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NBC SPORTS PRESENTS LIVE GYMNASTICS COVERAGE OF 2021 WINTER CUP & NASTIA LIUKIN CUP ON NBC AND NBCSN THIS WEEKEND

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2021 Winter Cup Features 2016 Olympic Gold Medalist Laurie Hernandez, Three-Time 2019 World Medalist Suni Lee, and Four-Time World Medalist Jade Carey

Commentators: Terry Gannon, Tim Daggett, Nastia Liukin

STAMFORD, Conn. – Feb. 25, 2021 – NBC Sports presents live gymnastics coverage of the 2021 Winter Cup and Nastia Liukin Cup from Indianapolis this weekend on NBC and NBCSN.

This year, the USA Gymnastics Winter Cup features an expanded field that will include both men’s and women’s junior and senior artistic gymnasts. Senior men will compete live tomorrow, Friday, Feb. 26 at 7:30 p.m. ET on NBCSN, while senior women compete this Saturday live at 12:30 p.m. ET on NBC.

The Nastia Liukin Cup, which airs tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. ET on NBCSN, is an annual event featuring 36 pre-elite and level 10 (the highest level of the USA Gymnastics developmental program) gymnasts who qualify through the Nastia Liukin Cup Series, which includes many of the country’s top invitational events held throughout January and February.

COMMENTATORS

    • Play-by-play: Terry Gannon
    • Analyst: Tim Daggett, two-time Olympic medalist
    • Analyst: Nastia Liukin, five-time Olympic medalist and 2008 Olympic all-around champion

 

HOW TO WATCH – FRIDAY, FEB. 26 & SATURDAY, FEB. 27

    • TV – NBC, NBCSN
    • Streaming – com and the NBC Sports App

 

Date Event Time (ET) Network/Streaming
Fri., Feb. 26 Nastia Liukin Cup 2:30 p.m. NBCSN
Fri., Feb. 26 Winter Cup 7:30 p.m. NBCSN
Sat., Feb. 27 Winter Cup 12:30 p.m. NBC

 

TOP GYMNASTS EXPECTED TO COMPETE IN THE 2021 WINTER CUP:

    • Senior women:
      • Suni Lee: Three-time medalist at the 2019 World Championships, including gold in the team event
      • Laurie Hernandez: 2016 Olympic gold medalist in the team event and silver medalist on balance beam; competing for the first time since Rio Games
      • Jade Carey: Four-time world medalist who has mathematically secured an individual spot at the Tokyo Games
    • Senior men:
      • Yul Moldauer: 2017 U.S. all-around champion and 2017 world bronze medalist on floor
      • Shane Wiskus: 2019 world team member, 2019 U.S. vault champion

 

–NBC SPORTS–

TOP GYMNASTS TAKE PART IN FIG FRIENDSHIP AND SOLIDARITY COMPETITION IN TOKYO, JAPAN, LIVE THIS SATURDAY AT 11 P.M. ET ON OLYMPIC CHANNEL: HOME OF TEAM USA

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Mixed-Gender Team Event to Feature Top Gymnasts from the U.S., Japan, China and Russia

Tanith White and Nastia Liukin will Call the Action

Encore Presentation: Sunday, Nov. 8, at 5 p.m. ET on NBCSN

STAMFORD, Conn. – Nov. 5, 2020 – The FIG Friendship and Solidarity Competition will feature top gymnasts from the U.S., Japan, China and Russia on two mixed-gender teams — Team Friendship and Team Solidarity — in Tokyo, Japan. The competition will be held at Yoyogi National Stadium, which will host handball and badminton at next year’s Tokyo Olympics.

COMMENTATORS

  • Tanith White (play-by-play) and five-time Olympic medalist Nastia Liukin (analyst)

HOW TO WATCH

  • TV – Saturday, Nov. 7: 11 p.m. ET live on Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA; Sunday, Nov. 8: encore at 5 p.m. ET on NBCSN
  • Streaming – Live on com, the NBC Sports app, OlympicChannel.com and the Olympic Channel app

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS

  • Will mark the first major international competition held in Japan since the COVID-19 global outbreak.
  • The U.S. is planning to send three women and three men to compete, headlined by 2017 U.S. all-around champion Yul Moldauer and 2019 world team member Shane Wiskus.
  • Other athletes expected to compete include two-time Olympic all-around champion Kohei Uchimura (Japan), 2016 Olympic silver medalist Angelina Melnikova (Russia), 2019 world all-around champion Nikita Nagornyy (Russia) and 2018 world all-around champion Artur Dalaloyan (Russia).

