List of U.S. National Championships medalists in gymnastics

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A list of all senior medalists at the USA Gymnastics National Championships .

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Senior Women's Medalists

All-Around

All-Around
YearLocationGoldSilverBronze
1986 Indianapolis, Indiana Jennifer Sey Hope Spivey Joyce Wilborn
1987 Kansas City, Missouri Kristie Phillips Missy Marlowe Sabrina Mar
1988 Houston, Texas Phoebe Mills Kelly Garrison Hope Spivey
1989 Minneapolis, Minnesota Brandy Johnson Christy Henrich Sandy Woolsey
1990 Denver, Colorado Kim Zmeskal Betty Okino Brandy Johnson
1991 Cincinnati, Ohio Kim Zmeskal Sandy Woolsey Kerri Strug
1992 Columbus, Ohio Kim Zmeskal Kerri Strug Michelle Campi
1993 Salt Lake City, Utah Shannon Miller Dominique Dawes Kerri Strug
1994 Nashville, Tennessee Dominique Dawes Shannon Miller Amanda Borden
1995 New Orleans, Louisiana Dominique Moceanu Shannon Miller Jaycie Phelps
1996 Knoxville, Tennessee Shannon Miller Jaycie Phelps Dominique Moceanu
1997 Denver, Colorado Vanessa Atler
Kristy Powell
None Awarded Mohini Bhardwaj
1998 Indianapolis, Indiana Kristen Maloney Vanessa Atler Dominique Moceanu
1999 Sacramento, California Kristen Maloney Vanessa Atler Jennie Thompson
2000 St. Louis, Missouri Elise Ray Kristen Maloney Jamie Dantzscher
2001 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Tasha Schwikert Tabitha Yim Mohini Bhardwaj
2002 Cleveland, Ohio Tasha Schwikert Tabitha Yim Ashley Postell
2003 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Courtney Kupets Tasha Schwikert Hollie Vise
2004 Nashville, Tennessee Courtney Kupets
Carly Patterson
None Awarded Terin Humphrey
2005 Indianapolis, Indiana Nastia Liukin Chellsie Memmel Jana Bieger
2006 Saint Paul, Minnesota Nastia Liukin Natasha Kelley Jana Bieger
2007 San Jose, California Shawn Johnson Shayla Worley Nastia Liukin
2008 Boston, Massachusetts
Shawn Johnson Nastia Liukin Chellsie Memmel
2009 Dallas, Texas Bridget Sloan Ivana Hong Rebecca Bross
2010 Hartford, Connecticut Rebecca Bross Mattie Larson Aly Raisman
2011 Saint Paul, Minnesota Jordyn Wieber McKayla Maroney Aly Raisman
2012 St. Louis, Missouri Jordyn Wieber Gabby Douglas Aly Raisman
2013 Hartford, Connecticut Simone Biles Kyla Ross Brenna Dowell
2014 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Simone Biles Kyla Ross Maggie Nichols
2015 Indianapolis, Indiana Simone Biles Maggie Nichols Aly Raisman
2016 [1] St. Louis, Missouri Simone Biles Aly Raisman Laurie Hernandez
2017 [2] Anaheim, California Ragan Smith Jordan Chiles Riley McCusker
2018 [3] Boston, Massachusetts Simone Biles Morgan Hurd Riley McCusker
2019 [4] Kansas City, Missouri Simone Biles Sunisa Lee Grace McCallum
2020 Fort Worth, Texas Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the USA [5]
2021 [6] Fort Worth, Texas Simone Biles Sunisa Lee Jordan Chiles
2022 [7] Tampa, Florida Konnor McClain Shilese Jones Jordan Chiles
2023 San Jose, California Simone Biles Shilese Jones Leanne Wong
2024 Fort Worth, Texas Simone Biles Skye Blakely Kayla DiCello

