Dana O'Neil is a Senior Writer at The Athletic. She specializes in basketball, college sports, and gymnastics, with a keen interest in the Olympics and academia. Dana's work has been featured in The New York Times, The Spokesman-Review, and The Athletic.
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By: Dana O'Neil
The bronze is Team USA's first medal in men's gymnastics in 16 years.
By: Dana O'Neil
Stephen Nedoroscik is a specialist in a waning sport. But he earned his way onto Team USA and, on Monday, soared when they needed him most.
By: Dana O'Neil
In a sport that pits you against each other and also on the same side, the U.S. women's gymnastics squad has come together in Paris.
Italy took silver, and Brazil won bronze.
By: Dana O'Neil
In an Instagram post, Simone Biles appeared to take a dig at MyKayla Skinner, who had questioned the team’s talent and work ethic.
Richard fell off the pommel horse, a disastrous mistake that him out of contention after just one rotation. He scored just a 12.733.
By: Dana O, Neil
PARIS — As Brazilian fans shook their flags and chanted as if they were at a soccer game, chests puffing as the name of their star gymnast, Rebecca Andrade, flashed atop the all-around standing, the public address announcer asked, “Are you enjoying it Paris?”
Brazil's Rebeca Andrade took silver and American Suni Lee won bronze.
By: Dana O'Neil
Suni Lee almost wasn't even able to try for these Olympics. Now, she's once again on the individual all-around podium.
By: Dana O'Neil
In one epic, world-record race Sunday night in Paris, Bobby Finke helped extend two benchmark streaks in American Olympic swimming history.
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