— NBC SPORTS —

SIMONE BILES, SAM MIKULAK, JADE CAREY, SUNI LEE, & YUL MOLDAUER HEADLINE 2019 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS WEEK – GYMNASTICS, BEGINNING TONIGHT AT 8 P.M. ET ON OLYMPIC CHANNEL: HOME OF TEAM USA

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Biles Sets All-Time Medal Record at World Gymnastics Championships

NBC Sports’ Terry Gannon Will Introduce Nightly Coverage Throughout This Week’s Gymnastics Competitions

2019 World Championships Week – Gymnastics Features 30+ Hours of Historic Moments From the 2019 World Gymnastics Championships

All Olympic Sports Coverage Televised and Streamed Across NBC Sports Platforms is Presented by Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA

STAMFORD, Conn. – May 25, 2020 – Beginning tonight at 8 p.m. ET, Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA presents some of the most unforgettable moments from the world’s best gymnasts during this week’s primetime 2019 World Championships Week – Gymnastics, continuing the network’s 2019 World Championships Week coverage, which spans a multitude of Olympic and Paralympic sports over the next several weeks.

From today, Monday, May 25, through Saturday, May 30 (starting at 8 p.m. ET), and Sunday, May 31 (starting at 10 a.m. ET), 2019 World Championships Week – Gymnastics features over 30 hours of programming from the 2019 World Gymnastics Championships from Stuttgart, Germany. Four-time Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles, two-time Olympian Sam Mikulak, four-time world medalist Jade Carey, three-time world medalist Suni Lee, and 2017 world bronze medalist (floor exercise) Yul Moldauer highlight the competition. Based on the current apparatus World Cup standings, Carey has mathematically clinched an individual spot for next year’s Tokyo Olympics.

The U.S. women’s team finished the 2019 World Gymnastics Championships atop the medal table with eight medals. Considered by many as the greatest gymnast of all time, Biles brought her career total to 25 world medals (including 19 gold), which is the most in gymnastics history for a male or female. Biles also became the first gymnast since 1958 to earn five gold medals at a single world championships. In qualifying, Biles made history debuting two new skills for the first time on the international stage – a double-twisting double back dismount off balance beam and triple-twisting double back on floor exercise.

NBC Sports host and play-by-play announcer Terry Gannon will introduce coverage throughout this week’s gymnastics competitions. Gannon called the event, joined by analysts Tim Daggett (two-time Olympic medalist) and Nastia Liukin (five-time Olympic medalist and 2008 Olympic all-around champion), and reporter Andrea Joyce.

All coverage on Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA will stream on OlympicChannel.com and the Olympic Channel app, in addition to NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports app. Coverage of Olympic Sports on NBC Sports Group platforms is a presentation of Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA.

TONIGHT, MONDAY, MAY 25 – 2019 WORLD GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS: WOMEN’S TEAM FINAL

During the women’s team final, the U.S. women won their fifth consecutive team title, which ties a record set by Romania. The USA amassed a total score of 172.330, with margin of victory of nearly six points ahead of Russia (166.529). Italy won the bronze medal (164.796) – its first world medal in the women’s team event since 1950.

The American women have also won every Olympic and world championship title since 2011. The 2019 U.S. women’s world team included Simone Biles, Jade Carey, Suni Lee, and members of the gold medal-winning team at the 2018 World Championships – Grace McCallum and Kara Eaker.

SESSION TIME (ET) NETWORK
Women’s Team Final 8 p.m. Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA

 

TOMORROW, TUESDAY, MAY 26 – 2019 WORLD GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS: MEN’S TEAM FINAL

Rebounding from a disappointing seventh-place ranking in the qualification round, the U.S. men turned in a solid performance to finish fourth in the men’s team final (254.578). Russia earned its first world men’s gymnastics team title since the breakup of the Soviet Union with 261.726 points, nearly one point ahead of China (260.729), who won 11 of the last 14 world team titles. Japan rounded out the top three with 258.159.

Members of the 2019 U.S. men’s world team included Sam Mikulak, Yul Moldauer, 2019 U.S. vault champion Shane Wiskus, 2018 U.S. still rings champion Trevor Howard, and 2018 world team member Akash Modi.

