PHOENIX – Headlined by Olympic champion and Phoenix-native Jade Carey and fellow Olympic medalists Hezly Rivera, Frederick Richard and Stephen Nedoroscik, more than 100 of the country’s best men’s and women’s artistic gymnasts will head to Mortgage Matchup Center for the 2026 Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships August 6-9 in downtown Phoenix.

Six Olympians and more than 16 junior and senior World Championship team members are among those registered to vie for national titles and USA Gymnastics National Team rosters in Phoenix. The Championships also serve as a qualifying event for the 2026 Artistic World Championships U.S. team that will compete Oct. 17-25 in Rotterdam, The Netherlands.

Top seniors take national stage

Carey returns to her hometown for her first U.S. Championships competition since 2024. The 2020 Olympic floor exercise champion and 2024 team gold medalist and vault bronze medalist will be joined by a women’s field that includes every defending U.S. champion from 2025. Also a 2024 Olympic team gold medalist, Rivera arrives in Phoenix as the defending U.S. champion in the all-around, uneven bars (tie), balance beam & floor exercise. Adding depth to the women’s field are 2025 U.S. uneven bars champion co-champion Skye Blakely and 2025 U.S. vault champion and World Championships all-around silver medalist Leanne Wong, both of whom own multiple World Championships medals.

Paris Olympic men’s team bronze medalists Richard and Nedoroscik, who also won Olympic pommel horse bronze, headline a field that includes 2020 Olympians Yul Moldauer and Shane Wiskus in their return to the national championships. Patrick Hoopes and Taylor Burkhart enter as the lone returning 2025 U.S champions, with Hoopes taking the pommel horse title and Burkhart the horizontal bar gold medal last year in New Orleans. It was a big year on pommel for the Air Force Academy alumnus Hoopes, who also won the 2025 NCAA title and World Championships bronze medal on the apparatus.

The senior fields also will feature some of the nation’s top rising stars. Top new talent for the men includes two medalists from the 2025 Junior World Championships: still rings champion Dante Reive and horizontal bar silver and parallel bars bronze medalist Danila Leykin, both of whom will compete as seniors in Phoenix. Athletes to watch in the women’s field include 2026 U.S. Classic all-around and floor exercise champion Reese Esponda; 2026 Pan American Championships all-around, floor and team gold medalist Claire Pease; and 2026 Pan Am Champs all-around and American Cup team silver medalist Charliegh Bullock.

Juniors set to shine

Every junior all-around title is back on the market in 2026, and athletes will be gunning for each podium. After winning the 16-year-old men’s title in New Orleans, Jakson Kurecki aims for the 17-year-old gold medal, while his 2026 DTB Pokal Team Challenge teammates of Andres Aranda, Jason Hao, Bo McCrea and Nixon Miles, who won team silver alongside Kurecki in Germany, are some of the top contenders for the 16-year-old championship.

With 2025 junior U.S. champion Caroline Moreau now competing as a senior, the women’s junior all-around will crown a new champion. Leading the hunt are 2026 junior U.S Classic all-around and floor gold medalist Addalye VanGrinsven and 2026 Pan American Championships all-around, vault and floor champion Amia Pugh-Banks.

Schedule/How to watch

Tickets for the 2026 Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships are available on Ticketmaster. A schedule of events is listed below. All times are MST and subject to change. Streaming and broadcast information for each session also are listed.

Thursday, August 6

Friday, August 7

Saturday, August 8

Sunday, August 9

All podium training will be streamed live on FlipNow.tv and broadcasted sessions will stream live internationally on the USA Gymnastics YouTube channel. All individual routines will be uploaded the USA Gymnastics YouTube channel following competition.

For complete information, visit xfinitychampionships.com.

Rosters

136 athletes are registered to compete this week in Phoenix. Participants are listed alphabetically below by division.

Women

    Senior (21)
    Isabella Anzola — Statham, Ga./WOGA Gymnastics
    Skye Blakely — Frisco, Texas/University of Florida
    Charleigh Bullock — Spotsylvania, Va./Capital Gymnastics National Training Center
    Jade Carey — Phoenix, Ariz./Oregon State University
    Dulcy Caylor — Spring, Texas/World Champions Centre
    Lavi Crain — Blue Springs, Mo./World Champions Centre
    Ally Damelio — San Mateo, Calif./San Mateo Gymnastics
    Tatum Drusch — White Bear Lake, Minn./Flips Gymnastics
    Reese Esponda — Shenandoah, Texas/World Champions Centre
    Addy Fulcher — Gastonia, N.C./Georgia Elite Gymnastics
    Jayla Hang — Bellevue, Wash./Pacific Reign Gymnastics
    Greta Krob — Tipton, Iowa/IGN
    Zoey Molomo — McKinney, Texas/Metroplex Gymnastics
    Caroline Moreau — Keller, Texas/Texas Dreams Gymnastics
    Claire Pease — Sunnyvale, Texas/WOGA Gymnastics
    Lila Richardson — Russellville, Ark./Metroplex Gymnastics
    Hezly Rivera — Oradell, N.J./WOGA Gymnastics
    Alessia Rosa — Gaithersburg, Md./Hill’s Gymnastics
    Simone Rose — Sammamish, Wash./Pacific Reign Gymnastics
    Izzy Stassi — Delaware, Ohio/University of Oklahoma
    Leanne Wong — Kansas City, Mo./University of Florida

