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#FBF - The Magnificent Seven

A glimpse back at the most memorable moments from the team that made US history.

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Simone Biles is the undisputed greatest gymnast of all time. She is the only current team member to have competed in an Olympic games.

Sophia Butler first qualified as junior international elite in 2018. In 2019 she was asked to join the national team as a junior.

Jade Carey is a three-time member of the women's national team, first being invited in 2017.

Jordan Chiles has been a member of both the junior and senior national teams on and off since 2013. She is a powerful all-around gymnast.

Kayla DiCello aged into senior in 2020, joining the senior Women's National Team that year. She made her senior debut at the American Cup.

Kara Eaker has been a member of the women's national team since 2017. She is well known for her difficult and artistic combinations on beam.

Morgan Hurd is a four time member of the Women's National Team. She is an incredibly strong all-around gymnast and 2017 World Champion.

Shilese Jones was first invited to join the national team in 2018, and then again in 2020. She's an extremely strong gymnast all-around.

Emily Lee was invited to the 2019 Worlds Team Selection Camp as a non-national team member, where she finished 10th all around.

Sunisa Lee became a senior elite in 2019, and was offered a positional on the National Team after winning the silver medal at Nationals.

Lilly Lippeatt joined the junior national team in 2019, and aged into senior for the 2020 season.

Grace McCallum is a 3 time member of the women's national team, first joining in 2018. She is incredibly consistent and strong all-around.

Riley McCusker is a four time member of the women's national team, first joining in 2016. She is known for her flexibility and consistency.

Meet MyKayla Skinner, member of the women's US National Gymnastics Team, and Olympic and World Gold Medalist.

Faith Torrez joined the national team in 2020 and made her debut at International Gymnix.

Leanne Wong turned senior in 2019, and made her senior debut at the 2019 American Cup where she won all-around gold.