SESSION TIME (ET) NETWORK
Men’s Team Final 8 p.m. Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA

 

WEDNESDAY, MAY 27 – 2019 WORLD GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS: WOMEN’S ALL-AROUND FINAL

From Stuttgart, Simone Biles won her fifth world all-around title, extending her record for most world all-around titles by a woman. Biles is also just one title behind Kohei Uchimura of Japan, who has six men’s all-around titles.

With 58.999 points, Biles finished 2.1 points ahead of silver medalist Tang Xijing of China (56.899). Biles also had the highest score on three events (vault, balance beam, and floor exercise) with the third-best score on the uneven bars. Russia’s Angelina Melnikova was third at 56.399, while 2019 world team gold medalist Suni Lee finished eighth with 55.632.

SESSION TIME (ET) NETWORK
Women’s All-Around Final 8 p.m. Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA

 

THURSDAY, MAY 28 – 2019 WORLD GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS: MEN’S ALL-AROUND FINAL

In the men’s all-around final, Americans Sam Mikulak finished seventh (85.691) and Yul Moldauer placed 16th overall (82.330) in Stuttgart. Russia’s Nikita Nagornyy and Artur Dalaloyan went 1-2, respectively, at 88.772 and 87.165, while reigning Olympic silver medalist Oleg Vernyayev won Ukraine’s first world medal in the men’s all-around, taking bronze with 86.973.

SESSION TIME (ET) NETWORK
Men’s All-Around Final 8 p.m. Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA

 

FRIDAY, MAY 29 – 2019 WORLD GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS: INDIVIDUAL EVENT FINALS – DAY 1

Kicking off the first day of individual event finals, five-time world vault medalist Simone Biles and 2017 world vault silver medalist Jade Carey finished 1-2 in the women’s vault final. Great Britain’s Ellie Downie rounded out the top three. At this point, Biles’ 23rd world medal tied six-time Olympic gold medalist Vitaly Scherbo en route to breaking the all-time world gymnastics championships medal record. Meanwhile, Suni Lee claimed the bronze on the uneven bars. Belgium’s Nina Derwael successfully defended her 2018 world bars title, while Great Britain’s Becky Downie earned silver.

On the men’s side, Filipino Carlos Yulo and Turkey’s Ibrahim Colak each won their nation’s first world titles with golds on floor exercise and still rings, respectively. Reigning Olympic pommel horse champion Max Whitlock of Great Britain earned his third world pommel horse title.

SESSION TIME (ET) NETWORK
Individual Event Finals – Day 1 8 p.m. Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA

 

SATURDAY, MAY 30 – 2019 WORLD GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS: INDIVIDUAL EVENT FINALS – DAY 2

The U.S. women’s gymnastics team dominated individual event finals in Stuttgart with six world medals. With a total of five world titles in Stuttgart, Simone Biles became the first gymnast since 1958 to earn five gold medals at a single world championships. Biles ended the 2019 World Championships with a career total of 25 world medals (19 gold), which is the most in gymnastics history for a male or female.

Adding to her team, all-around, and vault titles, Biles led the historic day with a pair of gold medals on balance beam and floor exercise. Following Biles in the balance beam final were China’s Liu Tingting and Li Shijia earning second and third, respectively, while American Kara Eaker just missed the podium with a fourth-place finish. In the floor exercise final, the U.S. women went 1-2 with Biles a full point ahead of teammate Suni Lee, who won silver. Russia’s Angelina Melnikova completed the medal podium with a bronze medal.

On the men’s side, Sam Mikulak took fifth on high bar with a routine that included the tricky Liukin release. Brazil’s Arthur Mariano took the title, followed by 2017 world high bar champion Tin Srbic (Croatia) in second and nine-time world medalist Artur Dalaloyan of Russia in third. Rounding out the men’s world champions were Russia’s Nikita Nagornyy on vault and Great Britain’s Joe Fraser on parallel bars, a first world title for his nation on this event.

SESSION TIME (ET) NETWORK
Individual Event Finals – Day 2 8 p.m. Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA

 

SUNDAY, MAY 31 – 2019 WORLD GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS: TEAM FINALS, ALL-AROUND FINALS, & EVENT FINALS (ENCORES)

An all-day marathon of the 2019 World Gymnastics Championships begins this Sunday with encore presentations of all six days of finals competition. 16 hours of coverage begins at 10 a.m. ET on Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA.

