United States men's national artistic gymnastics team

United States men's artistic national gymnastics team
Founded1963
Continental unionPAGU
National federationUSAG
Training locationUnited States Olympic Training Center
Colorado Springs, CO
Olympic Games
Appearances21
Medals Gold: 1984
Silver: 1904, 1932, 2004
Bronze: 1904, 2008, 2024
World Championships
Medals Silver: 2001, 2003
Bronze: 1979, 2011, 2014, 2023
Pan American Games
Medals Gold: 1955, 1959, 1963, 1967, 1975, 1987, 1995, 2015, 2023
Silver: 1971, 1983, 1991, 1999, 2019
Bronze: 2003, 2007, 2011
Pan American Championships
Medals Gold: 2005, 2010, 2014, 2018, 2022, 2023, 2025
Silver: 1997, 2001, 2021

The United States men's artistic gymnastics team represents the United States in FIG international competitions.

History

The first national team roster was established in 1998.[1] The team has competed at the Olympic Games 21 times, winning seven medals.

Selection

Gymnasts can be selected for the national team at the National Championships or the Winter Cup challenge. The Men's Program Committee (MPC) is allowed to change the criteria for selection every year.[2]

Current roster

As of February 23, 2025[3]

Senior team

Name Birth date and age Hometown Club Head coach(es) College team
Taylor Burkhart (2002-09-21) September 21, 2002 Arvada, Colorado Stanford University Thom Glielmi Stanford Cardinal (2022–2025)
Taylor Christopulos (2001-08-24) August 24, 2001 Layton, Utah University of Nebraska–Lincoln Chuck Chmelka Nebraska Cornhuskers (2021–2025)
Brandon Dang (2005-05-26) May 26, 2005 San Jose, California University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Daniel Ribeiro Illinois Fighting Illini (2024–present)
Alex Diab (1997-04-25) April 25, 1997 Glen Ellyn, Illinois EVO Gymnastics Syque Caesar Illinois Fighting Illini (2016–2019)
Asher Hong (2004-03-23) March 23, 2004 Tomball, Texas Stanford University Thom Glielmi Stanford Cardinal (2023–present)
Patrick Hoopes (2002-05-15) May 15, 2002 Lehi, Utah USAF Academy Josh Loeser Air Force Falcons (2022–present)
Jun Iwai (2006-06-12) June 12, 2006 Lewisville, Texas Texas Dreams Gymnastics Stanford Cardinal (2026–2029)[4]
Paul Juda (2001-07-07) July 7, 2001 Deerfield, Illinois University of Michigan Yuan Xiao Michigan Wolverines (2020–2025)
Riley Loos (2000-10-06) October 6, 2000 Folsom, California Stanford University Thom Glielmi Stanford Cardinal (2020–2023)
Brody Malone (2000-01-07) January 7, 2000 Aragon, Georgia EVO Gymnastics Syque Caesar Stanford Cardinal (2019–2023)
Stephen Nedoroscik (1998-10-28) October 28, 1998 Worcester, Massachusetts EVO Gymnastics Syque Caesar Penn State Nittany Lions (2017–2020)
Alex Nitache (2005-04-28) April 28, 2005 Knoxville, Tennessee University of Nebraska–Lincoln Chuck Chmelka Nebraska Cornhuskers (2024–present)
Fred Richard (2004-04-23) April 23, 2004 Stoughton, Massachusetts University of Michigan Yuan Xiao Michigan Wolverines (2023–present)
Colt Walker (2001-06-25) June 25, 2001 Cedar Park, Texas Stanford University Thom Glielmi Stanford Cardinal (2021–2025)
Shane Wiskus (1998-10-01) October 1, 1998 Spring Park, Minnesota EVO Gymnastics Syque Caesar Minnesota Golden Gophers (2018–2021)
Khoi Young (2002-12-31) December 31, 2002 Bowie, Maryland Stanford University Thom Glielmi Stanford Cardinal (2022–2025)

