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Sunisa Lee
Born (2003-03-09) March 9, 2003 (age 21)
Saint Paul, Minnesota, U.S.
Training locationLittle Canada, Minnesota, U.S.
Height5 ft 0 in (152 cm)
DisciplineWomen's artistic gymnastics
LevelSenior International Elite
Years on national team2016–2021
2024–present (USA)
ClubMidwest Gymnastics Center
Head coach(es)Jess Graba
Assistant coach(es)Alison Lim
Medal record
Women's artistic gymnastics
Representing the  United States
Olympic Games
Gold medal – first place 2020 Tokyo All-Around
Gold medal – first place 2024 Paris Team
Silver medal – second place 2020 Tokyo Team
Bronze medal – third place 2020 Tokyo Uneven Bars
Bronze medal – third place 2024 Paris All-Around
Bronze medal – third place 2024 Paris Uneven Bars

Sunisa Lee (born March 9, 2003) is an American artistic gymnast. Lee's interest in gymnastics was piqued at age six after watching Nastia Liukin and Shawn Johnson on YouTube, and her father built a balance beam for her from a mattress. When Lee started doing backflips outdoors, it became clear to her parents that she needed a safer venue to hone her skills.[1] They registered her for gymnastics classes at Midwest Gymnastics Center in Little Canada, Minnesota, where she started training under coach Punnarith Koy.[2] The following year, Lee won the all-around at a state meet, the second competition of her career. At age eight, she moved up three levels, and she qualified for elite at age 11. Koy coached Lee from age six to about 12, when she switched to Jess Graba, who has coached her ever since.[3]

At the 2020 Summer Olympics, Lee won the women's artistic individual all-around gold medal[4], and the women's uneven bars bronze medal.[5] With her gold medal, Lee is the sixth U.S. woman to claim the Olympic all-around title following Mary Lou Retton, Carly Patterson, Nastia Liukin, Gabby Douglas, and Simone Biles.[6] She is also the first Hmong-American Olympian[7], the first Asian American woman to take the Olympic all-around crown[8], and was reported to be the first all-around Asian champion of any nationality.[9]

In addition to her two individual medals, Lee also won a silver medal in the women's artistic team all-around event alongside teammates Simone Biles, Jordan Chiles, and Grace McCallum.[10][11][12] This silver medal marked the end of Team USA's decade-long Olympic and World Championships winning streak.[13]

At the 2024 Summer Olympics, Lee won two individual bronze medals - one for the women's artistic individual all-around event[14], and the other for the women's uneven bars event.[15] With her all-around medal, Lee became the first reigning Olympic champion since Nadia Comăneci in 1980 to medal in the event at the following Olympic Games, and with her uneven bars medal, Lee became the first American woman to win two medals in the event.[16]

In addition to her two individual medals, Lee also won a gold medal in the women's artistic team all-around event alongside teammates Simone Biles, Jade Carey, Jordan Chiles, and Hezly Rivera.[17][18][19] This marked the United States' fourth artistic gymnastics team title in Olympic history.[20]

Olympics Medal Summary

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Year Location Event Opponent(s) Score Result Ref(s)
2020
 Japan Tokyo, Japan Women's Artistic Individual All-Around
Various
 Qualification: 57.166
Final: 57.433 		Gold [21][22][23][24]
2020
 Japan Tokyo, Japan Women's Artistic Team All-Around
Various
 Qualification: 170.562
Final: 166.096 		Silver [25][26][27][28]
2020
 Japan Tokyo, Japan Women's Uneven Bars
Various
 Qualification: 15.200
Final: 14.500 		Bronze [29][30][31][32]
2024
 France Paris, France Women's Artistic Team All-Around
Various
 Qualification: 172.296
Final: 171.296 		Gold [33][34][35][36]
2024
 France Paris, France Women's Artistic Individual All-Around
Various
 Qualification: 56.132
Final: 56.465 		Bronze [37][38][39][40]
2024
 France Paris, France Women's Uneven Bars
Various
 Qualification: 14.866
Final: 14.800 		Bronze [41][42][43][44]

