Douglas Confirms Return to Elite Gymnastics
Olympic champion Gabby Douglas officially announced her return to elite competition in a post on Instagram this morning.
Nemour Given All-Clear to Represent Algeria at African Championships
After 10 months of sitting in limbo, the French federation has finally cleared 17-year-old Kaylia Nemour to represent Algeria.
Olympian, Two-Time World Medalist Ellie Downie Announces Retirement
Ellie Downie, 23, announced her retirement from gymnastics to prioritize her mental health and happiness after nearly a decade of international success.
2012 Olympic Champion Krisztián Berki Announces Retirement at 35
Reflecting on Krisztián Berki’s career as one of the best pommel horse gymnasts in history as he announces his retirement at 35.
Hernandez Will Return in February
2016 Olympic champion Laurie Hernandez, 20, confirmed on Twitter that she plans on competing at next month’s Winter Cup.
Hungarian Federation Leaves Feher Stranded
Nora Feher missed this weekend’s national championships in Hungary after the federation fired her from the national team for speaking up about her injuries.
New Quad, Same Nonsense
We highlight the biggest changes that will affect world championships in the coming years, and share our thoughts on how these changes will affect the sport and its athletes.
USA Gymnastics Names Tom Forster to National Team Coordinator Role
After a lengthy search following the resignation of Valeri Liukin, USA Gymnastics has named a new women’s national team coordinator.
British Team Set For Worlds
Thoughts about the men’s and women’s British world championships teams, named after a training camp last week.
U.S. Worlds Team Offers Surprises and Controversy
First-year senior Morgan Hurd joins nominative roster picks Ragan Smith, Ashton Locklear, and Jade Carey as members of the U.S. team for world championships in Montreal.
The Gymternet 