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How to watch Simone Biles in the 2024 US Olympic Gymnastics Team Trials
By Angela Tricarico,
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Though the opening ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympics is less than one month away, not all of the teams heading to the City of Light have been set yet.
This weekend, the 2024 US Olympic Team Trials for gymnastics are taking place at the Target Center in Minneapolis, MN. 16 women and 20 men will compete in all of the Olympic gymnastic apparatuses (four for women and six for men) to secure one of five spots on the squads that’ll be on their way to Paris in just a few weeks.
Nine-time US Champion and seven-time Olympic medalist Simone Biles will be in attendance and competing, but it’s more of a formality than anything else; Biles’ spot on the team is basically a lock.
In addition, three of Biles’ teammates from the 2020 Olympics, Jade Carey, Jordan Chiles, and Sunisa Lee, are participating in the trials this weekend. Lee was also 2020’s individual all-around gold medalist, while Carey took home the floor exercise gold.
The trials began yesterday and will continue to air all weekend, with the women’s trials a primetime highlight on NBC. Peacock is the streaming home of the Olympics and will carry all of the trials as well.
When are the 2024 US Olympic Gymnastics Team Trials?
2024 US Olympic Gymnastics Team Trials began on Thursday, June 27. Below, find the rest of the dates and times for the 2024 US Olympic Gymnastics Team Trials:
What channel are the 2024 US Olympic Gymnastics Team Trials airing on?
If you have traditional cable, you can watch the next three days of the 2024 US Olympic Gymnastics Team Trials on NBC.
The NBC broadcast will likely follow certain athletes around the trials, so if you want to watch a specific apparatus from beginning to end, you’ll be able to watch every individual event live on Peacock . The main/NBC broadcast will also be streaming on Peacock.
How to watch Simone Biles in the 2024 US Olympic Gymnastics Team Trials:
As noted, every individual event of the 2024 US Olympic Gymnastics Team Trials and NBC’s main broadcast will air live on Peacock . Peacock costs $5.99/month with ads or $11.99/month without ads.
Live events will always have ads, though, so if you’re only subscribing to watch the 2024 Olympic Team Trials and Olympic Games, the “with ads” plan will be just fine.
2024 US Olympic Gymnastics Team Trials schedule of events: When does Simone Biles compete?
Both the men’s and women’s teams compete over two days. Yesterday, the men’s team completed their first round of trials.
Biles will likely begin her first rotation (on uneven bars) around 7:45 p.m. and then she’ll make her way through the rest of the events — balance beam, floor, vault.
During Sunday’s trials, she’ll get started on vault around 8:20 p.m. and go through the rotation to end of her floor exercise.
Who is competing in the 2024 US Olympic Gymnastics Team Trials? Sunisa Lee and Brody Malone are both competing to secure a spot in their second Olympic Games. Aric Becker/ISI Photos/Getty Images
16 women and 20 men will be competing for a spot on the 2024 US Olympic Gymnastics team. Of the 36 athletes, 12 of them have competed in one Olympic trial previously, and three athletes are competing in their third this year.
Women:
Simone Biles (World Champions Centre)
Skye Blakely (WOGA)
Jade Carey (Oregon State University)
Dulcy Caylor (World Champions Centre)
Jordan Chiles (World Champions Centre)
Kayla DiCello (Hill’s Gymnastics)
Shilese Jones (Ascend Gymnastics Center)
Sunisa Lee (Midwest Gymnastics Center)
Kaliya Lincoln (WOGA)
Evelynn Lowe (GAGE)
Zoey Molomo (Metroplex Gymnastics)
Hezly Rivera (WOGA)
Jocelyn Robertson (World Champions Centre)
Simone Rose (Pacific Reign Gymnastics)
Tiana Sumanasekera (World Champions Centre)
Leanne Wong (University of Florida)
Men:
Fuzzy Benas (University of Oklahoma)
Jeremy Bischoff (Stanford University)
Cameron Bock (University of Michigan)
Tate Costa (University of Illinois)
Alex Diab (EVO Gymnastics)
Asher Hong (Stanford University)
Patrick Hoopes (U.S. Air Force Academy)
Paul Juda (University of Michigan)
Joshua Karnes (Penn State University)
Brody Malone (EVO Gymnastics)
Kiran Mandava (Cypress Academy)
Yul Moldauer (5280 Gymnastics)
Stephen Nedoroscik (EVO Gymnastics)
Curran Phillips (EVO Gymnastics)
Frederick Richard (University of Michigan)
Kau Uemura (Lakeshore Academy)
Colt Walker (Stanford University)
Donnell Whittenburg (Salto Gymnastics)
Shane Wiskus (EVO Gymnastics)
Khoi Young (Stanford University)
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