Vault

Vault
YearLocationGoldSilverBronze
1986 Indianapolis, Indiana Joyce WilbornTracy CaloreAngie Denkins
1987 Kansas City, Missouri Kristie Phillips Rhonda Faehn
Joyce Wilborn
N/A
1988 Houston, Texas Stacey Gunthorpe Brandy Johnson Rhonda Faehn
1989 Minneapolis, Minnesota Brandy Johnson Holly VoorheisKim Kelly
1990 Denver, Colorado Brandy Johnson Sandy Woolsey Amy Scherr
1991 Cincinnati, Ohio Kim Zmeskal Kim Kelly Shannon Miller
1992 Columbus, Ohio Kerri Strug Kim Zmeskal Kim Kelly
1993 Salt Lake City, Utah Dominique Dawes Shannon Miller Kim Arnold
1994 Nashville, Tennessee Dominique Dawes Shannon Miller Amy Chow
1995 New Orleans, Louisiana Shannon Miller Heather Brink Dominique Moceanu
1996 Knoxville, Tennessee Dominique Dawes Kerri Strug Kristy Powell
1997 Denver, Colorado Vanessa Atler Kristen Maloney Mohini Bhardwaj
Jeanette Antolin
1998 Indianapolis, Indiana Dominique Moceanu Vanessa Atler Jennie Thompson
1999 Sacramento, California Vanessa Atler Marline StephensMarie Fjordholm
2000 St. Louis, Missouri Kristen Maloney Vanessa Atler Kendall Beck
2001 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Mohini Bhardwaj Tasha Schwikert
Ashley Miles
N/A
2002 Cleveland, Ohio Liz Tricase Annia Hatch Ashley Miles
2003 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Annia Hatch Kristina Comforte Tasha Schwikert
2004 Nashville, Tennessee Liz Tricase Mohini Bhardwaj Kristina Comforte
Alicia Sacramone
2005 Indianapolis, Indiana Alicia Sacramone Annie DiLuzioSusan Jackson
2006 Saint Paul, Minnesota Alicia Sacramone Jana Bieger Kassi Price
2007 San Jose, California Alicia Sacramone N/A
2008 Boston, Massachusetts Alicia Sacramone Britney RanzyN/A
2009 Dallas, Texas Kayla Williams N/A
2010 Hartford, Connecticut Alicia Sacramone Vanessa Zamarripa Brandie Jay
2011 Saint Paul, Minnesota McKayla Maroney Alicia Sacramone Brandie Jay
2012 St. Louis, Missouri Alicia Sacramone Brandie Jay MyKayla Skinner
2013 Hartford, Connecticut McKayla Maroney Simone Biles MyKayla Skinner
2014 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Simone Biles MyKayla Skinner N/A
2015 Indianapolis, Indiana Simone Biles MyKayla Skinner N/A
2016 St. Louis, Missouri Simone Biles MyKayla Skinner N/A
2017 Anaheim, California Jade Carey N/A
2018 Boston, Massachusetts Simone Biles Jordan Chiles Jade Carey
2019 Kansas City, Missouri Simone Biles Jade Carey MyKayla Skinner
2020 Fort Worth, Texas Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the USA [5]
2021 Fort Worth, Texas Simone Biles MyKayla Skinner Jordan Chiles
2022 Tampa, Florida Jade Carey Joscelyn Roberson N/A
2023 San Jose, California Joscelyn Roberson Skye Blakely Jade Carey
2024 Fort Worth, Texas Simone Biles Skye Blakely Jade Carey