Arguably the greatest gymnast of all time, Simone Biles highlights the day with her record-breaking five world gold medals en route to a career total of 25 world medals, which is the most in gymnastics history for a male or female.

SESSION TIME (ET) NETWORK
Women’s Team Final (encore) 10 a.m. Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA
Men’s Team Final (encore) Noon Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA
Women’s All-Around Final (encore) 3 p.m. Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA
Men’s All-Around Final (encore) 5 p.m. Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA
Individual Event Finals – Day 1 (encore) 8 p.m. Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA
Individual Event Finals – Day 2 (encore) 11 p.m. Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA

 

World Championships Week continues in the coming weeks with nightly primetime coverage from the 2019 World Championships in a variety of Olympic and Paralympic sports. Below is highlighted sports content for the next few weeks, with more to follow:

    • Week of May 25: Gymnastics
    • Week of June 1: Diving
    • Week of June 8: Beach Volleyball

–NBC SPORTS–

SIMONE BILES, SAM MIKULAK, JADE CAREY, SUNI LEE, & YUL MOLDAUER HEADLINE 2019 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS WEEK – GYMNASTICS, BEGINNING MONDAY, MAY 25, AT 8 P.M. ET ON OLYMPIC CHANNEL: HOME OF TEAM USA

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Biles Sets All-Time Medal Record at World Gymnastics Championships

NBC Sports’ Terry Gannon Will Introduce Nightly Coverage Throughout the Week’s Gymnastics Competitions

2019 World Championships Week – Gymnastics Features 30+ Hours of Historic Moments From the 2019 World Gymnastics Championships

All Olympic Sports Coverage Televised and Streamed Across NBC Sports Platforms is Presented by Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA

STAMFORD, Conn. – May 22, 2020 – Beginning Monday, May 25, Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA presents some of the most unforgettable moments from the world’s best gymnasts during next week’s primetime 2019 World Championships Week – Gymnastics, continuing the network’s 2019 World Championships Week coverage, which spans a multitude of Olympic and Paralympic sports over the next several weeks.

From Monday, May 25, through Saturday, May 30 (starting at 8 p.m. ET), and Sunday, May 31 (starting at 10 a.m. ET), 2019 World Championships Week – Gymnastics features over 30 hours of programming from the 2019 World Gymnastics Championships from Stuttgart, Germany. Four-time Olympic gold medalist Simone Biles, two-time Olympian Sam Mikulak, four-time world medalist Jade Carey, three-time world medalist Suni Lee, and 2017 world bronze medalist (floor exercise) Yul Moldauer highlight the competition. Based on the current apparatus World Cup standings, Carey has mathematically clinched an individual spot for next year’s Tokyo Olympics.

The U.S. women’s team finished the 2019 World Gymnastics Championships atop the medal table with eight medals. Considered by many as the greatest gymnast of all time, Biles brought her career total to 25 world medals (including 19 gold), which is the most in gymnastics history for a male or female. Biles also became the first gymnast since 1958 to earn five gold medals at a single world championships. In qualifying, Biles made history debuting two new skills for the first time on the international stage – a double-twisting double back dismount off balance beam and triple-twisting double back on floor exercise.

NBC Sports host and play-by-play announcer Terry Gannon will introduce coverage throughout the week’s gymnastics competitions. Gannon called the event, joined by analysts Tim Daggett (two-time Olympic medalist) and Nastia Liukin (five-time Olympic medalist and 2008 Olympic all-around champion), and reporter Andrea Joyce.

All coverage on Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA will stream on OlympicChannel.com and the Olympic Channel app, in addition to NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports app. Coverage of Olympic Sports on NBC Sports Group platforms is a presentation of Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA.

MONDAY, MAY 25 – 2019 WORLD GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS: WOMEN’S TEAM FINAL

During the women’s team final, the U.S. women won their fifth consecutive team title, which ties a record set by Romania. The USA amassed a total score of 172.330, with margin of victory of nearly six points ahead of Russia (166.529). Italy won the bronze medal (164.796) – its first world medal in the women’s team event since 1950.

The American women have also won every Olympic and world championship title since 2011. The 2019 U.S. women’s world team included Simone Biles, Jade Carey, Suni Lee, and members of the gold medal-winning team at the 2018 World Championships – Grace McCallum and Kara Eaker.