2020 Summer Olympics

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Medals

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At the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, Sunisa Lee won two individual medals - a gold medal and a bronze medal. First, she won gold in the women's artistic individual all-around event, ahead of Brazil's Rebeca Andrade and Angelina Melnikova of the Russian Olympic Committee.[45] With this win, Lee is the sixth U.S. woman to claim the Olympic all-around title following Mary Lou Retton, Carly Patterson, Nastia Liukin, Gabby Douglas, and Simone Biles.[46] She is also the first Hmong-American Olympian[47], the first Asian American woman to take the Olympic all-around crown[48], and was reported to be the first all-around Asian champion of any nationality.[49] Later, Lee won a bronze medal in the women's uneven bars event, after uncharacteristically failing to connect several elements. She placed behind Belgium's Nina Derwael and Anastasia Ilyankova of the Russian Olympic Committee.[50][51][52][53]

In addition to her two individual medals, Lee also won a silver medal in the women's artistic team all-around event alongside teammates Simone Biles, Jordan Chiles, and Grace McCallum, with a total score of 166.096, only behind the Russian Olympic Committee team.[54][55][56] Lee contributed a 15.400 on bars, 14.133 on beam, and 13.666 on floor.[57] This silver medal marked the end of Team USA's decade-long Olympic and World Championships winning streak.[58]

Year Location Event Opponent(s) Score Result Ref(s)
2020
 Japan Tokyo, Japan Women's Artistic Individual All-Around
Various
 Qualification: 57.166
Final: 57.433 		Gold [59][60][61][62]
2020
 Japan Tokyo, Japan Women's Artistic Team All-Around
Various
 Qualification: 170.562
Final: 166.096 		Silver [63][64][65][66]
2020
 Japan Tokyo, Japan Women's Uneven Bars
Various
 Qualification: 15.200
Final: 14.500 		Bronze [67][68][69][70]

Women's Artistic Individual All-Around

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During the qualification round (top 80) of the women's artistic individual all-around event, Sunisa Lee finished third with a total score of 57.166. This made her one of 24 gymnasts eligible for the finals. During the finals, Lee finished with a total score of 57.433, securing the gold medal in the event, ahead of Brazil's Rebeca Andrade and Angelina Melnikova of the Russian Olympic Committee.[71] With this win, Lee is the sixth U.S. woman to claim the Olympic all-around title following Mary Lou Retton, Carly Patterson, Nastia Liukin, Gabby Douglas, and Simone Biles.[72] She is also the first Hmong-American Olympian[73], the first Asian American woman to take the Olympic all-around crown[74], and was reported to be the first all-around Asian champion of any nationality.[75]