    Junior (24)
    Gianna Arthur — Plano, Texas/WOGA Gymnastics
    Hadley Bird — Boise, Idaho/Metroplex Gymnastics
    Espy Chang — Kirkland, Wash./Pacific Reign Gymnastics
    Vivi Crain — Blue Springs, Mo./World Champions Centre
    Aulya Daniels — Lawrence, Kan./Liberty Gymnastics Academy
    Sofie Davtyan — Frisco, Texas/WOGA Gymnastics
    Eva Doherty — Virginia Beach, Va./World Class Gymnastics
    Sadie Drake — Sammamish, Wash./Advantage Gymnastics Academy
    Madelyn Eagle — Mansfield, Texas/WOGA Gymnastics
    Claire Ekart — Blue Springs, Mo./Cincinnati Gymnastics
    Avery Haines — Bowie, Md./First State Gymnastics
    Bailynn Kasprzak — Clarence, N.Y./World Champions Centre
    Brooklyn Klauser — Frisco, Texas/WOGA Gymnastics
    Anslee McCauley — Marietta, Ga./Georgia All-Star Gymnastics
    Annabel Melnyk — Sierra Madre, Calif./SCEGA Gymnastics
    Amariah Moore — Wilmington, Del./ First State Gymnastics
    Amia Pugh-Banks — Newport News, Va./World Class Gymnastics
    Paisley Ritger — Dayton, Minn./Twin City Twisters
    Jazzy Saravia — Freehold, N.J./First State Gymnastics
    Kylie Smith — Loveland, Ohio/Cincinnati Gymnastics
    Cassandra Tan — Poulsbo, Wash./Pacific Reign Gymnastics
    Addalye VanGrinsven — Champlin, Minn./Pacific Reign Gymnastics
    Audrey VanGrinsven — Champlin, Minn./Pacific Reign Gymnastics
    Sydney Williams — Frisco, Texas/Metroplex Gymnastics

Men

    Senior (52)
    Hasan Aydogdu — Carlstadt, N.J./University of Illinois
    Fuzzy Benas — Richmond, Texas/University of Oklahoma
    Sasha Bogonosiuk — Buffalo Grove, Ill./University of Oklahoma
    Crew Bold — Delray Beach, Fla./University of Michigan
    Taylor Burkhart — Arvada, Colo./Stanford University
    Asher Cohen — Lakewood, Colo./University of Nebraska
    Brandon Dang — San Jose, Calif./University of Illinois
    Lincoln Dubin — Bellefonte, Pa./EVO Gymnastics
    Elliot Foster — Virginia Beach, Va./Aspire Kids Sports Center
    Yotam Gabay — West Hills, Calif./Gymnastics Olympica USA
    Jesse Hanny — Cypress, Texas/University of Oklahoma
    Ty Herzing — State College, Pa./University of Nebraska
    Kyler Hinson — Gastonia, N.C./Greenville University
    Christopher Hiser — Longmeadow, Mass./University of Nebraska
    Troy Holman — Bakersfield, Calif./University of Michigan
    Xander Hong — Tomball, Texas/Stanford University
    Patrick Hoopes — Lehi, Utah/U.S. Air Force Academy
    Jun Iwai — Lewisville, Texas/Stanford University
    Michael Jaroh — State College, Pa./EVO Gymnastics
    Cash Johnston — Houston, Texas/U.S. Military Academy
    Josh Karnes — Erie, Pa./EVO Gymnastics
    Cooper Kim — Grand Ledge, Mich./Stanford University
    Nicolas Kuebler — Seattle, Wash./Stanford University
    Zaiden Kyte — Knoxville, Tenn./GymTek Academy
    Charlie Larson — White Bear Lake, Minn./University of Michigan
    Ben Letvin — Elkridge, Md./Minnesota Men’s Gymnastics
    Danila Leykin — Sarasota, Fla./EVO Gymnastics
    Riley Loos — El Dorado Hills, Calif./Stanford University
    Aaronson Mansberger — Carmel, Ind./University of Michigan
    Yul Moldauer — Arvada, Colo./University of Oklahoma
    Stephen Nedoroscik — Worcester, Mass./EVO Gymnastics
    Kameron Nelson — Columbus, Ohio/EVO Gymnastics
    Alexandru Nitache — Lincoln, Neb./University of Nebraska
    Alex Noel — Nashua, N.H./University of Oklahoma
    Justin Park — San Diego, Calif./Agility
    David Ramirez — Nipomo, Calif./Ohio State University
    Ori Reilly — Windermere, Fla./Gymnastics USA
    Dante Reive — West Point, N.Y./West Point Gymnastics
    Frederick Richard — Stoughton, Mass./University of Michigan
    Nathan Roman — Poway, Calif./University of Oklahoma
    Anthony Ruscheinsky — Summit, Wis./Salto Gymnastics Center
    Kellen Ryan — Janesville, Wis./Minnesota Men’s Gymnastics
    Daniel Sanjuanico — Plano, Ill./University of Nebraska
    Garrett Schooley — Sarasota, Fla./University of Illinois
    David Shamah — McKinney, Texas/Stanford University
    Owen Shepherd — Aberdeen, N.J./Meadowlands Gymnastics Academy
    Hunter Simpson — Palmetto, Fla./EVO Gymnastics
    Landon Simpson — Bellefonte, Pa./Penn State University
    Brian Solomon — Lynnfield, Mass./U.S. Naval Academy
    Parker Thackston — Surf City, N.J./Ohio State University
    Colt Walker — Austin, Texas/Stanford University
    Shane Wiskus — Spring Park, Minn./EVO Gymnastics

