Jordan Chiles and Team USA Women’s Gymnastics Win Olympic Gold

July 30, 2024

In a true convergence of strength and style, Nike athlete Jordan Chiles and the USA Women’s Artistic Gymnastics Team showed their dominance once again and brought home the gold medal in the team final.

The team is reigning World Champions and have medaled in the team competition every Olympics since 1992. In Tokyo, they took home the silver medal.

Nike Athlete Jordan Chiles helped Team USA clinch gold, competing in all four events — vault, uneven bars, balance beam and floor exercise, where she put up an incredible 13.966 performance in her hip hop-inspired performance. The 23-year-old says she began this year with a whole new sense of confidence and commitment. “In my heart and my mind, this was all about finishing what I started [in Tokyo] and feeling confident in myself going into Paris. Going in with that confidence, putting my foot down and saying, ‘This is who I am,’ and then showing it to the world, alongside my teammates,” Jordan told Nike ahead of Paris 2024.

Team USA Women’s Artistic Gymnastics

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Jordan Chiles stands with Team USA Women’s Gymnastics. The team wears matching white outfits and holds bouquets of white and blue flowers. A red and white Team USA signs sits behind them, and the floor is covered with shiny red, white and blue streamers.

A close up of Jordan Chiles of Team USA Women’s Gymnastics taken while she is in competition. She looks to the left of camera and wears the Team USA one piece in red, white, and blue. She presses her chalk covered hands together in front of her chest.

A black and white photograph of Jordan Chiles of Team USA Women’s Gymnastics taken while she's in competition on the balance beam. With a full crowd behind her, she lifts her knee and looks to her right.

Black and white photo of Jordan Chiles of Team USA Women’s Gymnastics taken while in competition during the floor exercise. She crosses her leg as she moves on the mat, and raises her left hand above her shoulder. She smiles towards the camera.