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USA Gymnastics Championships Digital Media Kit

  • Quick Facts
    • Two Olympians will be competing at the championships in Tulsa (Nicole Ahsinger and Aliaksei Shostak)
    • 20 Senior World Championships medalists will compete – Ruben Padilla (16 medals), Kaden Brown (10), Aliaksei Shostak (4), Nicole Ahsinger (4), West Fowler (3), Cody Gesuelli (3), Tia Taylor (3), Sarah Webster (3), Aliah Raga (3), Tomas Minc (3), Gracie Harder (2), Isaac Rowley (2), Maia Amano (2), Rin Keys (1), Xavier Harper (1), BJ Mensah (1), Susan Gill (1), Kennedi Roberts (1), Changa Anderson (1), Kaleb Cave (1)
    • Competition in all disciplines will impact team selection for a range of international events, including World Cup competitions and World Championships hosted in Germany (rhythmic), Italy (acrobatic) and China (trampoline & tumbling).
    • Nearly 20 young athletes local to Oklahoma are currently registered to participate in Tulsa. Gymnasts will represent nearly five clubs, including Oklahoma Extreme Tumbling & Trampoline (Bixby, Okla.); Airbenders (Owasso, Okla.); FreeFall (Ada, Okla.); and Above & Beyond Gymnastics Center (Tulsa, Okla.).
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  • Event Website
  • Elite competition schedule (All times Central; BOK Center)
    • Thursday, June 25 – 1:00-9:00 p.m.
    • Friday, June 26 – 2:00-9:00 p.m.
    • Saturday, June 27 – 1:00-10:00 p.m.
  • Development Program competition will be held daily at the Arvest Convention Center.
  • Streaming schedule – Elite competition
Athletes to Watch

Olympians: Nicole Ahsinger and Aliaksei Shostak
National Team Athlete bios

Key Bios

Kaden Brown (Tumbling)
Hometown: Herriman, Utah
Club: Wasatch Trampoline & Tumbling
Age: 24
A 10-time medalist at the World Championships, Brown has won the last six U.S. titles in tumbling and is looking for #7 in Tulsa. He also is the reigning The World Games tumbling champion for the last two quads – The World Games is an international competition held every four years for sports not contested at the Olympic Games.

Rin Keys (Rhythmic)
Hometown: Porter Ranch, Calif.
Club: Burlo Gymnastics
Age: 17
Born in Tokyo before moving to the U.S. at age 6, Keys made history as the first American rhythmic gymnast to win medals at World Championships as both a junior (2023) and senior (2025). She will compete in Tulsa after sweeping all U.S. senior titles at last year’s USA Gymnastics Championships, winning gold in the all-around, hoop, ball, ribbon and clubs finals. In just her first two years as a senior, she is a nine-time Pan American Championships medalist, including five gold. As a junior, she won 15 Pan American medals, nine of them gold.

Yaroslav and Vsevolod “Seva” Ossolodkov (Acrobatic)
Hometown: Beaumont, California
Club: Incentive – AGT
Ages: Yaroslav (15); Seva (19)
Originally from Kazakhstan, the Ossolodkov brothers are among the world’s dominant men’s acro pairs, having won 2026 World Cup titles in Belgium, Portugal, Bulgaria and Poland leading into Gym Champs. They won the 2024 Junior World title in the all-around and in 2025 won senior gold medals at three World Cup competitions as well as the Pan American Championships. The pair appeared on Season 20 of America’s Got Talent in 2025.

Ruben Padilla (Trampoline & Tumbling)
Hometown: Oakley, Calif.
Current residence: Bluffdale, Utah
Club: Wasatch Trampoline & Tumbling
Age: 25
Six-time World champion and eight-time U.S. champion Padilla is looking to earn more U.S. trampoline & tumbling titles and a spot on the World Championships team this season. He most recently made history at the 2025 World Championships, where he won his third consecutive double mini World title and earned silver in individual trampoline, becoming the first American man to win an individual trampoline World medal in 51 years. In his career, Padilla has won a total of 16 World Championships medals.