List of Olympic male artistic gymnasts for the United States

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American male artistic gymnasts have competed at every Olympic Games since 1904, except for 1908, 1912, and 1980. [1] In total, there have been 223 American male gymnasts who have competed at the Olympics. [1]

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History

Over 100 athletes competed at the 1904 Olympics, and American teams won the gold, silver, and bronze in the team all-around and a total of 30 medals across all of the events. [2] The United States returned to men's gymnastics at the 1920 Olympics, but did not win any medals. [3] At the 1924 Olympics, Frank Kriz won the gold medal on the vault. [4] At the 1932 Olympics, the men's team won the silver medal behind Italy. [5] The next medal by an American man was not won until 1976 when Peter Kormann won the bronze medal on the floor exercise. [6] At the 1984 Summer Olympics, the United States team won the gold medal. Additionally, the 1984 Olympic team won seven individual medals. [7] At the 1992 Olympics, Trent Dimas won the gold medal on the horizontal bar. [8] Then at the 1996 Summer Olympics, Jair Lynch won the silver medal on the parallel bars. [9] The men's team won the silver medal behind Japan at the 2004 Summer Olympics. Additionally, Paul Hamm won the gold medal in the all-around as well as the silver medal on the horizontal bar. [10] At the 2008 Olympics, the men's team won the bronze medal, and Jonathan Horton won the silver medal on the horizontal bar. [11] Danell Leyva won the bronze medal in the all-around at the 2012 Olympics. [12] Leyva also won the silver medal on the parallel bars and the horizontal bar at the 2016 Summer Olympics. Additionally, Alex Naddour won the bronze medal on the pommel horse. [13]

Gymnasts

Alexander Artemev Alexanderartemevpommelhorse2008 (cropped1).jpg
Alexander Artemev
Raj Bhavsar Raj Bhavsar.jpg
Raj Bhavsar
Bart Conner Bart Conner Olympic Park Rio de Janeiro 2016.jpg
Bart Conner
Mitch Gaylord Mitch Gaylord 1985.jpg
Mitch Gaylord
Paul Hamm Paul Hamm.jpg
Paul Hamm
Jonathan Horton Jonathan Horton.jpg
Jonathan Horton
Peter Kormann Peter Kormann.jpg
Peter Kormann
Joe Kotys Joe Kotys 1949.jpg
Joe Kotys
Justin Spring Justin Spring.jpg
Justin Spring
GymnastYearsGoldSilverBronzeTotal medalsRef.
Kanati Allen 19680000 [14]
Alexander Artemev 20080011 [15]
Marshall Avener 1972, 19760000 [16]
Mihai Bagiu 19960000 [17]
Larry Banner 1960, 19640000 [18]
Ron Barak 19640000 [19]
Raymond Bass 19321001 [20]
Tom Beach 19760000 [21]
Dick Beckner 19560000 [22]
Jack Beckner 1952, 1956, 19600000 [23]
Glenn Berry 19280000 [24]
Raj Bhavsar 20080011 [25]
Richard Bishop 19320000 [26]
Dallas Bixler 19321001 [27]
William Bonsall 19480000 [28]
Louis Bordo 19480000 [29]
Walter Blattmann 19520000 [30]
Chris Brooks 20160000 [31]
Ed Carmichael 19320011 [32]
Steve Cohen 19680000 [33]
Bart Conner 1976, 19842002 [34]
Jim Culhane 19720000 [35]
John Crosby 19720000 [36]
William Galbraith 19320101 [37]
Frank Cumiskey 1932, 1936, 19480101 [38]
Bill Denton 19320101 [39]
Tom Connolly 19320011 [40]
Tim Daggett 19841012 [41]
Jake Dalton 2012, 20160000 [42]
Kevin Davis 19880000 [43]
Vincent D'Autorio 1948, 19520000 [44]
Trent Dimas 19921001 [45]
Phil Erenberg 19320101 [46]
Sid Freudenstein 19680000 [47]
Jason Gatson 20040101 [48]
Mitch Gaylord 19841124 [49]
George Greenfield 19720000 [50]
Marcel Gleyre 19320000 [51]
Kenny Griffin 19360000 [52]
Ed Gross 19320101 [53]
Abie Grossfeld 1956, 19600000 [54]
George Gulack 19321001 [55]
Joseph Hagerty 20080011 [56]
Morgan Hamm 2000, 20040101 [57]
Paul Hamm 2000, 20041203 [58]
Jim Hartung 19841001 [59]
Frank Haubold 1928, 1932, 19360112 [60]
William Herrmann 19320011 [61]
Don Holder 19520000 [62]
Asher Hong 20240011
Jonathan Horton 2008, 20120112 [63]
Steve Hug 1968, 19720000 [64]
Al Jochim 1924, 1928, 1932, 19360202 [65]
Scott Johnson 19841001 [66]
Barney Jorgensen 19200000 [67]
Paul Juda 20240011
Scott Keswick 19920000 [68]
Paul Krempel 1920, 19280000 [69]
Peter Kormann 19760011 [70]
Joe Kotys 19480000 [71]
Frank Kriz 1920, 1924, 19281001 [4]
William Kuhlemeier 19320011 [72]
Charles Lakes 19880000 [73]
Danell Leyva 2012, 20160213 [74]
Jair Lynch 1992, 19960101 [75]
John Macready 19960000 [76]
John Mais 1920, 19240000 [77]
Brody Malone 2020, 20240011 [78]
Stephen McCain 20000000 [79]
Brett McClure 20040101 [80]
Fred Meyer 1932, 19360101 [81]
Sam Mikulak 2012, 2016, 20200000 [82]
Dominick Minicucci 1988, 19920000 [83]
Rusty Mitchell 19640000 [84]
Yul Moldauer 20200000 [78]
Alex Naddour 20160011 [85]
Stephen Nedoroscik 20240022
Harold Newhart 19280000 [86]
Rudolph Novak 19240000 [87]
Fred Orlofsky 19600000 [88]
John Orozco 20120000 [89]
Gar O'Quinn 19600000 [90]
John Pearson 1924, 19280000 [91]
Chet Phillips 19360000 [92]
Artie Pitt 19360000 [93]
Fred Richard 20240011
Lance Ringnald 19880000 [94]
Fred Roethlisberger 19680000 [95]
George Roth 19321001 [96]
Curt Rottman 19240000 [97]
John Roethlisberger 1992, 1996, 20000000 [98]
Bill Roetzheim 1948, 19520000 [99]
Frank Safanda 19240000 [100]
Makoto Sakamoto 1964, 19720000 [101]
Ed Scrobe 1948, 19520000 [102]
Michael Schuler 19320101 [103]
Art Shurlock 19640000 [104]
Kip Simons 19960000 [105]
Charles Simms 1952, 19560000 [106]
Ray Sorensen 19480000 [107]
Justin Spring 20080011 [108]
Bob Stout 19520000 [109]
Wes Suter 19880000 [110]
Kevin Tan 20080011 [111]
Kurt Thomas 19760000 [112]
Dave Thor 19680000 [113]
Bill Tom 19560000 [114]
Don Tonry 19600000 [115]
Sean Townsend 20000000 [116]
Chainey Umphrey 19960000 [117]
Peter Vidmar 19842103 [118]
Armando Vega 19560000 [119]
Chris Waller 19920000 [120]
Max Wandrer 19240000 [121]
Greg Weiss 19640000 [122]
George Wheeler 19360000 [123]
Blaine Wilson 1996, 2000, 20040101 [124]
Shane Wiskus 20200000 [78]
Herman Witzig 19280000 [125]
Rowland Wolfe 19321001 [126]
Alec Yoder 20200000 [78]
Guard Young 20040101 [127]
Wayne Young 19760000 [128]