Rank Gymnast Nation Total
Finals
1st place, gold medalist(s) Sunisa Lee United States United States 14.600
(5) 		15.300
(1) 		13.833
(2) 		13.700
(5) 		57.433
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Rebeca Andrade Brazil Brazil 15.300
(1) 		14.666
(5) 		13.666
(5) 		13.666
(7) 		57.298
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Angelina Melnikova Russia ROC 14.633
(4) 		14.900
(3) 		13.700
(4) 		13.966
(2) 		57.199
4 Vladislava Urazova Russia ROC 14.500
(9) 		14.866
(4) 		14.200
(1) 		13.400
(10) 		56.966
5 Mai Murakami Japan Japan 14.533
(8) 		13.733
(12) 		13.766
(3) 		14.000
(1) 		56.032
6 Nina Derwael Belgium Belgium 13.900
(19) 		15.266
(2) 		13.366
(6) 		13.433
(9) 		55.965
7 Tang Xijing China China 14.233
(16) 		14.233
(8) 		13.066
(9) 		12.966
(18) 		54.498
8 Jade Carey United States United States 15.200
(2) 		13.500
(15) 		11.533
(23) 		13.966
(3) 		54.199
9 Elisabeth Seitz Germany Germany 14.200
(17) 		14.500
(6) 		12.933
(10) 		12.433
(23) 		54.066
10 Jessica Gadirova United Kingdom Great Britain 14.566
(7) 		13.666
(13) 		12.033
(20) 		13.700
(5) 		53.965
11 Mélanie Santos France France 14.366
(13) 		13.833
(10) 		12.166
(18) 		13.333
(12) 		53.698
12 Carolann Héduit France France 14.400
(12) 		13.566
(14) 		12.566
(14) 		13.033
(15) 		53.565
13 Jennifer Gadirova United Kingdom Great Britain 14.400
(11) 		12.400
(23) 		12.933
(11) 		13.800
(4) 		53.533
14 Zsófia Kovács Hungary Hungary 14.500
(9) 		14.233
(9) 		12.100
(19) 		12.600
(22) 		53.433
15 Giulia Steingruber Switzerland Switzerland 14.833
(3) 		12.800
(20) 		12.400
(16) 		13.333
(11) 		53.366
16 Brooklyn Moors Canada Canada 14.300
(14) 		13.000
(18) 		12.433
(15) 		13.566
(8) 		53.299
17 Kim Bui Germany Germany 13.466
(21) 		13.766
(11) 		12.600
(13) 		13.166
(13) 		52.998
18 Lu Yufei China China 13.500
(20) 		13.333
(17) 		13.133
(7) 		12.833
(19) 		52.799
19 Martina Maggio Italy Italy 14.033
(18) 		12.466
(22) 		13.066
(8) 		13.000
(16) 		52.565
20 Alice D'Amato Italy Italy 14.300
(14) 		13.000
(19) 		11.633
(22) 		12.966
(17) 		51.899
21 Lee Yun-seo South Korea South Korea 13.400
(22) 		14.300
(7) 		11.266
(24) 		12.666
(20) 		51.632
22 Roxana Popa Spain Spain 14.600
(5) 		12.100
(24) 		11.700
(21) 		13.133
(14) 		51.533
23 Jutta Verkest Belgium Belgium 13.400
(22) 		12.466
(21) 		12.733
(12) 		12.633
(21) 		51.232
24 Lieke Wevers Netherlands Netherlands 13.266
(24) 		13.366
(16) 		12.400
(17) 		12.066
(24) 		51.098

Women's Artistic Team All-Around

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During the qualification round of the women's artistic team all-around event, Sunisa Lee helped Team USA qualify for the event final with a total score of 170.562, only behind the Russian Olympic Committee. Lee contributed a 14.333 on vault, 15.200 on bars, 14.200 on beam, and 13.433 on floor. This made the USA one of 8 teams (alongside the Russian Olympic Committee, China, France, Belgium, Great Britain, Italy, and Japan) eligible for the finals. During the team finals on July 27, Lee helped the USA secure a silver medal behind the Russian Olympic Committee, with a total team score of 166.096.[76][77][78] Lee contributed a 15.400 on bars, 14.133 on beam, and 13.666 on floor.[79] This marked the end of Team USA's decade-long Olympic and World Championships winning streak.[80] Lee shared this medal with teammates Simone Biles, Jordan Chiles, and Grace McCallum.

