PARIS (Diya TV) – In an electrifying display of athleticism, the U.S. women’s gymnastics team captured the gold medal at the 2024 Paris Olympics. Simone Biles, making her return to the Olympic stage, led the charge, supported by teammates Sunisa Lee, Jade Carey, Jordan Chiles, and newcomer Hezly Rivera. The team finished with an impressive score of 171.296, outpacing competitors Italy and Brazil.

Biles, already hailed as one of the greatest gymnasts of all time, demonstrated her unmatched prowess. Her performances, particularly on the vault and floor exercise, were crucial in securing the win. Biles is now the most decorated gymnast in U.S. history with eight medals from three Olympic Games. 

Biles’ return to the Olympics was met with great anticipation. After withdrawing from the 2020 Tokyo Games to focus on her mental health, her comeback in Paris was a triumph. She proved once again why she is such a dominant force in gymnastics, earning high individual scores on several apparatuses. Coach Chelsie Memmel commended Biles’ strength.

“We all knew she could do it, like that wasn’t ever a question in my mind that she could do it and it continues to just solidify her place as the greatest gymnast of all time.”

Sunisa Lee, the all-around champion from the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, excelled on the uneven bars and balance beam. Jade Carey and Jordan Chiles provided solid and consistent routines across all apparatuses, contributing to the team’s overall success. Hezly Rivera, the youngest member of the team, also had a great performance, demonstrating the depth of talent in U.S. gymnastics.

This win marks a significant milestone in the history of U.S. gymnastics. It is the first team gold for the U.S. women since the 2016 Rio Olympics, reinforcing their status as a global powerhouse in the sport. The win in Paris is also a testament to the team’s resilience, coming off a silver finish in Tokyo.

Looking ahead, the individual event finals should be thrilling, with Biles and Lee set to compete head-to-head. This will be the first time in Olympic history that two all-around champions from consecutive Games face off against each other.

Biles’ leadership, combined with the collective efforts of her teammates, has once again placed U.S. gymnastics at the top of the sport.Â