The US Classic gymnastics event is set to take place on Saturday’s (19 July) at Hoffman Estates, Illinois’ NOW Arena.
The event will serve as the final qualifier for US Gymnastics Championships to be held in New Orleans in August.
The two days of action will see competition in the junior women competing on Friday and senior athletes competing in two sessions on Saturday, July 19.
Saturday’s second session will feature the nation’s top returning stars, including three members of the 2024 US Olympic gymnastics team- Hezly Rivera, along with replacement athletes Joscelyn Roberson and Leanne Wong.
While Rivera appeared at February’s Winter Cup and June’s Pan American Championships, Saturday will mark Wong and Roberson’s official returns to the elite stage after completing their respective collegiate seasons.
US Classic Gymnastics 2025: Field
The field is split between two sessions — the first on Saturday at 3 p.m. ET and the second at 8 p.m. ET.
First session
- Sage Bradford
- Harlow Buddendeck
- Ally Damelio
- Jordis Eichman
- Reese Esponda
- Catherine Guy
- Malea Milton
- Avery Moll
- Brooke Pierson
- Maliha Tressel
- Audree Valdenarro
- Sabrina Visconti
- Camie Westerman
- Halle Shea Wittenberg
Second session
- Dulcy Caylor
- Jayla Hang
- Gabrielle Hardie
- Myli Lew
- Nola Matthews
- Annalisa Milton
- Claire Pease
- Hezly Rivera
- Joscelyn Roberson
- Alessia Rosa
- Simone Rose
- Izzy Stassi
- Ashlee Sullivan
- Leanne Wong
- Alicia Zhou
US Classic Gymnastics 2025: Full schedule
All competition times are local to the event (U.S. Central Daylight Time).
Friday, 18 July
14:00 – Hopes Championships
19:00 – Junior Women’s Competition
Saturday, 19 July
14:00 – Senior Women’s Competition, session 1
19:00 – Senior Women’s Competition, session 2
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US Classic Gymnastics 2025: Where to watch
The first session and juniors will stream live on the USA Gymnastics YouTube channel, which will also provide an international feed of the second senior group.
The actions of the second session will be available to watch on CNBC and Peacock.