Rank Team Total
Finals
1st place, gold medalist(s) Russia ROC 43.799 (1) 44.699 (1) 39.532 (4) 41.498 (1) 169.528
Russia Lilia Akhaimova (ROC) 14.733
Russia Viktoria Listunova (ROC) 14.900 14.333 14.166
Russia Angelina Melnikova (ROC) 14.600 14.933 12.566 13.966
Russia Vladislava Urazova (ROC) 14.466 14.866 12.633 13.366
2nd place, silver medalist(s) United States United States 42.732 (4) 43.266 (2) 41.232 (2) 38.866 (8) 166.096
United States Simone Biles (USA) 13.766
United States Jordan Chiles (USA) 14.666 14.166 13.433 11.700
United States Sunisa Lee (USA) 15.400 14.133 13.666
United States Grace McCallum (USA) 14.300 13.700 13.666 13.500
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) United Kingdom Great Britain 43.132 (3) 41.765 (3) 38.866 (6) 40.333 (3) 164.096
United Kingdom Jennifer Gadirova (GBR) 14.433 13.300 13.700
United Kingdom Jessica Gadirova (GBR) 14.433 13.566 13.833
United Kingdom Alice Kinsella (GBR) 14.266 14.166 13.333 12.800
United Kingdom Amelie Morgan (GBR) 14.033 12.233
4 Italy Italy 42.665 (5) 41.499 (5) 39.108 (5) 40.366 (2) 163.638
Italy Alice D'Amato (ITA) 14.166 14.166 13.133 13.100
Italy Asia D'Amato (ITA) 14.266 13.900 12.900 13.166
Italy Vanessa Ferrari (ITA) 14.233 14.100
Italy Martina Maggio (ITA) 13.433 13.075
5 Japan Japan 42.349 (6) 40.133 (8) 40.732 (3) 40.066 (4) 163.280
Japan Hitomi Hatakeda (JPN) 14.100 13.333 12.800
Japan Yuna Hiraiwa (JPN) 13.900 13.566
Japan Mai Murakami (JPN) 14.266 12.700 13.833 14.066
Japan Aiko Sugihara (JPN) 14.183 13.333 13.200
6 France France 43.600 (2) 41.399 (6) 38.465 (7) 39.800 (5) 163.264
France Marine Boyer (FRA) 12.066 13.000
France Mélanie Santos (FRA) 14.500 14.200 13.566 13.700
France Aline Friess (FRA) 14.900 13.733
France Carolann Héduit (FRA) 14.200 13.466 12.833 13.100
7 China China 39.366 (8) 41.066 (7) 41.599 (1) 39.165 (7) 161.196
China Lu Yufei (CHN) 13.333 13.966 13.166
China Ou Yushan (CHN) 12.700 13.233
China Tang Xijing (CHN) 12.600 14.500 13.733 12.866
China Zhang Jin (CHN) 14.066 13.900 13.133
8 Belgium Belgium 41.732 (7) 41.632 (4) 36.999 (8) 39.332 (6) 159.965
Belgium Maellyse Brassart (BEL) 14.033 10.933
Belgium Nina Derwael (BEL) 15.400 13.866 13.366
Belgium Lisa Vaelen (BEL) 14.233 13.766 12.900
Belgium Jutta Verkest (BEL) 13.466 12.466 12.200 13.066

Women's Uneven Bars

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During the qualification round (top 90) of the women's uneven bars event, Sunisa Lee finished second with a score of 15.200. This made her one of eight gymnasts eligible for the finals. During the finals, Lee finished with a score of 14.500, after uncharacteristically failing to connect several elements. She ultimately won the bronze medal, only behind Belgium's Nina Derwael and Anastasia Ilyankova of the Russian Olympic Committee.[81][82][83][84]

Rank Gymnast Nation D Score E Score Total
Finals
1st place, gold medalist(s) Nina Derwael Belgium Belgium 6.7
(1) 		8.500
(2) 		15.200
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Anastasia Ilyankova Russia ROC 6.3
(3) 		8.533
(1) 		14.833
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Sunisa Lee United States United States 6.2
(4) 		8.300
(4) 		14.500
4 Lu Yufei China China 6.0
(7) 		8.400
(3) 		14.400
5 Elisabeth Seitz Germany Germany 6.2
(4) 		8.200
(5) 		14.400
6 Mélanie Santos France France 6.1
(6) 		7.933
(6) 		14.033
7 Fan Yilin China China 6.4
(2) 		7.500
(7) 		13.900
8 Angelina Melnikova Russia ROC 5.9
(8) 		7.166
(8) 		13.066

