After a flip-filled weekend, Simone Biles added to her list of accolades and expanded on records in the world of women's gymnastics. On 6 June, following the second session of the 2021 US Gymnastics Championships, the 24-year-old Olympian came out victorious in the all-around with a 119.650 total to rack up her record seventh national all-around title. This broke the tie she previously held with American Clara Schroth-Lomady [1].

Biles won by almost five whole points, followed by 2019 Worlds team gold medalist Sunisa Lee [2]. Jordan Chiles [3], the 2018 Pacific Rim Championships team, vault, and floor champion, received third place in the all-around. Biles and Chiles train together at World Champions Centre in Spring, Texas.

Biles, who took first place on floor and beam as well, did not showcase her iconic Yurchenko double pike vault [4] that she debuted two weeks ago at the GK US Classic [5] during either night of competition. However, for both sessions this weekend, she wore a leotard embellished with a billy goat [6] in honour of her "greatest of all time" status.

"It's really emotional especially going into my second time doing an Olympic run," Biles said after her win. "It's really crazy, and I appreciate everyone that's come out to watch and support us especially after the year we've had."

Ahead, check out some highlights from Biles's performances at the 2021 US Gymnastics Championships. Next stop Olympic trials — where the top two all-arounders automatically make the team — and a trip to Tokyo!