Senior development team

Name Birth date and age Hometown Club Head coach(es) College team
Tate Costa (2004-05-22) May 22, 2004 Narragansett, Rhode Island University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Daniel Ribeiro Illinois Fighting Illini (2023–present)
Joshua Karnes (2004-07-06) July 6, 2004 Erie, Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State University Randy Jepson Penn State Nittany Lions (2022–present)
Kiran Mandava (2006-01-21) January 21, 2006 Cypress, Texas Stanford University Thom Glielmi Stanford Cardinal (2025–present)
Kai Uemura (2006-02-16) February 16, 2006 Chicago, Illinois Stanford University Thom Glielmi Stanford Cardinal (2025–present)

Team competition results

Olympic Games

Main article: List of Olympic male artistic gymnasts for the United States
Year Position Squad
1904 Silver medal
Bronze medal 		Otto Steffen, John Bissinger, Emil Beyer, Max Wolf, Julian Schmitz, Arthur Rosenkampff
George Mayer, John Duha, Edward Siegler, Charles Krause, Philip Schuster, Robert Maysack
1924 5th place Frank Kriz, Al Jochim, John Pearson, Frank Safandra, Curtis Rottman, Rudolph Novak, Max Wandrer, John Mais
1928 7th place Al Jochim, Glenn Berry, Frank Kriz, Frank Haubold, Harold Newhart, John Pearson, Herman Witzig, Paul Krempel
1932 Silver medal Frank Haubold, Frank Cumiskey, Al Jochim, Fred Meyer, Michael Schuler
1936 10th place Frank Cumiskey, Fred Meyer, George Wheeler, Chet Phillips, Artie Pitt, Frank Haubold, Al Jochim, Kenny Griffin
1948 7th place Ed Scrobe, Vincent D'Autorio, Bill Roetzheim, Joe Kotys, Frank Cumiskey, Ray Sorensen, William Bonsall, Louis Bordo
1952 8th place Jack Beckner, Walter Blattmann, Vincent D'Autorio, Don Holder, Bill Roetzheim, Ed Scrobe, Charles Simms, Bob Stout
1956 6th place Dick Beckner, Jack Beckner, Abie Grossfeld, Charles Simms, Bill Tom, Armando Vega
1960 5th place Larry Banner, Jack Beckner, Abie Grossfeld, Gar O'Quinn, Fred Orlofsky, Don Tonry
1964 7th place —
1968 7th place Kanati Allen, Steve Cohen, Sid Freudenstein, Steve Hug, Fred Roethlisberger, Dave Thor
1972 10th place —
1976 7th place Wayne Young, Kurt Thomas, Peter Kormann, Tom Beach, Marshall Avener, Bart Conner
1980 boycott —
1984 Gold medal Peter Vidmar, Bart Conner, Mitch Gaylord, Tim Daggett, Jim Hartung, Scott Johnson
1988 11th place —
1992 6th place Trent Dimas, Scott Keswick, Jair Lynch, Dominick Minicucci, Jr., John Roethlisberger, Chris Waller
1996 5th place John Roethlisberger, Blaine Wilson, John Macready, Jair Lynch, Kip Simons, Chainey Umphrey, Mihal Bagiu
2000 5th place Blaine Wilson, Paul Hamm, Stephen McCain, John Roethlisberger, Sean Townsend, Morgan Hamm
2004 Silver medal Jason Gatson, Morgan Hamm, Paul Hamm, Brett McClure, Blaine Wilson, Guard Young
2008 Bronze medal Alexander Artemev, Raj Bhavsar, Joseph Hagerty, Jonathan Horton, Justin Spring, Kai Wen Tan
2012 5th place Jacob Dalton, Jonathan Horton, Danell Leyva, Sam Mikulak, John Orozco
2016 5th place Chris Brooks, Jacob Dalton, Danell Leyva, Sam Mikulak, Alexander Naddour
2020 5th place Brody Malone, Sam Mikulak, Yul Moldauer, Shane Wiskus
2024 Bronze medal Asher Hong, Paul Juda, Brody Malone, Stephen Nedoroscik, Fred Richard
Total 1 Title