2024 Summer Olympics

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Medals

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At the 2024 Summer Olympics in Tokyo, Sunisa Lee won two individual bronze medals. Her first bronze medal was in the women's artistic individual all-around event, placing only behind teammate Simone Biles and Brazil's Rebeca Andrade.[85] With this win, Lee became the first reigning Olympic champion since Nadia Comăneci in 1980 to medal in the event at the following Olympic Games.[86][87][88] Later, Lee won her second bronze medal in the women's uneven bars event, placing behind Algeria's Kaylia Nemour and Qiu Qiyuan of China.[89] With this medal, Lee became the first American woman to win two medals in the uneven bars event.[90][91][92]

In addition to her two individual medals, Lee also won a gold medal in the women's artistic team all-around event alongside teammates Simone Biles, Jade Carey, Jordan Chiles, and Hezly Rivera, with a total score of 171.296, ahead of Italy and Brazil.[93][94][95] Lee contributed a 14.566 on bars, 14.600 on beam, and 13.533 on floor.[96] This medal marked the United States' fourth artistic gymnastics team title in Olympic history.[97]

Year Location Event Opponent(s) Score Result Ref(s)
2024
 France Paris, France Women's Artistic Team All-Around
Various
 Qualification: 172.296
Final: 171.296 		Gold [98][99][100]
2024
 France Paris, France Women's Artistic Individual All-Around
Various
 Qualification: 56.132
Final: 56.465 		Bronze [101][102][103]
2024
 France Paris, France Women's Uneven Bars
Various
 Qualification: 14.866
Final: 14.800 		Bronze [104][105][106]

Women's Artistic Individual All-Around

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During the qualification round (top 60) of the women's artistic individual all-around event, Sunisa Lee finished third with a total score of 56.132. This made her one of 24 gymnasts eligible for the finals. During the finals, Lee finished with a total score of 56.465, securing the bronze medal in the event, only behind teammate Simone Biles and Brazil's Rebeca Andrade.[107] With this win, Lee became the first reigning Olympic champion since Nadia Comăneci in 1980 to medal in the event at the following Olympic Games.[108][109][110]

