USA Gymnastics' Jade Carey explains fall on floor, says she hasn't been feeling well. Tom Schad. USA TODAY. Editor’s note: Jade Carey won bronze in the vault final at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Jade Carey, 21, secured her individual spot on USA Gymnastics' team with her performance during the World Cup series Editor's note: This story was originally published in June. On Wednesday, U.S ...

What Jade Carey and her family said about her 2024 Olympic floor incident Carey has since shared an update on the reason behind her fall with Olympics.com, stating she hasn’t been feeling up to par.

Jade Carey's score during the women's gymnastics qualifiers did not qualify her to defend her gold medal for the women's floor exercise. She said on social media that she had been ill leading up ...

Carey’s mother, Danielle Greenberg, is a team coach at Gold Medal Gymnastics, which has locations in Tempe and Chandler. Carey’s father, Brian, is the owner of Carey On Gymnastics.

Jade Carey was impacted by illness at gymnastics qualifying session The Olympian said she had "no energy today" and didn't have a sense of what was occurring in her head.

If it weren’t such an extraordinary accomplishment, you might think Jade Carey’s Olympic journey was simply part of the plan. Her parents, themselves former gymnasts, raised Carey in the ...

JADE CAREY WAS 14 when she verbally committed to compete at Oregon State. She was enamored with the team and the coaching staff, as well as the Corvallis campus. It felt like the perfect fit.

For most of fall quarter, Carey and USA gymnastics teammates are taking part in a 30-city “Gold Over America Tour.” The gymnasts travel in a bus nationwide, beginning in Phoenix on Sept. 18.

The reigning Olympic floor champion will not get to defend her title after an unusual performance for Jade Carey in Sunday's gymnastics qualifying session. Skip to content. Main Navigation.