Kayla DiCello, Simone Biles, Eveylynn Lowe, Ameila Disidore, and Kelise Woolford
We’ve been tracking all of the U.S. women’s elite and national championships qualifiers in 2023, and with the last chance for athletes to earn their spots in San Jose taking place at the U.S. Classic over the weekend, we finally know the full list of athletes who are set to compete at the highest domestic level.
Below, please find the full lists of senskior and junior qualifiers to nationals, how they qualified, and their top score from the 2023 season. Please see below each chart for an explanation of score requirements at each level, and note that those who are shaded in gray have qualified to nationals but will not be competing.
Seniors Who Qualified
| Name | Gym | Qualifier | High Score |
| Simone Biles | World Champions | 2023 U.S. Classic | 58.900 |
| Skye Blakely | WOGA Gymnastics | 2022 Worlds Team | N/A |
| Charlotte Booth | Brandy Johnson’s | 2023 Winter Cup | 51.950 |
| Jade Carey | Oregon State | 2022 Worlds Team | 52.400 |
| Dulcy Caylor | World Champions | 2023 Winter Cup | 51.950 |
| Jordan Chiles | World Champions | 2022 Worlds Team | N/A |
| Kayla DiCello | Hill’s Gymnastics | 2023 U.S. Classic | 51.950 |
| Amelia Disidore | GAGE | 2023 U.S. Classic | 52.800 |
| Jordis Eichman | World Champions | 2023 Winter Cup | 51.400 |
| Addison Fatta | Prestige Gymnastics | 2022 Worlds Trials | 53.700 |
| Madray Johnson | WOGA Gymnastics | 2023 National Team Camp | 53.150 |
| Shilese Jones | Ascend Gymnastics | 2022 Worlds Team | N/A |
| Katelyn Jong | Metroplex Gymnastics | 2023 National Team Camp | 53.450 |
| Levi Jung-Ruivivar | WOGA Gymnastics | 2022 Worlds Trials | 48.000 |
| Sunisa Lee* | Midwest Gymnastics | 2023 U.S. Classic | N/A |
| Myli Lew | San Mateo | 2023 American Classic | 51.550 |
| Kaliya Lincoln | WOGA Gymnastics | 2023 Winter Cup | 52.900 |
| Eveylynn Lowe | GAGE | 2023 U.S. Classic | 51.600 |
| Nola Matthews | Airborne Gymnastics | 2022 Worlds Trials | 54.200 |
| Zoe Miller | World Champions | 2023 Winter Cup | 53.950 |
| Elle Mueller | Twin City Twisters | 2023 Winter Cup | 52.431 |
| Marissa Neal | GAGE | 2022 Worlds Trials | 54.150 |
| Michelle Pineda | Metroplex Gymnastics | 2023 American Classic | 52.450 |
| Joscelyn Roberson | World Champions | 2023 Winter Cup | 54.150 |
| Katelyn Rosen | Twin City Twisters | 2023 Winter Cup | 52.400 |
| Ashlee Sullivan | WOGA Gymnastics | 2023 Winter Cup | 52.850 |
| Tiana Sumanasekera | World Champions | 2023 National Team Camp | 53.900 |
| Leanne Wong | GAGE | 2022 Worlds Team | 54.100 |
| Kelise Woolford | Buckeye Gymnastics | 2023 U.S. Classic | 51.100 |
| Lexi Zeiss | Twin City Twisters | 2022 Worlds Team | 53.200 |
| Alicia Zhou | Love Gymnastics | 2023 U.S. Classic | 52.750 |
*Qualified on VT/BB but will likely petition to compete AA at nationals
How the Seniors Qualify
Members of the 2022 World Championships team and replacement athletes automatically qualify to national championships.
Otherwise, senior gymnasts must earn a 50.500 all-around score at selected national team training camps held in the second half of 2022 or in 2023, through an international assignment in 2023, and at the Winter Cup, American Classic, or U.S. Classic in 2023. Note that this score was originally set at 51.000 but was dropped half a point following a motion at an international elite committee meeting.
Senior gymnasts may also earn a 39.000 three-event score or a 26.400 two-event score at selected national team training camps in the second half of 2022 or in 2023, and at the American Classic or U.S. Classic in 2023. The Winter Cup does not count as a qualifier for specialists.