Rank Gymnast Nation Total
Finals
1st place, gold medalist(s) Simone Biles United States United States 15.766
(1) 		13.733
(17) 		14.566
(1) 		15.066
(1) 		59.131
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Rebeca Andrade Brazil Brazil 15.100
(2) 		14.666
(4) 		14.133
(5) 		14.033
(2) 		57.932
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Sunisa Lee United States United States 13.933
(7) 		14.866
(2) 		14.000
(8) 		13.666
(4) 		56.465
4 Alice D'Amato Italy Italy 14.000
(5) 		14.800
(3) 		14.033
(6) 		13.500
(6) 		56.333
5 Kaylia Nemour Algeria Algeria 14.033
(4) 		15.533
(1) 		13.233
(13) 		13.100
(11) 		55.899
6 Ellie Black Canada Canada 14.100
(3) 		14.066
(8) 		12.933
(17) 		13.700
(3) 		54.799
7 Qiu Qiyuan China China 13.133
(17) 		13.900
(13) 		14.500
(2) 		13.233
(8) 		54.766
8 Helen Kevric Germany Germany 13.866
(8) 		14.466
(5) 		13.400
(11) 		12.866
(15) 		54.598
9 Flávia Saraiva Brazil Brazil 13.633
(14) 		13.900
(11) 		14.266
(3) 		12.233
(23) 		54.032
10 Naomi Visser Netherlands Nederlands 12.966
(19) 		14.266
(6) 		13.333
(12) 		13.400
(7) 		53.965
11 Rina Kishi Japan Japan 13.766
(11) 		13.833
(14) 		13.133
(15) 		13.233
(9) 		53.965
12 Alice Kinsella United Kingdom Great Britain 13.800
(10) 		14.133
(7) 		13.033
(16) 		12.833
(16) 		53.799
13 Ruby Pass Australia Australia 13.633
(13) 		13.733
(16) 		13.466
(10) 		12.966
(13) 		53.798
14 Manila Esposito Italy Italy 13.866
(8) 		12.800
(19) 		14.200
(4) 		12.733
(18) 		53.599
15 Haruka Nakamura Japan Japan 12.833
(22) 		13.933
(10) 		13.700
(9) 		12.633
(20) 		53.099
16 Ou Yushan China China 12.966
(19) 		13.966
(9) 		14.033
(7) 		11.933
(24) 		52.898
17 Ana Bărbosu Romania Romania 14.000
(6) 		12.433
(22) 		12.466
(20) 		13.566
(5) 		52.465
18 Georgia-Mae Fenton United Kingdom Great Britain 13.633
(12) 		13.800
(15) 		11.300
(24) 		13.033
(12) 		51.766
19 Ava Stewart Canada Canada 13.333
(16) 		12.633
(20) 		13.166
(14) 		12.500
(21) 		51.632
20 Filipa Martins Portugal Portugal 12.500
(24) 		13.566
(18) 		12.700
(19) 		12.466
(22) 		51.232
21 Bettina Lili Czifra Hungary Hungary 12.966
(19) 		13.900
(12) 		11.400
(23) 		12.833
(17) 		51.099
22 Amalia Ghigoarță Romania Romania 13.100
(18) 		12.566
(21) 		11.900
(22) 		13.166
(10) 		50.732
23 Luisa Blanco Colombia Colombia 13.500
(15) 		11.133
(24) 		12.866
(18) 		12.700
(19) 		50.199
24 Sarah Voss Germany Germany 12.500
(23) 		12.333
(23) 		12.300
(21) 		12.866
(14) 		49.999

Women's Artistic Team All-Around

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During the qualification round of the women's artistic team all-around event, Sunisa Lee helped Team USA qualify for the event final with a leading score of 172.296. Lee contributed a 14.133 on vault, 14.866 on bars, 14.033 on beam, and 13.100 on floor.[111] This made the USA one of 8 teams (alongside Italy, Brazil, Great Britain, Canada, China, Romania, and Japan) eligible for the finals. During the team finals on July 30, Lee helped the USA secure a gold medal ahead of Italy and Brazil, with a total team score of 171.296.[112][113][114] Lee contributed a 14.566 on bars, 14.600 on beam, and 13.533 on floor.[115] This marked the United States' fourth artistic gymnastics team title in Olympic history.[116] Lee shared this medal with teammates Simone Biles, Jade Carey, Jordan Chiles, and Hezly Rivera.