World Championships

See also: United States at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships
Year Position Squad
1979 Bronze medal Kurt Thomas, Bart Conner, Jim Hartung, Larry Gerard, Tim LaFleur, Peter Vidmar
2001 Silver medal Paul Hamm, Brett McClure, Sean Townsend, Raj Bhavsar, Stephen McCain, Guard Young
2003 Silver medal Paul Hamm, Blaine Wilson, Jason Gatson, Morgan Hamm, Brett McClure, Raj Bhavsar
2006 13th place Guillermo Alvarez, Alexander Artemev, Jonathan Horton, David Sender, Clay Strother, Kevin Tan
2007 4th place Jonathan Horton, Alexander Artemev, Sean Golden, Kai Wen Tan, Guillermo Alvarez, David Durante
2010 4th place Chris Brooks, Chris Cameron, Jonathan Horton, Steven Legendre, Danell Leyva, Brandon Wynn
2011 Bronze medal Jake Dalton, Jonathan Horton, Danell Leyva, Steven Legendre, Alexander Naddour, John Orozco
2014 Bronze medal Jake Dalton, Danell Leyva, Sam Mikulak, Alexander Naddour, John Orozco, Donnell Whittenburg
2015 5th place Chris Brooks, Danell Leyva, Alexander Naddour, Paul Ruggeri, Donnell Whittenburg, Brandon Wynn
2018 4th place Sam Mikulak, Akash Modi, Yul Moldauer, Colin Van Wicklen, Alec Yoder
2019 4th place Trevor Howard, Sam Mikulak, Akash Modi, Yul Moldauer, Shane Wiskus
2022 5th place Asher Hong, Brody Malone, Stephen Nedoroscik, Colt Walker, Donnell Whittenburg, Yul Moldauer
2023 Bronze medal Asher Hong, Paul Juda, Yul Moldauer, Fred Richard, Khoi Young, Colt Walker
Total 0 Title

Pan American Games

Year Position Squad
1951 — Did not send team, only William Roetzheim for competition.
1955 Gold medal John Beckner, Joseph Kotys, Jack Miles, Abraham Grossfeld, Donald Holder, Richard Beckner
1959 Gold medal John Beckner, Donald Tonry, Gregor Weiss, Abraham Grossfeld, Garland O'Quinn, Jamile Ashmore
1963 Gold medal Jay Warner, Donald Tonry, Fred Orlofsky, Abraham Grossfeld, Garland O'Quinn, Jamile Ashmore
1967 Gold medal Fred Roethlisberger, David Thor, Mark Cohn, Arno Lascari, Robert Emery, Richard Lloyd
1971 Silver medal Gary Anderson, David Butzman, John Crosby, John Ellas, Thomas Lindner, Brent Simmons
1975 Gold medal Marshall Avener, Bart Conner, Peter Kormann, Kurt Thomas, Glenn Tidwell, Gene Whelan
1979 — Did not send team, only individuals for competition.
1983 Silver medal Brian Babcock, Thomas Beach, Mark Caso, Mario McCutcheon, Billy Paul, Joey Ray
1987 Gold medal Tim Daggett, Kevin Davis, Brian Ginsberg, Scott Johnson, Charles Lakes, Tom Schlesinger
1991 Silver medal Trent Dimas, Jeff Lutz, Dominick Minicucci, Mike Racanelli, Bob Stelter, Mark Warburton
1995 Gold medal Mihai Bagiu, Stephen McCain, John Roethlisberger, Bill Roth, Kip Simons, Chainey Umphrey, Chris Waller
1999 Silver medal Michael Ashe, Raj Bhavsar, Michael Dutka, Stephen McCain, Michael Moran, James Young
2003 Bronze medal David Durante, Daniel Gill, Jonathan Horton, Sho Nakamori, David Sender, Clayton Strother
2007 Bronze medal Guillermo Alvarez, David Durante, Sean Golden, Joey Hagerty, Justin Spring, Todd Thornton
2011 Bronze medal Donothan Bailey, Christopher Maestas, Tyler Mizoguchi, Sho Nakamori, Paul Ruggeri, Brandon Wynn
2015 Gold medal Marvin Kimble, Steven Legendre, Sam Mikulak, Paul Ruggeri, Donnell Whittenburg
2019 Silver medal Cameron Bock, Grant Breckenridge, Brody Malone, Robert Neff, Genki Suzuki
2023 Gold medal Cameron Bock, Stephen Nedoroscik, Curran Phillips, Colt Walker, Donnell Whittenburg
Total 9 Titles