SESSION TIME (ET) NETWORK
Women’s Team Final 8 p.m. Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA

 

TUESDAY, MAY 26 – 2019 WORLD GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS: MEN’S TEAM FINAL

Rebounding from a disappointing seventh-place ranking in the qualification round, the U.S. men turned in a solid performance to finish fourth in the men’s team final (254.578). Russia earned its first world men’s gymnastics team title since the breakup of the Soviet Union with 261.726 points, nearly one point ahead of China (260.729), who won 11 of the last 14 world team titles. Japan rounded out the top three with 258.159.

Members of the 2019 U.S. men’s world team included Sam Mikulak, Yul Moldauer, 2019 U.S. vault champion Shane Wiskus, 2018 U.S. still rings champion Trevor Howard, and 2018 world team member Akash Modi.

SESSION TIME (ET) NETWORK
Men’s Team Final 8 p.m. Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA

 

WEDNESDAY, MAY 27 – 2019 WORLD GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS: WOMEN’S ALL-AROUND FINAL

From Stuttgart, Simone Biles won her fifth world all-around title, extending her record for most world all-around titles by a woman. Biles is also just one title behind Kohei Uchimura of Japan, who has six men’s all-around titles.

With 58.999 points, Biles finished 2.1 points ahead of silver medalist Tang Xijing of China (56.899). Biles also had the highest score on three events (vault, balance beam, and floor exercise) with the third-best score on the uneven bars. Russia’s Angelina Melnikova was third at 56.399, while 2019 world team gold medalist Suni Lee finished eighth with 55.632.

SESSION TIME (ET) NETWORK
Women’s All-Around Final 8 p.m. Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA

 

THURSDAY, MAY 28 – 2019 WORLD GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS: MEN’S ALL-AROUND FINAL

In the men’s all-around final, Americans Sam Mikulak finished seventh (85.691) and Yul Moldauer placed 16th overall (82.330) in Stuttgart. Russia’s Nikita Nagornyy and Artur Dalaloyan went 1-2, respectively, at 88.772 and 87.165, while reigning Olympic silver medalist Oleg Vernyayev won Ukraine’s first world medal in the men’s all-around, taking bronze with 86.973.

SESSION TIME (ET) NETWORK
Men’s All-Around Final 8 p.m. Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA

 

FRIDAY, MAY 29 – 2019 WORLD GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS: INDIVIDUAL EVENT FINALS – DAY 1

Kicking off the first day of individual event finals, five-time world vault medalist Simone Biles and 2017 world vault silver medalist Jade Carey finished 1-2 in the women’s vault final. Great Britain’s Ellie Downie rounded out the top three. At this point, Biles’ 23rd world medal tied six-time Olympic gold medalist Vitaly Scherbo en route to breaking the all-time world gymnastics championships medal record. Meanwhile, Suni Lee claimed the bronze on the uneven bars. Belgium’s Nina Derwael successfully defended her 2018 world bars title, while Great Britain’s Becky Downie earned silver.

On the men’s side, Filipino Carlos Yulo and Turkey’s Ibrahim Colak each won their nation’s first world titles with golds on floor exercise and still rings, respectively. Reigning Olympic pommel horse champion Max Whitlock of Great Britain earned his third world pommel horse title.

SESSION TIME (ET) NETWORK
Individual Event Finals – Day 1 8 p.m. Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA

 

SATURDAY, MAY 30 – 2019 WORLD GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS: INDIVIDUAL EVENT FINALS – DAY 2

The U.S. women’s gymnastics team dominated individual event finals in Stuttgart with six world medals. With a total of five world titles in Stuttgart, Simone Biles became the first gymnast since 1958 to earn five gold medals at a single world championships. Biles ended the 2019 World Championships with a career total of 25 world medals (19 gold), which is the most in gymnastics history for a male or female.

Adding to her team, all-around, and vault titles, Biles led the historic day with a pair of gold medals on balance beam and floor exercise. Following Biles in the balance beam final were China’s Liu Tingting and Li Shijia earning second and third, respectively, while American Kara Eaker just missed the podium with a fourth-place finish. In the floor exercise final, the U.S. women went 1-2 with Biles a full point ahead of teammate Suni Lee, who won silver. Russia’s Angelina Melnikova completed the medal podium with a bronze medal.