Rank Team Total
Finals
1st place, gold medalist(s) United States United States 44.100 (1) 43.332 (1) 41.699 (1) 42.165 (1) 171.296
United States Simone Biles (USA) 14.900 14.400 14.366 14.666
United States Jade Carey (USA) 14.800
United States Jordan Chiles (USA) 14.400 14.366 12.733 13.966
United States Sunisa Lee (USA) 14.566 14.600 13.533
United States Hezly Rivera (USA)
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Italy Italy 41.665 (5) 42.665 (3) 41.199 (3) 39.965 (5) 165.494
Italy Angela Andreoli (ITA) 13.566 13.300 13.833
Italy Alice D'Amato (ITA) 13.933 14.633 13.933 13.466
Italy Manila Esposito (ITA) 14.166 13.966 12.666
Italy Elisa Iorio (ITA) 14.266
Italy Giorgia Villa (ITA) 13.766
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Brazil Brazil 42.366 (2) 41.199 (5) 39.966 (6) 40.966 (2) 164.497
Brazil Rebeca Andrade (BRA) 15.100 14.533 14.133 14.200
Brazil Jade Barbosa (BRA) 13.366
Brazil Lorrane Oliveira (BRA) 13.000
Brazil Flávia Saraiva (BRA) 13.900 13.666 13.433 13.533
Brazil Júlia Soares (BRA) 12.400 13.233
4 United Kingdom Great Britain 41.732 (4) 42.233 (4) 40.099 (5) 40.199 (4) 164.263
United Kingdom Becky Downie (GBR) 14.933 12.933
United Kingdom Ruby Evans (GBR) 13.966 13.100
United Kingdom Georgia-Mae Fenton (GBR) 13.800 14.000 13.566
United Kingdom Alice Kinsella (GBR) 13.966 13.300 13.600 13.633
United Kingdom Abigail Martin (GBR) 13.466
5 Canada Canada 41.866 (3) 39.800 (6) 41.433 (2) 39.333 (7) 162.432
Canada Ellie Black (CAN) 14.166 12.800 14.300 13.633
Canada Cassie Lee (CAN) 13.333 12.600
Canada Shallon Olsen (CAN) 14.400
Canada Ava Stewart (CAN) 13.300 13.500 13.800
Canada Aurélie Tran (CAN) 13.500 13.100
6 China China 39.999 (8) 42.666 (2) 40.800 (4) 38.666 (8) 162.131
China Luo Huan (CHN) 13.166 13.933 13.900
China Ou Yushan (CHN) 12.733
China Qiu Qiyuan (CHN) 13.133 14.300 14.600
China Zhang Yihan (CHN) 13.700 14.433 12.733
China Zhou Yaqin (CHN) 12.300 13.200
7 Romania Romania 40.999 (6) 38.899 (8) 39.000 (8) 40.599 (3) 159.497
Romania Ana Bărbosu (ROU) 13.933 12.433 12.700 13.566
Romania Lilia Cosman (ROU) 13.433 13.133
Romania Amalia Ghigoarță (ROU) 13.333 12.500 13.133
Romania Sabrina Voinea (ROU) 13.633 13.800 13.900
Romania Andreea Preda (ROU)
8 Japan Japan 40.765 (7) 39.133 (7) 39.966 (7) 39.599 (6) 159.463
Japan Rina Kishi (JPN) 13.966 13.600 13.466 13.433
Japan Haruka Nakamura (JPN) 12.966 12.433 12.800 13.233
Japan Mana Okamura (JPN) 13.100 13.700 12.933
Japan Kohane Ushioku (JPN) 13.833

Women's Uneven Bars

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During the qualification round (top 80) of the women's uneven bars event, Sunisa Lee finished third with a score of 14.866. This made her one of eight gymnasts eligible for the finals. During the finals, Lee finished with a score of 14.800, securing the bronze medal in the event, only behind Algeria's Kaylia Nemour and Qiu Qiyuan of China.[117] With this medal, Lee became the first American woman to win two medals in the uneven bars event.[118][119][120]

Rank Gymnast Nation D Score E Score Total
Finals
1st place, gold medalist(s) Kaylia Nemour Algeria Algeria 7.2
(1) 		8.500
(1) 		15.700
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Qiu Qiyuan China China 7.2
(1) 		8.300
(4) 		15.300
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Sunisa Lee United States United States 6.4
(5) 		8.400
(2) 		14.800
4 Nina Derwael Belgium Belgium 6.5
(3) 		8.266
(5) 		14.766
5 Alice D'Amato Italy Italy 6.4
(5) 		8.333
(3) 		14.733
6 Helen Kevric Germany Germany 6.4
(5) 		8.166
(6) 		14.566
7 Becky Downie United Kingdom Great Britain 6.5
(3) 		7.133
(7) 		13.633
8 Zhang Yihan China China 6.1
(8) 		6.700
(8) 		12.800

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