TULSA, Okla. (June 27, 2026) – Highlighted by a seventh-straight men’s tumbling title for Kaden Brown and more national crowns for Rin Keys, Ruben Padilla and Yaroslav and Vsevolod Ossolodkov, the final day of the 2026 USA Gymnastics Championships saw U.S. titles won in all disciplines. A full National Team announcement will be published Sunday.
Headlining the competitors Saturday evening were the Ossolodkov brothers, who successfully defended their 2025 combined and all-around titles in Tulsa. Also repeating as U.S. champions in their division were the 13-19 women’s pair of Sophia Robertson (Riverside, Calif./Realis Gymnastics Academy) and Isabella Brookins (Sacramento, Calif./Realis Gymnastics Academy/Rodina Elite).
The women’s group of Juli Williams (Columbia, Md.), Carmelle Djoumgoue (Jessup, Md.) and Aubrie Cunningham (Ellicott City, Md.) of Emilia’s Acro Gymnastics and Cheer secured the senior title in Tulsa after winning the 13-19 crown in 2025.
All-around champions from Saturday are listed below.
Senior
Women’s Pair: Sydney Padios and Willow Noble (Moreno Valley, Calif./Incentive – AGT), 82.980; also won combined (28.100)
Women’s Group: Juli Williams, Carmelle Djoumgoue and Aubrie Cunningham, 87.130; also won combined (29.370)
Mixed Pair: Shiloh Scilingo and Alex Lam (San Jose, Calif./ATA Gymnastics), 77.040; also won combined (26.300)
Men’s Pair: Yaroslav and Vsevolod Ossolodkov, 88.850; also won combined (29.490)
Junior
13-19 Women’s Pair: Sophia Robertson and Isabella Brookins, 80.380; also won combined (28.210)
13-19 Women’s Group: Alani Do (San Diego, Calif.), Awdriana Ornelas (Ramona, Calif.) and Silver Weddle (Poway, Calif.) of SoCal TTC, 83.690
13-19 Mixed Pair: Amy Nguyen (Elk Grove, Calif.) and Kaelib Duncan (Galt, Calif.) of Technique Gymnastics, 76.330; also won combined (23.720)
Apparatus titles were contested on Saturday in rhythmic gymnastics, with winners awarded in the junior and senior divisions.
After winning her third all-around title on Friday, Rin Keys (Porter Ranch, Calif./Burlo Gymnastics) added two gold medal-winning routines on Saturday to bring her 2026 championship count to three and her career tally to 10. The 2025 World medalist took apparatus titles on ball (27.950) and ribbon (29.900) to defend her 2025 champion status on each. Megan Chu (San Diego, Calif./Pacific Stars Rhythmic Academy) took the hoop crown with a 29.200, and Natalie de la Rosa (Woodland Hills, Calif./Burlo Gymnastics) was the clubs champion with a 29.150.
In junior competition, U.S. all-around silver medalist Anna Filipp (Santa Clarita, Calif./Burlo Gymnastics) secured three apparatus titles Saturday evening. She was the top scorer on hoop (27.050), ball (26.700) and clubs (26.950), leaving Tulsa a three-time apparatus champion. Nina Keys (Porter Ranch, Calif./Burlo Gymnastics) snagged the last remaining title on ribbon with a 25.450.
The U.S. Senior Groups A and B each claimed an apparatus gold medal for themselves on the final night in Tulsa. Group A of Goda Balsys (Northbrook, Ill.), Kristina Lee (Woodridge, Ill.), Alaini Spata (Glen Ellyn, Ill.), Aurora Sullivan (Los Angeles, Calif.), Kalina Trayanov (Deerfield, Ill.) and Natalia Ye-Granda (San Diego, Calif.) won the three hoops and two clubs final with a 26.850.
Senior Group B of Lorelei D’Angelo (Deerfield, Ill.), Annabella Hantov (Northfield, Ill.), Greta Pavilonyte (Buffalo Grove, Ill.), Emma Rodriguez (Las Vegas, Nev.), Elizabeth Semenova (Cumming, Ga.) and Anastasia Slipets (Wyckoff, N.J.) took gold on five balls with a 21.700.
Six senior champions were crowned in trampoline, double mini and tumbling on the last night of competition.
Highlighting the gold medalists was Kaden Brown (Herriman, Utah/Wasatch Trampoline & Tumbling), who on Saturday became the first U.S. man since Kalon Ludvigson to win seven straight tumbling titles at a national championship. Ludvigson currently holds the record for most consecutive tumbling wins with eight (2006-2013). Ruben Padilla (Bluffdale, Utah/Wasatch Trampoline & Tumbling) also made his return to the double mini podium in 2026, winning his fifth title overall in Oklahoma.
U.S. champions in 2026 are listed below.
Women
Trampoline: Leah Garafalo — Holmdel, N.J./Elite Trampoline Academy, 54.040
Tumbling: Akela Magee — North Ogden, Utah/Northern Star Bounder, 25.100
Double mini: Gracie Harder — Archdale, N.C./Carolina Elite Trampoline Academy, 26.400
Men
Trampoline: Aliaksei Shostak — Lafayette, La./Trampoline and Tumbling Express, 58.940
Tumbling: Kaden Brown, 29.400
Double mini: Ruben Padilla, 30.200
