Which 10 Missouri athletes qualified for the Tokyo Olympics in 2021?
The United States' 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympic teams are finalized. The Olympics begin on Friday, July 23, and run until Sunday, Aug. 8. The opening ceremony is scheduled for July 23 at 6 a.m. CT.  For those looking to watch the Tokyo Olympics, there are a handful of options. NBC will broadcast the games on TV, but viewers can also stream on NBCOlympics.com, NBC Sports, and Peacock. In total, nine athletes with Missouri hometowns made the cut  three in basketball, one in diving, one in soccer, three in track and field, and one in wrestling. Here's each athlete from Missouri competing in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Bradley Beal (basketball)  Hometown: St. Louis, Mo. Experience: 2021-20 All-NBA third team, three time NBA all-star (2018, 2019, 2021), gold medal in 2010 FIBA U17 World Championships. More:Experience matters: USA Basketball confirms Olympic roster  Jayson Tatum (basketball)  Hometown: St. Louis, Mo. Experience: 2021 and 2020 NBA all-star, 2020 All-NBA Third Team, seventh place with 2019 USA World Cup Team, gold medal in 2015 FIBA U19 World Championship  More:Brooklyn's Kevin Durant, Portland's Damian Lillard headline Tokyo men's basketball roster  Napheesa Collier (basketball)  Hometown: O'Fallon, Mo. Experience: 2020 All-WNBA second team, 2019 WNBA Rookie of the Year, gold medal in 2019 FIBA AmeriCup, gold medal in 2015 FIBA World Cup, gold medal in 2014 FIBA Americas U18 Championship  Tyler Downs (diving)  Hometown: Ballwin, Mo. Experience: 2019 Sagamihara and Beijing World Series team member, silver medal in 2018 World Junior Diving Championships, three-time Junior Pan American Championships team member (2019, 2017, 2015), two gold medals and two bronze in 2019 Junior Pan American Championships, six-time individual junior national champion  Becky Sauerbrunn (soccer)  Hometown: St. Louis, Mo. Experience: Fifth place 2016 Rio Olympics, gold medal in 2015 World Championships, gold medal in 2012 London Olympics, silver medal in 2011 World Championships  More:USWNT soccer roster for Tokyo Olympics is announced  Courtney Frerichs (track and field)  Hometown: Nixa, Mo. Event: 3,000-meter steeplechase  Experience: 11th place in 2016 Rio Olympics, first place in 2016 NCAA Outdoor Championships, second place (3,000-meter steeplechase) and fifth place (5,000-meter run) in 2015 NCAA Outdoor Championships, sixth place in 2013 NCAA Outdoor Championships. More:Nixa's Courtney Frerichs qualifies for Tokyo Olympics in steeplechase  Gwen Berry (track and field)  Hometown: St. Louis, Mo. Event: Hammer throw  Experience: 14th place in 2016 Rio Olympics, gold medal in 2016 USA Indoor Championships, gold medal in 2014 USA Indoor Championships, gold medal in 2013 USA Indoor Championships, 2012 London Olympic athlete  More:'I feel like it was a setup': Gwendolyn Berry finishes third in hammer, feels blindsided by national anthem  Chris Nilsen (track and field)  Hometown: Kansas City, Mo. Event: Pole vault  Experience: 13th place in 2017 World Championships  More:'I'm an Olympian': South Dakota alum Chris Nilsen takes gold at Olympic Trials  DeAnna Price (track and field)  Hometown: Moscow Mills, Mo. Event: Hammer throw  Experience: 2019 World Championship gold medal, 2016 Rio Olympian (sixth place)  Jacarra Winchester (wrestling)  Hometown: Marshall, Mo. Experience: Second in 2020 Pan American Olympic Games Qualifier, 2019 Senior World Champion, 2018 and 2019 U.S. Open champion, 2018 and 2019 Final X champion, fifth in 2018 Senior World Championships, 2018 World Team Trials Challenge Tournament champion, and 2014 University World bronze medalist.