Juniors Who Qualified
| Name | Gym | Qualifier | High Score |
| Isabella Anzola | Georgia Elite | 2023 Winter Cup | 50.700 |
| Sage Bradford | WOGA | 2023 American Classic | 50.650 |
| Ly Bui | GAGE | 2023 U.S. Classic | 50.700 |
| Charleigh Bullock | Capital Gymnastics | 2023 American Classic | 49.600 |
| Lavi Crain | GAGE | 2023 U.S. Classic | 49.900 |
| Ally Damelio | San Mateo | 2023 American Classic | 51.050 |
| Nicole Desmond | Parkettes | 2023 American Classic | 50.100 |
| Tatum Drusch | Flips Gymnastics | 2023 American Classic | 52.200 |
| Reese Esponda | Roots Gymnastics | 2023 Winter Cup | 51.800 |
| Kieryn Finnell | Rochester | 2023 Winter Cup | 52.850 |
| Addy Fulcher | Bull City Gymnastics | 2023 U.S. Classic | 51.100 |
| Jayla Hang | Pacific Reign | 2023 Winter Cup | 52.600 |
| Gabrielle Hardie | Twin City Twisters | 2023 Winter Cup | 52.450 |
| Zoey Molomo | Metroplex | 2023 Winter Cup | 54.200 |
| Ella Kate Parker | Cincinnati Gymnastics | 2023 U.S. Classic | 50.250 |
| Claire Pease | WOGA | 2023 Winter Cup | 52.100 |
| Hezly Rivera | WOGA | 2023 Winter Cup | 55.200 |
| Simone Rose | Pacific Reign | 2023 Winter Cup | 50.800 |
| Lacie Saltzmann | Texas Dreams | 2023 U.S. Classic | 49.500 |
| Audrey Snyder | First State | 2023 Winter Cup | 51.666 |
| Izzy Stassi | Buckeye | 2023 Winter Cup | 53.150 |
| Maliha Tressel | Twin City Twisters | 2023 American Classic | 51.300 |
| Tyler Turner | Airborne Gymnastics | 2023 American Classic | 51.900 |
| Camie Westerman | Hill’s Gymnastics | 2023 American Classic | 50.050 |
How the Juniors Qualify
No juniors automatically qualify to national championships.
Junior gymnasts must earn a 49.500 all-around score at selected national team training camps held after August 2022, at selected national team training camps held in 2023, and at the Winter Cup, American Classic, or U.S. Classic in 2023. Note that this score was originally set at 50.000 but was dropped half a point following a motion at an international elite committee meeting.
Article by Lauren Hopkins
The Gymternet 
Very helpful article, thank you. Do you know how to find out ahead of time which session gymnasts will be in?
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Not until USAG announces it! But did they say that nationals will have two senior sessions? I thought it was just one for nationals despite there being two for classics.
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I really thought the Miltons were gonna be a thing this quad. If you were to tell me they weren’t going to even make nationals in their senior debut year 3 years ago I would’ve laughed.
A part of me is kinda happy Al doesn’t have them throwing everything and the kitchen sink. *growth* lol
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The first time I saw them, I was like omg LOVE, and thought they’d be the top juniors really quickly. I think both have been injured over the past couple of years and have downgraded SO much, one of them is still doing just a layout for one of her passes on floor, it’s depressing thinking about what they were capable of! I hope they can take the next ~6 months to just keep getting healthy and back into fighting form.
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One upside is their form has improved a ton over the last year or so doing simpler skills. Could still be a real surprise threat next year if fully healthy. Will be hard with so many vt/fx girls tho. They also don’t graduate until 2026 so they’ll be in the mix for a bit hopefully.
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Yes, agree completely! I haven’t given up on them and we’re in an era where the best gymnasts are all NOT 15-17, so I think they absolutely have time and hope they can take things slow and steady until they are ready to bring back bigger skills.
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I just read on Kensly’s site that the USA men aren’t having a selection camp for worlds, do you know if the women are Lauren?
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Yes, the women are! Apparently the men said they would rather have the team named at nationals because it’s too stressful waiting and training to compete at a trial meet, and then they feel like they’re preparing for that instead of preparing for worlds, which is very valid. Not sure if the women prefer a trial camp or if the women’s program didn’t give them that same option, but as far as I know there will still be a trial in September for WAG.
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Thanks for the info!
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