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What Really Happened to Suni Lee From NCAA Gymnastics
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ม.ค. 2023
- What Really Happened to Suni Lee From NCAA Gymnastics
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Gymnastics is a sport that is often seen as the epitome of grace and strength to the point of even seeming almost superhuman at times. So, understandably, when Suni Lee became the all-around Gold Medalist, a team Silver Medalist, and a bronze medalist at her very first Olympics in 2020, people were intrigued.
Suni Lee has been a gymnast her entire life but only recently joined the NCAA Gymnastics division 1. The now sophomore had already built a massive name for herself before joining the division, and her addition to the team directly contributed to the most decorated year in the program’s history in 2021.
And if you've ever wondered what she is up to now, or what her plans are for the future, look no further. Here’s what really happened to Suni Lee from NCAA Gymnastics.
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Carey and Jordan have also competed in 2020 Olympics, NCAA and back to elite worlds working toward 2024 WHILE still competing in college.
I don't think this was well researched at all. A simple Google search would have provided this simple information.
The both took the year off school to train… Suni is having health problems
I hope she Recovers very soon she’s too young for kidney problems!
Isn’t this untrue? Skinner was a Rio alternate, then Utah, then Tokyo?
It did say "compete" though. Skinner was named to the 2016 team, but didn't compete
@@wendyw651 well, there was many others like Elizabeth Price (@Stanford)who competed in NCAA gymnastics, after being an alternate in the Olympics just like Skinner; Bridget Sloan also went to the Olympics won a silver medal and returned back to NCAA gymnastics at Florida…
@Sammy I'm aware. The question here was, has anyone else competed in the Olympics, done NCAA, and then competed in the Olympics again. My point on Skinner was no, because she didn't compete the first time she was named to the Olympic team.
Among Americans, Suni would be the first to complete the "Olympic Competitor -> NCAA -> Olympic competitor sequence.
Kate Richardson did it for Canada. Olympics 2000 and 2004, competed as a UCLA Bruin 2002-2006.
@@wendyw651 what about Brittany Rogers & Shallon Olsen of Canada?
@@gymstastories yes, both of those athletes as well! Kate led the way.
She’s at auburn!!!❤❤
click bait, so many facts are so wrong,
The Brazilian gymnastics team has great talents too. Brazil always helps athletes from Panamá train for olympic cycles. They offer their High Performance Training Center for free to them. They must be incredibly nice people with great olympic level coaches .They trained a former olympic runner Irving Saladino get a gold medal in an olympic games. Maybe the U.S. could do a sport agreement with them so the american gymnasts in the national team train for free too or at much lower costs.
Makayla Skinner competed at University of Utah and then went back to Elite gymnastics. She was on the 2020 Olympic team. Suni Lee isn't the 1st.
How did her parents pay for her huge expenses in gymnastics even with all their jobs and savings? Was she poor or middle class? Did she have free gymnastics classes or sponsors when she trained and competed ??
It’s called working hard…
Working hard, and they also did a lot of fundraising events with the Hmong community. They helped each other. It seems like a great community.
Djokovic had always been faking his injuries before or during the game. Its his tactics at the same his excuse if he losses.
She's moving on to bigger and better things? No offense to NCAA gymnasts, but if you watch Suni's gymnastics comparatively, it's clear as mud she doesn't belong. Her work is on an entirely different plane.
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Also, 2020 Olympics? No.
DEAR CREATOR: WRONG. NOT ONE OF A KIND! COME ON DO YOUR HOMEWORK.. YOU MISSED MCKAYLA SKINNER~(Olympics)
She's not even on the 2024 Olympics team. She's not even training now that a little fame got to her
Hmm, this comment aged well haha. How wrong are you
@@lukeburrows7992was just gonna say that haha
Simon Biles does not impress me at all! She is a quitter and failed her teammates! BUT, Sunisa Lee stuck it out, like the other teammates and they won numerous medals with Suni winning the ALL AROUND GOLD MEDAL! Go Suniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!!!!!!!!!
When you have matched Simone’s body of work maybe you can earn the right to bash her. She is the most decorated gymnast of all time and has several stunts named after her. Perhaps if she had broken a bone instead of a mental break you would be more sympathetic? Yay keyboard athletes!
I don’t think anything screams “I’m not a gymnast and I don’t understand mental blocks or the twisties “ more than this comment. Suni did great, and Simone made the right choice for her mental health.
Others stepped up and were able to win the medals she would have taken, had she not hurt herself or worse by continuing to compete with that mindset.
Tell me you’re ignorant without telling me you’re ignorant.
You should be appreciative, you did not see all the medals Biles won for the team and individually
@@ladylauren4989 God shut up, Literally no other gymnast had ever complained about any twisties. Biles flopped and that's that. Also Biles is NOT the first to put her mental health first, why does she get all the recognition?