Uneven Bars

Uneven Bars
YearLocationGoldSilverBronze
1986 Indianapolis, Indiana Marie Roethlisberger Hope Spivey
Beth Hansen
N/A
1987 Kansas City, Missouri Missy Marlowe Sabrina Mar Kristie Phillips
1988 Houston, Texas Chelle Stack Stacey Gunthorpe Phoebe Mills
1989 Minneapolis, Minnesota Chelle Stack Christy Henrich Sandy Woolsey
1990 Denver, Colorado Sandy Woolsey Christy Henrich
Kim Zmeskal
N/A
1991 Cincinnati, Ohio Sandy Woolsey Elisabeth Crandall Wendy Bruce
1992 Columbus, Ohio Dominique Dawes Kim Zmeskal Wendy Bruce
1993 Salt Lake City, Utah Shannon Miller Kerri Strug Dominique Dawes
1994 Nashville, Tennessee Dominique Dawes Shannon Miller Amanda Borden
1995 New Orleans, Louisiana Dominique Dawes Doni Thompson Kerri Strug
1996 Knoxville, Tennessee Dominique Dawes Katie TeftMonica Flammer
1997 Denver, Colorado Kristy Powell Mary Beth Arnold Vanessa Atler
Jamie Dantzscher
1998 Indianapolis, Indiana Elise Ray Alyssa Beckerman Jeanette Antolin
1999 Sacramento, California Jennie Thompson
Jamie Dantzscher
N/A Morgan White
Alyssa Beckerman
2000 St. Louis, Missouri Elise Ray Alyssa Beckerman
Shannon Miller
Amy Chow
N/A
2001 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Katie Heenan Tabitha Yim Tasha Schwikert
2002 Cleveland, Ohio Kristal Uzelac Tasha Schwikert Ashley Postell
2003 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Tasha Schwikert
Katie Heenan
N/A Hollie Vise
Courtney Kupets
2004 Nashville, Tennessee Courtney Kupets Carly Patterson Terin Humphrey
2005 Indianapolis, Indiana Nastia Liukin Chellsie Memmel Jana Bieger
2006 Saint Paul, Minnesota Nastia Liukin Natasha Kelley Kassi Price
2007 San Jose, California Nastia Liukin Shayla Worley Shawn Johnson
2008 Boston, Massachusetts Nastia Liukin Chellsie Memmel Bridget Sloan
2009 Dallas, Texas Bridget Sloan Cassandra Whitcomb Mackenzie Caquatto
2010 Hartford, Connecticut Rebecca Bross Cassandra Whitcomb Mattie Larson
2011 Saint Paul, Minnesota Jordyn Wieber Mackenzie Caquatto Anna Li
Gabby Douglas
2012 St. Louis, Missouri Gabby Douglas Kyla Ross Anna Li
2013 Hartford, Connecticut Kyla Ross Simone Biles Brenna Dowell
2014 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Ashton Locklear Madison Kocian Maggie Nichols
2015 Indianapolis, Indiana Madison Kocian Ashton Locklear Bailie Key
2016 St. Louis, Missouri Ashton Locklear Madison Kocian Laurie Hernandez
2017 Anaheim, California Riley McCusker Ashton Locklear Ragan Smith
Marissa Oakley
2018 Boston, Massachusetts Simone Biles Riley McCusker Morgan Hurd
2019 Kansas City, Missouri Sunisa Lee Morgan Hurd Simone Biles
2020 Fort Worth, Texas Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the USA [5]
2021 Fort Worth, Texas Sunisa Lee Riley McCusker Simone Biles
2022 Tampa, Florida Shilese Jones
Leanne Wong
N/A Jordan Chiles
2023 San Jose, California Shilese Jones Skye Blakely Simone Biles
2024 Fort Worth, Texas Simone Biles Jordan Chiles Skye Blakely

