TULSA, Okla. – Two Olympians and numerous U.S. and World champions touch down in Tulsa, Oklahoma this week, where more than 1,700 gymnasts from across the country are set to compete at the 2026 USA Gymnastics Championships. The championships will be held June 22-27 in BOK Center and the Arvest Convention Center.
Downtown Tulsa will host the national championships for acrobatic, rhythmic, and trampoline and tumbling gymnastics. The 2026-27 Junior and Senior National Teams for each discipline also will be determined.
Olympians Nicole Ahsinger and Aliaksei Shostak will be joined by World Championships individual gold medalists Ruben Padilla and Sarah Webster, and 21 past U.S. champions in Tulsa. In total, among the nearly 530 elite athletes competing, 36 have won 38 (22 individual, 16 team) World Championships senior or junior medals in their respective disciplines.
American rosters for international competitions also will be selected from the USA Gymnastics Championships, including the teams for the 2026 World Championships in acrobatic (September 24-27 in Pesaro, Italy), rhythmic (August 12-16 in Frankfurt, Germany) and trampoline and tumbling (November 4-8 in Nanjing, China).
Elite competition will take over the weekend from June 25-27 in BOK Center and will stream free on the USA Gymnastics YouTube channel and FlipNow.tv. All development competition will be held in the Arvest Convention Center. The U.S. Development Programs aim to train and prepare athletes for a potential career in elite gymnastics. Elite gymnasts have the opportunity to be selected to the U.S. National Team and represent the country in international competition.
Ticket information, complete schedules and other information on the championships can be found at usagymchamps.com.
Previews of each discipline are below.
Just days after winning their fourth World Cup gold of 2026 and their first World Cup Series title in Poland, the Ossolodkov brothers, Yaroslav and Vsevolod will land in Tulsa eager to defend their men’s pair title sweep of 2025. Joining them in the title pursuit on the women’s side are Sydney Padios and Willow Noble, who secured all-around bronze at the 2026 Rzeszow World Cup.
Also looking to stay atop the domestic all-around podium are the senior women’s group of Juli Williams, Carmelle Djoumgoue and Aubrie Cunningham; the 13-19 women’s pair of Sophia Robertson and Isabella Brookins; the 12-18 women’s pair of Alina Rizvanova and Violet Froste; the 12-18 women’s group of Siella Jane Gibson, Kirra Jijon and Katrin Georgieva; and the 12-18 men’s group of Dean Miller, Caleb Hoffmann, Noah Alvarado and Joshua Hoffmann.
Hall B of the Arvest Convention Center will host developmental acrobatic competition.
Rin Keys is the top senior returnee to compete in Tulsa after sweeping all five titles at the 2025 USA Gymnastics Championships – all-around, hoop, ball, clubs and ribbon – and winning the country’s first medal in senior World Championships competition in 2025. Also in the mix for senior glory are 2025 Junior World Championships hoop bronze medalist Natalie de la Rosa and 2026 Pan American Championships ball champion Megan Chu.
On the junior side, Pan American Championship medalists Anna Filipp, Izabella Oleynik, Josephine Weber and Nina Keys are all aiming to take over the top spot.
Arvest Convention Center’s Grand Hall will be the home of development action in the rhythmic discipline.
Tulsa will see two Olympic trampoline athletes compete at BOK Center. Two-time Olympians Nicole Ahsinger and Aliaksei Shostak will be aiming for men’s and women’s trampoline titles in Oklahoma. Making waves on the world and national stage, Padilla is a 16-time World Championships medalist and 6-time World champion across double mini and trampoline, while 10-time World medalist Kaden Brown goes for his seventh straight U.S. tumbling title.
Junior title winners returning to the championships include 2025 US. junior tumbling champion Ingrid Campbell and 2025 US. junior double mini champion Neila Johnson.
Development trampoline and tumbling competition will take place in Hall C of the Arvest Convention Center.