On the men’s side, Sam Mikulak took fifth on high bar with a routine that included the tricky Liukin release. Brazil’s Arthur Mariano took the title, followed by 2017 world high bar champion Tin Srbic (Croatia) in second and nine-time world medalist Artur Dalaloyan of Russia in third. Rounding out the men’s world champions were Russia’s Nikita Nagornyy on vault and Great Britain’s Joe Fraser on parallel bars, a first world title for his nation on this event.

SESSION TIME (ET) NETWORK
Individual Event Finals – Day 2 8 p.m. Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA

 

SUNDAY, MAY 31 – 2019 WORLD GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS: TEAM FINALS, ALL-AROUND FINALS, & EVENT FINALS (ENCORES)

An all-day marathon of the 2019 World Gymnastics Championships begins next Sunday, May 31, with encore presentations of all six days of finals competition. 16 hours of coverage begins at 10 a.m. ET on Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA.

Arguably the greatest gymnast of all time, Simone Biles highlights the day with her record-breaking five world gold medals en route to a career total of 25 world medals, which is the most in gymnastics history for a male or female.

SESSION TIME (ET) NETWORK
Women’s Team Final (encore) 10 a.m. Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA
Men’s Team Final (encore) Noon Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA
Women’s All-Around Final (encore) 3 p.m. Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA
Men’s All-Around Final (encore) 5 p.m. Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA
Individual Event Finals – Day 1 (encore) 8 p.m. Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA
Individual Event Finals – Day 2 (encore) 11 p.m. Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA

 

World Championships Week continues in the coming weeks with nightly primetime coverage from the 2019 World Championships in a variety of Olympic and Paralympic sports. Below is highlighted sports content for the next few weeks, with more to follow:

    • Week of May 25: Gymnastics
    • Week of June 1: Diving
    • Week of June 8: Beach Volleyball

–NBC SPORTS–

CARLY PATTERSON, KERRI STRUG & U.S. ‘MAGNIFICENT SEVEN’ RETURN TONIGHT AT 8 P.M. ON NBCSN, HEADLINING 14 HOURS OF OLYMPIC GYMNASTICS PROGRAMMING THIS WEEKEND

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Weekend Highlights U.S. Gymnastics Performances From the 2016, 2012, 2008, 2004, 1996, and 1988 Olympic Games; Featuring Strug, Patterson, Simone Biles, Nastia Liukin, Gabby Douglas and More

Carly Patterson Became the First American Woman in 20 Years to Win the Olympic All-Around Title in 2004

Kerri Strug and 1996 ‘Magnificent Seven’ Won First U.S. Women’s Team Gold Medal in Olympic History

Sunday’s Olympic Films Highlighted by 1968, Narrated by Serena Williams, and Sydney 2000: Stories of Olympic Glory, Starting at 10:30 p.m. ET on NBCSN

STAMFORD, Conn. – April 24, 2020 – NBC Sports’ Olympic Games Week concludes this weekend, highlighted by nearly 30 years of U.S. women’s gymnastics and two Olympic Films. Coverage continues tonight at 8 p.m. ET on NBCSN. Some of the most iconic gymnastics teams and athletes in history will be on display, including Kerri Strug and the U.S. ‘Magnificent Seven,’ Carly Patterson, Simone Biles, Nastia Liukin, Shawn Johnson, Gabby Douglas and more.

NBC Olympics primetime host Mike Tirico will introduce nightly coverage, which concludes this Sunday, April 26. Programming will also stream on NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports app. Coverage of Olympic Sports on NBC Sports Group platforms is a presentation of Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA.

In addition, 1996 ‘Magnificent Seven’ team member Shannon Miller, 2004 Olympic all-around gold medalist Patterson, and 2017 world all-around champion Morgan Hurd will provide commentary on Instagram Live.

Tonight, starting at 8 p.m. ET, Miller will add her insights on the historic U.S. victory in the 1996 women’s team final, followed by Patterson at 10 p.m. ET providing social commentary during the 2004 Athens all-around final. Then on Saturday at 8 p.m. ET, Hurd will commentate on the 2012 London women’s team final.