Balance Beam

Balance Beam
YearLocationGoldSilverBronze
1986 Indianapolis, Indiana Angie DenkinsAlyssa Solomon
Joyce Wilborn
N/A
1987 Kansas City, Missouri Kristie Phillips Sabrina Mar Jennifer Sey
1988 Houston, Texas Phoebe Mills Kristie Phillips Kelly Garrison
1989 Minneapolis, Minnesota Brandy Johnson Christy Henrich Sheryl Dundas
1990 Denver, Colorado Betty Okino Kim Zmeskal Erica Stokes
1991 Cincinnati, Ohio Shannon Miller Kim Zmeskal
Kerri Strug
N/A
1992 Columbus, Ohio Kim Zmeskal
Kerri Strug
N/A Hilary Grivich
1993 Salt Lake City, Utah Dominique Dawes Kellee Davis Shannon Miller
1994 Nashville, Tennessee Dominique Dawes Shannon Miller Jennie Thompson
1995 New Orleans, Louisiana Doni Thompson
Monica Flammer
N/A Dominique Dawes
1996 Knoxville, Tennessee Dominique Dawes Mohini Bhardwaj Katie Teft
1997 Denver, Colorado Kendall Beck Raegan TomasekKaitie Dysonn
1998 Indianapolis, Indiana Dominique Moceanu Kristen Maloney Jeana Rice
1999 Sacramento, California Vanessa Atler Kristen Maloney Jennie Thompson
2000 St. Louis, Missouri Alyssa Beckerman
Amy Chow
N/A Elise Ray
2001 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Tasha Schwikert Mohini Bhardwaj Tarah Chellevold
2002 Cleveland, Ohio Ashley Postell Courtney Kupets
Tasha Schwikert
N/A
2003 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Hollie Vise Ashley Postell Courtney Kupets
Nina Kim
2004 Nashville, Tennessee Courtney Kupets Carly Patterson Carly Janiga
2005 Indianapolis, Indiana Nastia Liukin Chellsie Memmel Alicia Sacramone
2006 Saint Paul, Minnesota Nastia Liukin Natasha Kelley Jana Bieger
2007 San Jose, California Shawn Johnson Nastia Liukin Alicia Sacramone
2008 Boston, Massachusetts Nastia Liukin Shawn Johnson Alicia Sacramone
2009 Dallas, Texas Ivana Hong Samantha Peszek Rebecca Bross
2010 Hartford, Connecticut Rebecca Bross Alicia Sacramone Aly Raisman
2011 Saint Paul, Minnesota Alicia Sacramone Chellsie Memmel Jordyn Wieber
2012 St. Louis, Missouri Aly Raisman Sarah Finnegan Alicia Sacramone
2013 Hartford, Connecticut Kyla Ross Simone Biles Kennedy Baker
2014 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Kyla Ross Simone Biles
Alyssa Baumann
N/A
2015 Indianapolis, Indiana Simone Biles Alyssa Baumann Kyla Ross
2016 St. Louis, Missouri Simone Biles Aly Raisman Laurie Hernandez
2017 Anaheim, California Ragan Smith Riley McCusker Trinity Thomas
2018 Boston, Massachusetts Simone Biles Kara Eaker Riley McCusker
2019 Kansas City, Missouri Simone Biles Kara Eaker Leanne Wong
2020 Fort Worth, Texas Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the USA [5]
2021 Fort Worth, Texas Simone Biles Sunisa Lee Grace McCallum
2022 Tampa, Florida Konnor McClain Ciena Alipio Kayla DiCello
2023 San Jose, California Simone Biles Skye Blakely Sunisa Lee
2024 Fort Worth, Texas Simone Biles Sunisa Lee Skye Blakely

Floor Exercise

Floor Exercise
YearLocationGoldSilverBronze
1986 Indianapolis, Indiana Yolande MavityTracy Calore Hope Spivey
1987 Kansas City, Missouri Kristie Phillips Stacey Gunthrope Missy Marlowe
1988 Houston, Texas Phoebe Mills Hope Spivey Kelly Garrison
1989 Minneapolis, Minnesota Brandy Johnson Chelle Stack Christy Henrich
1990 Denver, Colorado Brandy Johnson Kim Zmeskal Kim Kelly
1991 Cincinnati, Ohio Kerri Strug Kim Zmeskal Sandy Woolsey
1992 Columbus, Ohio Kim Zmeskal Kerri Strug Hilary Grivich
1993 Salt Lake City, Utah Shannon Miller Dominique Dawes Kerri Strug
1994 Nashville, Tennessee Dominique Dawes Shannon Miller Amanda Borden
1995 New Orleans, Louisiana Dominique Dawes Dominique Moceanu Shannon Miller
1996 Knoxville, Tennessee Dominique Dawes Kerri Strug Jennie Thompson
1997 Denver, Colorado Lindsay Wing Dominique Moceanu Kristen Maloney
1998 Indianapolis, Indiana Vanessa Atler Jamie Dantzscher Dominique Moceanu
1999 Sacramento, California Elise Ray Morgan White Monique Chang
2000 St. Louis, Missouri Kristen Maloney Elise Ray Vanessa Atler
2001 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Tabitha Yim Tasha Schwikert Katie Heenan
Rachel Tidd
2002 Cleveland, Ohio Tasha Schwikert Tabitha Yim Samantha Sheehan
Terin Humphrey
2003 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Ashley Postell Tia Orlando Courtney Kupets
Alicia Sacramone
2004 Nashville, Tennessee Carly Patterson Courtney McCool Tia Orlando
2005 Indianapolis, Indiana Alicia Sacramone Nastia Liukin Chellsie Memel
2006 Saint Paul, Minnesota Randy Stageberg
Alicia Sacramone
N/A Chellsie Memmel
2007 San Jose, California Shawn Johnson Bridget Sloan Alicia Sacramone
2008 Boston, Massachusetts Shawn Johnson Alicia Sacramone Mattie Larson
2009 Dallas, Texas Bridget Sloan Rebecca Bross Kytra Hunter
2010 Hartford, Connecticut Mattie Larson Rebecca Bross Aly Raisman
2011 Saint Paul, Minnesota Jordyn Wieber Rebecca Bross Aly Raisman
2012 St. Louis, Missouri Aly Raisman Jordyn Wieber Gabby Douglas
2013 Hartford, Connecticut McKayla Maroney Simone Biles MyKayla Skinner
2014 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Simone Biles MyKayla Skinner Maggie Nichols
2015 Indianapolis, Indiana Aly Raisman Simone Biles MyKayla Skinner
Bailie Key
2016 St. Louis, Missouri Simone Biles Aly Raisman Laurie Hernandez
MyKayla Skinner
2017 Anaheim, California Ragan Smith Jade Carey Trinity Thomas
2018 Boston, Massachusetts Simone Biles Jade Carey Morgan Hurd
2019 Kansas City, Missouri Simone Biles Jade Carey Sunisa Lee
2020 Fort Worth, Texas Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the USA [5]
2021 Fort Worth, Texas Simone Biles Kayla DiCello Leanne Wong
2022 Tampa, Florida Shilese Jones Jade Carey Jordan Chiles
2023 San Jose, California Simone Biles Kaliya Lincoln Shilese Jones
2024 Fort Worth, Texas Simone Biles Kayla DiCello Tiana Sumanasekera