    Junior (39)
    Rocco Aragon — Arvada, Colo./5280 Gymnastics
    Andres Aranda — League City, Texas/Houston Gymnastics Academy
    Thomas Bell — Holiday, Fla./Top Contenders Gymnastics Academy
    Finn Boatman — Lakewood Ranch, Fla./EVO Gymnastics
    Peyton Boerner — Mayfield Heights, Ohio/Gymnastics World
    Hayden Brown — Corona Del Mar, Calif./SCATS Gymnastics
    Dominick Camarena — Pearland, Texas/Houston Gymnastics Academy
    Elijah Connor — Bradenton, Fla./EVO Gymnastics
    Asher Corbett — Waconia, Minn./Mini-Hops Gymnastics
    Ilya Danilchenko — Davenport, Fla./Gymnastics USA
    Tenoch Diaz — Fort Worth, Texas/Southlake Gymnastics Academy
    Elias Edwards — Louisville, Neb./ZnZ Gymnastics Center
    Hunter Egan — Waller, Texas/Cypress Academy of Gymnastics
    Elijah Gutierrez — South Lyon, Mich./Infinity Gymnastics
    Vandan Haake — Yorkville, Ill./Premier Gymnastics Academy West
    Jason Hao — Oakton, Va./Capital Gymnastics National Training Center
    Jovan Jimeno — Manassas, Va./Capital Gymnastics
    Jakson Kurecki — Nokomis, Fla./EVO Gymnastics
    Nico Maccario — Lakewood Ranch, Fla./Top Contenders Gymnastics Academy
    Tyler Malecki — Cranford, N.J./Surgent’s Elite Gymnastics
    Mason Martin — Arvada, Colo./5280 Gymnastics
    Bo McCrea — Chicago, Ill./Lakeshore Academy of Mt. Prospect
    Simon McEwen — Centerville, Ohio/Gymnastics Training Center of Ohio
    Nixon Miles — Simi Valley, Calif./Gymnastics Olympica USA
    Dean Murray — Minneapolis, Minn./Mini-Hops Gymnastics
    London Norris — Knoxville, Tenn./GymTek Academy
    Joshua Nunez Jr. — Miami, Fla./Nova Gymnastics
    JJ Pacquing — Seattle, Wash./Alpha Gymnastics
    Simon Pochinka — Plano, Texas/Texas Dreams Gymnastics
    Diego Quiroz — San Antonio, Texas/Alamo Gymnastics Center
    William Rebar — Simi Valley, Calif./Coach Patty’s Gymnastics
    Hunter Reingold — Cypress, Texas/Cypress Academy of Gymnastics
    Caiden Salado — Queen Creek, Ariz./USA Youth Fitness Center
    Brody Schuller — Walnutport, Pa./Prestige Gymnastics
    Keegan Shemluck — Bradenton, Fla./EVO Gymnastics
    Abe Stewart — Huntsville, Utah/Momentum Gymnastics
    Brock Strickland — Pawleys Island, S.C./EVO Gymnastics
    Jake Wazolek — New Windsor, N.Y./EVO Gymnastics
    Jackson Wilson — Columbus, Ohio/Integrity Athletics