From Trials to Tokyo: Meet the Women Flipping Overseas at This Summer's Olympic Games

Biles, 24, needs no introduction, and she clinched her spot on the Olympic team by winning first in the all-around at Trials. She has won every all-around competition she's entered since 2013 and is the most decorated gymnast in World Championship history. She has a record seven national all-around titles, and if she wins four medals of any kind at Tokyo she will lock in her place as the gymnast with the most combined World Championship and Olympic medals ever.

Lee most recently became the national bar champion this year and came in second place in the all-around and beam at Nationals behind Biles. She represented the US at the 2019 World Championships, where she won gold in the team final, silver in the floor final, and bronze in the bars final. The 18-year-old is committed to Auburn University.

Chiles, 20, moved to World Champions Centre (WCC), the gym owned by Biles's parents, in June of 2019. She won the all-around at the 2021 Winter Cup in February and came in second overall at the GK US Classic behind Biles. She also claimed the national all-around bronze medal and the national vault bronze medal. Before her move to WCC, she was the 2018 Pacific Rim Championships team, vault, and floor champion.

Chiles, who is committed to UCLA, told POPSUGAR earlier this year, "Training under Laurent [Landi] and Cecile [Canqueteau-Landi] definitely has changed my whole mindset, my whole attitude, and how I look forward to being in the gym these day. Being able to have coaches who truly understand me and what I've gone through and what I want in my career is something that I was really, really happy about."

McCallum most recently claimed the bronze medal on beam at the 2021 US Gymnastics Championships. She was part of the conversation at Trials as an all-around contender for the team: her all-around record is solid with a fourth-place finish in this year's GK US Classic and a third-place finish at 2019 Nationals. The 18-year-old former world team champion is a future gymnast at the University of Utah.

In April, Carey clinched an Olympic individual spot by participating in the Apparatus World Cup Series that spanned from 2018 through 2021. The 21-year-old is a two-time world silver medalist on vault (2017, 2019), which she told POPSUGAR last fall is her favourite event, and she's the 2017 world silver medalist on floor; these two events are her strong suits. She also won team gold at the 2019 World Championships, and she's committed to Oregon State University.

Skinner, 24, was an alternate at the Rio Games and deferred her senior year at the University of Utah to contend for a spot on the Olympic team. She was also an alternate for the 2015 and 2019 World Championship teams. This year, she was the national silver medalist on vault.

Wong, committed to the University of Florida, landed in third place on floor at the 2021 US Gymnastics Championships. The 17-year-old represented the US at the Pan American Games in 2019 and won a team gold medal while doing so. That same year she won a bronze medal at Nationals for her performances on beam.

DiCello, 17, is committed to the University of Florida for gymnastics. She is the 2021 national floor silver medalist, and she received first place on bars and third place for her all-around and floor performances at the 2021 GK US Classic.

Eaker was a member of the gold-medal-winning 2018 and 2019 World Championship teams. The 18-year-old is committed to the University of Utah. She also is the 2018 and 2019 national silver medalist on beam.