Senior Men's Medalists

All-Around

All-Around
YearLocationGoldSilverBronze
1986 Indianapolis, Indiana Tim Daggett Dan Hayden Brian Babcock
Dennis Hayden
1987 Kansas City, Missouri Scott Johnson Charles Lakes Tim Daggett
1988 Houston, Texas Dan Hayden Kevin Davis Charles Lakes
1989 Minneapolis, Minnesota Tim Ryan Lance Ringnald Mike Racanelli
1990 Denver, Colorado John Roethlisberger Chris Waller Lance Ringnald
1991 Cincinnati, Ohio Chris Waller Patrick Kirksey
Chainey Umphrey
Not awarded
1992 Columbus, Ohio John Roethlisberger Scott Keswick Tim Ryan
1993 Salt Lake City, Utah John Roethlisberger Chainey Umphrey Scott Keswick
1994 Nashville, Tennessee Scott Keswick Bill RothSteve McCain
1995 New Orleans, Louisiana John Roethlisberger Mihai Bagiu Blaine Wilson
1996 Knoxville, Tennessee John Roethlisberger Blaine Wilson John Macready
1997 Denver, Colorado Blaine Wilson Jason Gatson John Macready
1998 Indianapolis, Indiana Blaine Wilson Jason Gatson Jay Thornton
1999 Sacramento, California Blaine Wilson John Roethlisberger Brett McClure
2000 St. Louis, Missouri Blaine Wilson Sean Townsend Paul Hamm
2001 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Sean Townsend Brett McClure Stephen McCain
2002 Cleveland, Ohio Paul Hamm Blaine Wilson Guard Young
2003 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Paul Hamm Jason Gatson Blaine Wilson
2004 Nashville, Tennessee Paul Hamm Brett McClure Morgan Hamm
2005 Indianapolis, Indiana Todd ThorntonDavid Sender David Durante
2006 Saint Paul, Minnesota Alexander Artemev Jonathan Horton Guillermo Alvarez
2007 San Jose, California David Durante Guillermo Alvarez Sho Nakamori
2008 Houston, Texas David Sender Jonathan Horton Joseph Hagerty
2009 Dallas, Texas Jonathan Horton Tim McNeillWesley Haagensen
2010 Hartford, Connecticut Jonathan Horton Danell Leyva Brandon Wynn
2011 Saint Paul, Minnesota Danell Leyva Jonathan Horton Steven Legendre
2012 St. Louis, Missouri John Orozco Danell Leyva Sam Mikulak
2013 Hartford, Connecticut Sam Mikulak Alexander Naddour Jake Dalton
2014 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Sam Mikulak John Orozco Jake Dalton
2015 Indianapolis, Indiana Sam Mikulak Donnell Whittenburg Chris Brooks
2016 Hartford, Connecticut Sam Mikulak Chris Brooks Jake Dalton
2017 Anaheim, California Yul Moldauer Allan Bower Donnell Whittenburg
2018 Boston, Massachusetts Sam Mikulak Yul Moldauer Allan Bower
2019 Kansas City, Missouri Sam Mikulak Yul Moldauer Akash Modi
2020 Fort Worth, Texas Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the USA [5]
2021 Fort Worth, Texas Brody Malone Yul Moldauer Sam Mikulak
2022 Tampa, Florida Brody Malone Donnell Whittenburg Asher Hong
2023 San Jose, California Asher Hong Khoi Young Fred Richard
2024 Fort Worth, Texas Brody Malone Fred Richard Khoi Young