Pan American Championships

Year Position Squad
1997 Silver medal Sanjuan Jones, Michael Dutka, Aaron Cotter, Jay Thornton
2001 Silver medal Todd Thornton, Kris Zimmerman, Guard Young, Daniel Diaz-Luong
2004 — No team event
2005 Gold medal Guillermo Alvarez, Joseph Hagerty, Jonathan Horton, David Durante
2008 — No team event
2010 Gold medal Dylan Akers, Alexander Buscaglia, Jacob Dalton, Brian del Castillo, Wesley Haagensen, Glen Ishino
2012 — No team event
2013
2014 Gold medal Sean Melton, Christopher Maestas, Marvin Kimble, Jonathan Horton, Brandon Wynn, Eddie Penev
2016 — No team event
2017
2018 Gold medal Cameron Bock, Spencer Goodell, Riley Loos, Kanji Oyama, Genki Suzuki
2021 Silver medal Cameron Bock, Vitaliy Guimaraes, Paul Juda, Riley Loos, Donnell Whittenburg
2022 Gold medal Taylor Burkhart, Riley Loos, Brody Malone, Yul Moldauer, Colt Walker, Shane Wiskus
2023 Gold medal Taylor Christopulos, Yul Moldauer, Curran Phillips, Donnell Whittenburg, Shane Wiskus, Khoi Young
2024 — Did not participate
2025 Gold medal Taylor Burkhart, Taylor Christopulos, Brandon Dang, Asher Hong, Jun Iwai, Joshua Karnes
Total 7 Titles

Most decorated gymnasts

This list includes all American male artistic gymnasts who have won at least three medals at the Olympic Games and the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships combined.

Rank Gymnast Years Team AA FX PH SR VT PB HB Olympic Total World Total Total
1 Paul Hamm 2001–2004 2004
2001
2003 		2004
2003 		2003
2002 		2004 3 5 8
2 Danell Leyva 2011–2016 2011
2014 		2012 2016
2011
2014 		2016
2015 		3 5 8
3 Kurt Thomas 1978–1979 1979 1979 1978
1979 		1979 1979 1979 0 7 7
4 Bart Conner 1979–1984 1984
1979 		1979 1984
1979 		2 3 5
5 Peter Vidmar 1979–1984 1984
1979 		1984 1984 3 1 4
6 Mitch Gaylord 1984 1984 1984 1984 1984 4 0 4
7 Jake Dalton 2011–2013 2011
2014 		2013 2014 0 4 4
Jonathan Horton 2008–2011 2008
2011 		2010 2008 2 2 4
9 Brody Malone 2021–2024 2024 2022
2021 		1 2 3
Stephen Nedoroscik 2021–2024 2024 2024
2021 		2 1 3
11 Brett McClure 2001–2004 2004
2001
2003 		1 2 3
12 Raj Bhavsar 2001–2008 2008
2001
2003 		1 2 3
Khoi Young 2023 2023 2023 2023 0 3 3
14 Alexander Naddour 2011–2016 2011
2014 		2016 1 2 3
John Orozco 2011–2014 2011
2014 		2014 0 3 3
Fred Richard 2023–2024 2024
2023 		2023 1 2 3

Best international results

Event TF AA FX PH SR VT PB HB
Olympic Games
World Championships
Pan American Games
Pan American Championships
Youth Olympic Games — 5 5 4 4 4
Junior World Championships 6 19 6 – 4 – – –
Junior Pan American Games 4 4
Junior Pan American Championships

See also

Notes

References

  1. ^ "Men's Senior National Team Rosters". USA Gymnastics. Retrieved 6 July 2015.
  2. ^ "Men's Elite Program Overview". USA Gymnastics. Retrieved 6 July 2015.
  3. ^ "Men's National Team". usagym.org. Retrieved February 24, 2025.
  4. ^ "Nine National Team Nods". Stanford Cardinal. February 23, 2025.
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