Whos on the U.S. Olympic womens gymnastics team?
After the weekends U.S. Olympic trials in St. Louis, Missouri, the womens Olympic gymnasts were named. The top four finishers were selected for the team, though the selection committee had the option of picking a lower-scoring athlete. The team:  Simone Biles, 24, 4-foot-8; World Champions Center, Spring, Texas.. Four gold medals and one bronze at 2016 Olympics. All-around champion at 2019 world championships. Suni Lee, 18, 5-foot-0, from St. Paul, Minn.; Midwest Gymnastics Center, Minnesota. Eighth all-around at 2019 world championships. Committed to Auburn University. Jordan Chiles, 20, from Vancouver, Wash; World Champions Center, Spring, Texas. Third at 2021 national championships and team trials. Committed to UCLA. Grace McCallum, 18, 5-foot-0, from Isanti, Minn.; Twin City Twisters. Committed to University of Utah. Individual Olympians (scores will not be considered for team competition):  Jade Carey, 20, 5-foot-1, from Phoenix; Arizona Sunrays. Qualified based on her World Cup performance. Committed to Oregon State. MyKayla Skinner, 24, 5-foot-0, from Gilbert, Ariz. Competes for University of Utah; NCAA all-around runner-up in her freshman and sophomore seasons. Alternates:  Kayla DiCello, 17, from Boyds, Md. ; Hills Gymnastics, Maryland. 2019 junior national champion. Committed to University of Florida. Kara Eaker, 18, 5-foot-0, from Grain Valley, Mo. ; Great American Gymnastics Express, Missouri. Committed to University of Utah. Leanne Wong, 17, 5-foot-1, from Overland Park, Kans. ; Great American Gymnastics Express, Missouri. Committed to University of Florida. Emma Malabuyo, 18, from Milpitas, Calif.; Texas Dreams, Dallas. Committed to UCLA.