Junior Women's Medalists

All-Around

All-Around
YearLocationGoldSilverBronze
1986 Indianapolis, Indiana Kristie Phillips Phoebe Mill Robin Lynn Carter
1987 Kansas City, Missouri Chelle Stack Missy Marlowe Juliette Bangerter
1988 Houston, Texas [[]][[]][[]]
1989 Minneapolis, Minnesota [[]][[]][[]]
1990 Denver, Colorado Hilary Grivich Larissa Fontaine Dominique Dawes
1991 Cincinnati, Ohio Anne Woynerowski Kristin Mcdermott Gwen Spidle
1992 Columbus, Ohio Lanna Apisukh Kristy Powell Sarah Cain
1993 Salt Lake City, Utah Jenny Thompson Tanya Maiers Sani Meduna
1994 Nashville, Tennessee Dominique Moceanu Danielle Thompson Mary Beth Arnold
1995 New Orleans, Louisiana Mina Kim Vanessa Atler Alexis Brion
1996 Knoxville, Tennessee Vanessa Atler Alexis Brion Kelly Parkinson
1997 Denver, Colorado Elise Ray Marline Stephens Sierra Spunar
1998 Indianapolis, Indiana Morgan White Ashley Postell Kristal Uzelac
1999 Sacramento, California Kristal Uzelac Tabitha Yim Ashley Postell
2000 St. Louis, Missouri Kristal Uzelac Terin Humphrey Tabitha Yim
2001 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Kristal Uzelac Hollie Vise Carly Patterson
2002 Cleveland, Ohio Carly Patterson Hollie Vise Chellsie Memmel
2003 Milwaukee, Wisconsin Nastia Liukin Courtney McCool Ashley Priess
2004 Nashville, Tennessee Nastia Liukin Shayla Worley Jana Bieger
2005 Indianapolis, Indiana Natasha Kelley Bianca Flohr Shayla Worley
2006 Saint Paul, Minnesota Shawn Johnson Bianca Flohr Samantha Peszek
2007 San Jose, California Rebecca Bross Samantha Shapiro Jordyn Wieber
2008 Boston, Massachusetts
Jordyn Wieber Samantha Shapiro Cassie Whitcomb
2009 Dallas, Texas Kyla Ross Bridgette Caquatto Alexandra Raisman
2010 Hartford, Connecticut Kyla Ross Katelyn Ohashi McKayla Maroney
2011 Saint Paul, Minnesota Katelyn Ohashi Kyla Ross Sarah Finnegan
2012 St. Louis, Missouri Lexie Priessman Madison Desch Simone Biles
2013 Hartford, Connecticut Bailie Key Laurie Hernandez Amelia Hundley
2014 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Jazmyn Foberg Nia Dennis Norah Flatley
2015 Indianapolis, Indiana Laurie Hernandez Jazmyn Foberg Ragan Smith
2016 [8] St. Louis, Missouri Maile O'Keefe Riley McCusker Gabby Perea
2017 [9] Anaheim, California Maile O'Keefe Emma Malabuyo Kara Eaker
2018 [10] Boston, Massachusetts Leanne Wong Kayla DiCello Sunisa Lee
2019 [11] Kansas City, Missouri Kayla DiCello Konnor McClain Olivia Greaves
2020 Fort Worth, Texas Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the USA [5]
2021 [12] Fort Worth, Texas Katelyn Jong Madray Johnson Kaliya Lincoln
2022 Tampa, Florida Madray Johnson Jayla Hang Alicia Zhou
2023 San Jose, California Hezly Rivera Kieryn Finnell Izzy Stassi
2024 Fort Worth, Texas Claire Pease Gabrielle Hardie Addy Fulcher
Camie Westerman

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