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Grace McCallum
McCallum at the 2020 Olympic Games
Country represented	United States of America
Born	October 30 2002 (2002-10-30) (age 23)Cambridge, Minnesota, USA
Years on National Team	2018-2021
Club	Twin City Twisters
Coach(es)	Sarah Jantzi, Mike Hunger, Sami Wozney, Steve Hafeman
Current status	Tagged
Twitter	@grace_mccallum2
Instagram	@grace.mccallum
College team	Utah Red Rocks

Grace McCallum (born October 30 in Cambridge, MN) is an elite American gymnast and 2020 Olympian. She is a 2020 Olympic team silver medalist, 2019 and 2018 World team champion, 2018 Pacific Rim senior all-around champion, 2018 Pan American all-around champion. She trains at Twin City Twisters, the same gym that spawned 2015 World Champion Maggie Nichols, and is coached by Sarah Jantzi, Mike Hunger, Sami Wozney, and Steve Hafeman. Her favorite events are floor and vault. In 2021, she began attending the University of Utah and competing for their gymnastics team.

1 Junior Career
2 Senior Career
- 2.1 2018
- 2.2 2019
- 2.3 2020-2021
  - 2.3.1 Tokyo Olympics
3 Medal Count
4 Floor Music
5 References

Junior Career[]

McCallum made her elite debut at the 2017 U.S. Classic, where she won gold on vault, bronze in the all-around, and placed fifth on floor, ninth on beam, and sixteenth on uneven bars. She went on to compete at her first National Championships, placing fourth on vault, eleventh in the all-around, twelfth on floor, twelfth on balance beam, and twenty-third on uneven bars.

Senior Career[]

2018[]

After a verification camp in April, McCallum was named to the U.S. team for the Pacific Rim Championships in Medellin, Colombia, marking her international debut. There, she won team and all-around gold, vault and floor exercise silver, and placed sixth on bars and beam. In July, she competed on bars and beam at the American Classic, placing fourteenth. Later that month, she competed at the U.S. Classic, placing seventh on floor, eleventh in the all-around, twelfth on beam after a fall, and eighteenth on the uneven bars. In August, she competed at her first senior National Championships, placing fourth in the all-around and on floor exercise, fifth on balance beam, and sixth on uneven bars. She was named to the American team for the Pan American Championships in Peru, winning team, all-around, and uneven bars gold, and vault and balance beam bronze.

She was later named to the American team for the World Championships in Doha, Qatar in late October. She did not compete the all-around in qualifications but did compete two vaults and qualified as the second reserve for the vault final. In the team final, she competed on vault and floor and helped USA win team gold and automatically qualify a full team to the 2020 Olympics.

2019[]

McCallum began her season at the American Cup in early March. She delivered strong routines, posting the second highest scores on vault and balance beam, and took second place behind compatriot Leanne Wong. In July, she competed at the U.S. Classic, winning silver on floor, bronze in the all-around and on bars, and placing fifth on beam. In August, she competed at the National Championships, winning bronze in the all-around and placing fourth on floor, sixth on bars, and eighth on beam. In October, she competed at the World Championships in Stuttgart, Germany, helping USA to a fifth straight World team gold medal.

2020-2021[]

In November, McCallum officially signed with the University of Utah.[1]

In 2021, McCallum competed at the American Classic, but only performed on one event. She competed all-around the U.S. Classic in May, performing in the first senior session. She placed fourth in the all-around.

In June, she competed at the U.S. National Championships, placing seventh in the all-around and winning bronze on beam. She qualified to the U.S. Olympic Trials later in the month, finishing fourth in the all-around. She was selected for the Olympic team at the end of the competition.

Tokyo Olympics[]

McCallum competed in the third subdivision, starting on floor exercise. Although she didn't make the all-around or any event finals, she helped Team USA qualify to the team final. After Simone Biles withdrew from the team final after vault, McCallum was relied on to keep Team USA going, and helped them win the silver.

That fall, McCallum began attending the University of Utah.

Medal Count[]

Year	Event	TF	AA	VT	UB	BB	FX
2017	U.S. Classic	3rd	1st	16	9	5
2017	U.S. National Championships	11	4	23	18	12
2018	Pacific Rim Championships	1st	1st	2nd	6	6	2nd
	American Classic	14
	U.S. Classic	11	18	12	7
	U.S. National Championships	4	6	5	4
	Pan American Senior Championships	1st	1st	3rd	1st	3rd
	Doha World Championships	1st
2019	American Cup	2nd
	U.S. Classic	3rd	3rd	5	2nd
	U.S. National Championships	3rd	6	8	4
	Stuttgart World Championships	1st
2021	American Classic	23
	U.S. Classic	4	15	5	5
	U.S. National Championships	7	19	3rd	16
	U.S. Olympic Trials	4	5	5	4
	Tokyo Olympic Games	2nd

Floor Music[]

2017-2018 - "Siko Chorepse Sirtaki" by Orchestra Alex. Avramovici

2019 - "Hava Nagila" as performed by the London Festival Orchestra & Chorus

2021 - “Birthday” by Didula/“Matador” by Marnik & Miami Blue (ft. Marano)

References[]

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2019[]

2020-2021[]

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Medal Count[]

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