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USAG Names 2021 Women's Junior & Senior National Teams Through June

USAG Names 2021 Women's Junior & Senior National Teams Through June

USAG today announced the full 2021 U.S. Women’s Junior and Senior National Team rosters after the first in-person National Team camp of the year.

Mar 13, 2021 by FloGymnastics Staff
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INDIANAPOLIS, March 13, 2021 – USA Gymnastics today announced the full 2021 U.S. Women’s Junior and Senior National Team rosters following the conclusion of the first in-person National Team camp of the year. Five junior and four senior athletes automatically qualified to the National Team through their all-around performances at the 2021 Winter Cup in February. The additional gymnasts were named to the team by the Athlete Selection Committee who considered in-camp performance in addition to submitted petitions.

All 26 gymnasts have been named to the National Team through the 2021 U.S. Gymnastics Championships in June. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, this marks the first time the team has been named since the conclusion of the 2019 U.S. Championships.

Members of the current U.S. Women’s Senior and Junior National Teams are listed below in alphabetical order. 

Senior 

Junior

*Individuals named to the team by the Athlete Selection Committee

The Athlete Selection Committee is comprised of USA Gymnastics’ Women’s High-Performance Director, a Women’s Athlete Selection Committee representative and an elected women’s artistic athlete representative. Women’s National Team selection minutes are publicly available on the USA Gymnastics website here

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