USA Gymnastics celebrates 50 years.

Steve Butcher is the first American elected president of the Men’s Technical Committee at the FIG Congress in Cancun, Mexico. Peter Vidmar is elected to the International Gymnastics Federation’s Executive Committee; Caroline Hunt is re-elected to the Rhythmic Technical Committee; and Tonya Case returns to the Acrobatic Gymnastics Technical Committee. Ron Froehlich is re-elected to […]

At the Olympic Games in London, the U.S. women win the country’s second Olympic team gold medal. Dubbed the Fierce Five, the team members are Gabrielle Douglas, McKayla Maroney, Alexandra Raisman, Kyla Ross and Jordyn Wieber. Douglas becomes the fourth U.S. woman to win the all-around title and is the first African-American to do so. […]

The USA earns a spot in the Gala Performance at the World Gym for Life Challenge, held in Cape Town, South Africa.

USA Gymnastics hosts the International Gymnastics Federation’s World Acrobatic Gymnastics Championships and the World Acrobatic Gymnastics Age Group Competition in Orlando, Fla. It is the first time the event had been held outside of Europe since its inception.

At the World Championships in Birmingham, England, Austin White wins the double mini-trampoline silver medal. The USA also wins two team double-mini bronze medals: women — Erin Jauch, Kristle Lowell, Marina Moskalenko, Erica Owen; and men — Trey Katz, Kalon Ludvigson, Ryan Roberts, and White.

After capturing the gold medal at the World Cup in Germany, silver medals at World Cup events in Bulgaria and China, and a bronze medal in Russia, Kalon Ludvigson takes home the silver medal in men’s tumbling at the Odense World Cup to secure the first-ever tumbling World Cup series title by an American.

The USA wins seven medals at the 2011 World Championships in Tokyo, four gold and three bronze. The women’s team of Gabrielle Douglas, McKayla Maroney, Aly Raisman, Alicia Sacramone, Sabrina Vega and Jordyn Wieber win the team gold, the USA’s third women’s team title. Wieber also wins the all-around, along with the beam bronze medal. […]

The USA Gymnastics National Team Training Center at the Karolyi Ranch is officially designated as a “U.S. Olympic Training Site.”

At the World Championships in Metz, France, Austin White wins the double mini-trampoline silver medal.

The USA takes six medals at the World Championships in Rotterdam, Netherlands. Alicia Sacramone wins the vault gold medal. The women’s team of Rebecca Bross, Mackenzie Caquatto, Mattie Larson, Alexandra Raisman, Sacramone and Bridget Sloan win the team silver medal. Bross is the silver medalist on the balance beam and the bronze medalist in the […]

Logan Dooley and Steven Gluckstein win the International Gymnastics Federation’s World Cup Series title for synchronized trampoline, a first for the United States. They take top honors for the seven-event series based on their one silver- and two gold-medal finishes. The twosome clinch the Series crown by winning the synchronized trampoline title at the World […]

At the World Championships in Wroclaw, Poland, Kristin Allen and Michael Rodrigues win the mixed pair gold medal.

A training facility for rhythmic and acrobatic gymnastics and trampoline/tumbling is added at the Karolyi Ranch, which becomes the USA Gymnastics National Team Training Center.