# Katelyn Ohashi
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Katelyn Michelle Ohashi (born April 12, 1997) is an American former artistic gymnast who competed for the University of California, Los Angeles. She is a six-time All-American and was a four-time member of USA Gymnastics' Junior National Team, the 2011 junior national champion and the winner of the 2013 American Cup. She was trending globally on various social media networks in January 2019 for her perfect 10 score at the 2019 Collegiate Challenge, the fourth perfect 10 floor routine of her career.
DeShaun Holden on Gymnastics Comebacks, NIL, and Building a Championship Gym
Most coaches see gymnastics from one side of the table. DeShaun Holden has seen it from all of them. He competed. He judged. He coached. And now his gym, Top Notch Training, just took home NGA Club of the Year at the 2026 Georgia State Championships.
In this episode, Mubarak Simmons and Kerry ...
US Classic Preview: Katelyn Ohashi, Skye Blakely & Qatar is Shopping For Gymnasts
Hear from the Ohashi and Skye themselves while we preview the 2026 U.S. Classic and break down every major storyline heading into one of the most important meets of the elite season.
This week we discuss: • Katelyn Ohashi's return to elite gymnastics at age 29 and what she needs to qualify for U...
Behind The Scenes: Suni Lee is back! US Classic Podium Training & Hot Mic Moments
Recorded immediately after Senior Women's podium training at the U.S. Classic.
Suni Lee officially announced her comeback documentary, Katelyn Ohashi unveiled upgrades ahead of the U.S. Classic, Jade Carey looked every bit the World Team favorite, and Spencer and Jessica break down everything th...
Behind the Scenes: U.S. Classic 2026 Meet Report, Reese Esponda Wins, Ohashi Returns & Skye Blakely Shines
Our immediate reactions right after the meet! Everything from the 2026 U.S. Classic, including Reese Esponda's all-around victory, Katelyn Ohashi's return to elite competition, Skye Blakely's event titles, Jade Carey's upgrades, Nationals qualification, the biggest breakout performances, and hist...
Recruit Reflections - Caroline Walker (Life as an Air Force Cadet)
This is the 8th and final episode of the Recruit Reflection series, brought to you by Full Out Collegiate Recruiting. This week, we have one of our most interesting recruit perspectives yet: Caroline Walker from Air Force. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to get into a military academy or w...
2026 U.S. Classic Debrief: Esponda, Ohashi's Next Move and the Worlds Picture
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Nadia Comăneci says Ana Barbosu's legal fees in the fight to retain her Paris 2024 bronze medal will be covered. U.S. CLASSIC MORNING-AFTER COFFEE KLATSCH Reese Esponda Wins the U.S. Classic All-Around
Esponda improved her top all-around score by nearly a full point, finished alm...
Yul Moldauer on His Comeback Season, Returning to Oklahoma, and Why LA 2028 Gives Him Goosebumps
The Yul Moldauer comeback is no longer a question. It is a season, and it is going well.
The 2020 Olympian and two-time World Championships bronze medalist joins GymnasticsVille for his second sit-down of 2026. Since we last spoke, Yul has won silver in the all-around and gold on parallel bars a...
Ep. 44: NCAA Athletes with Eating Disorders
In this episode, Liz and Dr. Ed watch several YouTube videos of NCAA athletes sharing their experiences as competitors with eating disorders. They use these amazingly honest and insightful accounts to spark a conversation on the particular risks college athletes face and what responsibility the N...
Japan Wins Team Gold, the Floor Breaks Again + Great Britain's Heartbreak: Worlds Men's Team Final
The floor broke again. A Dutch gymnast flagged the corner of the floor during the men's team final at the 2026 World Championships, nine years after Bart Deurloo did the same in Montreal. Japan won the world team title despite late falls, the Russian team competing as WG2 took silver and China he...
Worlds Women's Team Final: China Ends the U.S. Streak, Japan's First Medal Since 1966
China are world team champions for the first time since 2006, ending the United States' run of seven straight titles by two tenths in the women's team final at the 2026 World Championships in Rotterdam. Japan won its first world team medal since 1966. We break down the beam rotation that decided ...