Medalists

MedalNameYearEvent
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Frank Kriz Flag of France.svg 1924 Paris Men's vault
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Haubold, Cumiskey, Jochim, Meyer, Schuler Flag of the United States.svg 1932 Los Angeles Men's team
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Frank Haubold Men's pommel horse
Gold medal icon.svg Gold George Gulack Men's rings
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Bill Denton Men's rings
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Al Jochim Men's vault
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Ed Carmichael Men's rings
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Dallas Bixler Men's horizontal bar
Gold medal icon.svg Gold George Roth Men's Indian clubs
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Philip Erenberg Men's Indian clubs
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze William Kuhlemeier Men's Indian clubs
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Raymond Bass Men's rope climbing
Silver medal icon.svg Silver William Galbraith Men's rope climbing
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Thomas Connolly Men's rope climbing
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Rowland Wolfe Men's tumbling
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Ed Gross Men's tumbling
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze William Herrmann Men's tumbling
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Peter Kormann Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 1976 Montreal Men's floor exercise
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Conner, Daggett, Gaylord, Hartung, Johnson, Vidmar Flag of the United States.svg 1984 Los Angeles Men's team
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Peter Vidmar Men's all-around
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Peter Vidmar Men's pommel horse
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Tim Daggett Men's pommel horse
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Mitch Gaylord Men's rings
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Mitch Gaylord Men's vault
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Bart Conner Men's parallel bars
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Mitch Gaylord Men's parallel bars
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Trent Dimas Flag of Spain.svg 1992 Barcelona Men's horizontal bar
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Jair Lynch Flag of the United States.svg 1996 Atlanta Men's parallel bars
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Gatson, M. Hamm, P. Hamm, McClure, Wilson, Young Flag of Greece.svg 2004 Athens Men's team
Gold medal icon.svg Gold Paul Hamm Men's all-around
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Paul Hamm Men's horizontal bar
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Artemev, Bhavsar, Hagerty, Horton, Spring, Tan Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg 2008 Beijing Men's team
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Jonathan Horton Men's horizontal bar
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Danell Leyva Flag of the United Kingdom.svg 2012 London Men's all-around
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Alexander Naddour Flag of Brazil.svg 2016 Rio de Janeiro Men's pommel horse
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Danell Leyva Men's parallel bars
Silver medal icon.svg Silver Danell Leyva Men's horizontal bar
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Hong, Juda, Malone, Nedoroscik, Richard Flag of France.svg 2024 Paris Men's team
Bronze medal icon.svg Bronze Stephen Nedoroscik Men's pommel horse

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