Overview
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Event schedule (all sessions to be followed by interviews as requested; times MST)
Broadcast schedule (All times ET)
Streaming schedule (in U.S.)
FlipNow.tv
USA Gymnastics YouTube
All senior sessions will stream on Peacock for those in the U.S.
International feeds for senior sessions are available on YouTube for those outside the U.S.
Past results/all-around champions
Qualifying Procedures
Athletes to Watch
Key Bios
Charleigh Bullock
Hometown: Spotsylvania, Va.
Club: Capital Gymnastics National Training Center
Age: 16
A rising star in the women’s elite program, Bullock has excelled in her debut senior season thus far. Starting with an uneven bars title, all-around silver medal and balance beam bronze at the 2026 Winter Cup this February, Bullock went on to win team silver at the 2026 American Cup in March and team gold and all-around silver at both the 2026 City of Jesolo Trophy in Italy and the 2026 Senior Pan American Championships in Brazil in the spring. The national championships in Phoenix will be her first as a senior, which comes after winning the junior bars title in 2025.
Jade Carey (OSU Bio)
Hometown: Phoenix, Ariz.
Club: Oregon State University Training Center
Age: 26
Three-time Olympic and seven-time World medalist Carey heads to U.S. Championships just weeks after winning vault gold and all-around and floor exercise silver at the 2026 U.S. Classic. In her hometown of Phoenix, Carey will aim to return to the U.S. vault podium after winning six national medals on the apparatus since 2017.
Claire Pease
Hometown: Sunnyvale, Texas
Club: WOGA Gymnastics
Age: 17
Most recently winning all-around, floor and team gold at this year’s Senior Pan American Championships in May, Pease will return to domestic competition in Phoenix. So far in the 2026 season, Pease has won three medals, including vault gold, at USAG’s Winter Cup in February followed by a team silver medal at American Cup in March. At the 2025 U.S. Championships, Pease won vault silver.
Hezly Rivera
Hometown: Oradell, N.J.
Club: WOGA Gymnastics
Age: 18
2024 Olympic team champion and reigning U.S. all-around champion Rivera will head to Arizona for her first full competition since the 2026 American Cup in March – where she was part of the silver medal-winning U.S. team. Before her brief appearance at the 2026 Senior Pan American Championships in Brazil, Rivera won the all-around, beam and floor titles at Winter Cup in February.
Leanne Wong (Florida Bio)
Hometown: Kansas City, Mo.
Club: University of Florida
Age: 22
One of the country’s most-decorated athletes, veteran Wong currently boasts five World Championship medals and seven U.S. medals. At the University of Florida, she won seven NCAA medals and is a 29-time All-American. On the elite circuit, she most recently was the 2025 World Championships all-around silver medalist and won the 2025 U.S title on vault.
Yul Moldauer (Oklahoma bio)
Hometown: Arvada, Colo.
Club: University of Oklahoma
Age: 29
The most experienced athlete in the men’s lineup, 2020 Olympian and two-time World bronze medalist Moldauer will compete in his ninth national championships of his senior career. He has won 20 U.S. senior medals since 2017, and in his last Championship in 2024, won parallel bars gold and floor silver. This season, Moldauer made his return to compete at Winter Cup where he claimed the parallel bars title and silver in the all-around and on still rings.
Stephen Nedoroscik (Penn State bio)
Hometown: Worcester, Mass.
Club: EVO Gymnastics
Age: 27
An overnight sensation after winning two historic Olympic bronze medals in Paris, Nedoroscik will be back on the national stage in Phoenix. The pommel horse specialist has won four U.S. titles on the apparatus, currently tied for the most in history with Jim Hartung and John Rothlisberger. He looks to return to the top of the podium after finishing fifth in 2025.
Frederick Richard (Michigan bio)
Hometown: Stoughton, Mass.
Club: University of Michigan
Age: 22
Richard will be the youngest of the men’s Olympians competing in Phoenix and was part of the 2024 Olympic bronze medal-winning team. The 2025 U.S. all-around silver medalist was very successful on the domestic stage this season. At USAG’s Winter Cup, Richard won all-around and floor gold, along with three bronze medals on pommel horse, rings and horizontal bar, and also won the NCAA all-around title in April.
Shane Wiskus (Minnesota bio)
Hometown: Spring Park, Minn.
Club: EVO Gymnastics
Age: 27
2020 Olympian Wiskus secured his spot to the national championship after dominating the all-around competition at the 2026 Men’s National Qualifier in Colorado Springs this June. He is a four-time U.S. medalist and looks to again stand on a national podium for the first time since 2022.
