Brooklyn Moors competed for Canada at the Tokyo Olympics. Canada didn't qualify as a team, but she finished 16th in the all-around final. "Brooklyn is one of the most artistic athletes in the world, performing floor with deep emotion and expression, and she also uses her explosive athleticism to perform one of the most unique and difficult skills on floor – a double front half out," current head coach Chris Waller said at the time of Moors's signing to the school.