Below is each night’s highlighted content this weekend:

    • Friday, April 24: Olympic Classics: Women’s Gymnastics – 1996 Team Final; 1988, 2004 and 2008 All-Around Finals
    • Saturday, April 25: Olympic Classics: Women’s Gymnastics – 2004 and 2012 Team Finals; 2012 and 2016 All-Around Finals
    • Sunday, April 26: Olympic Films – 1968, Sydney 2000: Stories of Olympic Glory; and Olympic Adventures with Mary Carillo: Summer Olympics (encore)

 

TONIGHT, FRIDAY, APRIL 24 – OLYMPIC CLASSICS: WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS

NBC Sports presents nearly 30 years of U.S. women’s gymnastics coverage beginning Friday on NBCSN with the ‘Magnificent Seven’ winning the first American team gold medal in Olympic history in 1996. An all-around triple-header features Patterson becoming the first American woman in 20 years to win the all-around in 2004, while Liukin and Johnson followed in 2008 as the first U.S. women to go 1-2 in the all-around at an Olympic Games.

EVENT TIME (ET) NETWORK
Atlanta 1996: Women’s Team Final 8 p.m. NBCSN
Athens 2004: Women’s All-Around Final 10 p.m. NBCSN
Beijing 2008: Women’s All-Around Final Midnight NBCSN
Seoul 1988: Women’s All-Around Final 2 a.m. NBCSN

 

ATLANTA 1996: WOMEN’S TEAM FINAL AT 8 P.M. ET

In front of the home crowd in Atlanta, the U.S. women’s gymnastics team, known as the ‘Magnificent Seven,’ won the United States’ first Olympic women’s gymnastics team gold medal. In one of the most iconic moments of the Atlanta Games, Strug landed an unforgettable vault on an injured ankle as the U.S. won a memorable gold medal.

ATHENS 2004: WOMEN’S ALL-AROUND FINAL AT 10 P.M. ET

Patterson earned gold in Athens to become the first U.S. woman to win the Olympic all-around title since Mary Lou Retton in 1984. Three-time world champion and 25-year-old Svetlana Khorkina of Russia won her first Olympic all-around medal (silver), becoming the oldest medalist in the women’s Olympic all-around since Vera Caslavska (26) in 1968.

BEIJING 2008: WOMEN’S ALL-AROUND FINAL AT MIDNIGHT ET

In Beijing, Liukin and teammate Johnson, who came in as the reigning world all-around champion, had a 1-2 finish, becoming the first U.S. women to claim the top two spots on the podium in the women’s Olympic all-around competition.

Liukin joined Retton (1984) and Patterson (2004) as the only U.S. women’s gymnasts to win an Olympic all-around title. Russian-born and Texas-raised, Liukin trained at the same gym as Patterson, and was coached by her father, Valeri, a four-time Olympic gymnastics medalist.

SEOUL 1988: WOMEN’S ALL-AROUND FINAL AT 11 P.M. PT/2 A.M. ET

In one of the closest women’s all-around finals in Olympic history, the late Yelena Shushunova of the Soviet Union scored a perfect 10 on her final vault to overtake Romanian rival, Daniela Silivas, and win the gold. Brandy Johnson was the highest finishing U.S. woman in the all-around in 10th place.

 

TOMORROW, SATURDAY, APRIL 25 – OLYMPIC CLASSICS: WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS

More historic U.S. gymnastics performances will be presented from the 2016, 2012, and 2004 Olympic Games. Highlighted events include the ‘Fierce Five’ team final in London, Biles and Aly Raisman finishing 1-2 in the Rio all-around, and the U.S. capturing a silver medal in the team final at the 2004 Games.

EVENT TIME (ET) NETWORK
London 2012: Women’s Team Final 8 p.m. NBCSN
London 2012: Women’s All-Around Final 10 p.m. NBCSN
Rio 2016: Women’s All-Around Final 11:30 p.m. NBCSN
Athens 2004: Women’s Team Final 1:30 a.m. NBCSN

 

LONDON 2012: WOMEN’S TEAM FINAL AT 8 P.M. ET

At the 2012 London Olympics, the U.S. women’s gymnastics team, known as the ‘Fierce Five,’ won its first women’s gymnastics team title since the ‘Magnificent Seven’ at the 1996 Atlanta Games. Members of the U.S. women’s team in London included Douglas, who went on to win the all-around title in London, Raisman in her Olympic debut, 2011 world all-around champion Jordyn Wieber, vault specialist McKayla Maroney, and Kyla Ross, who would go on to become the first female gymnast to win Olympic, world and NCAA titles.

LONDON 2012: WOMEN’S ALL-AROUND FINAL AT 10 P.M. ET

Douglas earned all-around gold in London to become the fourth Olympic all-around champion in U.S. history, following Retton (1984), Patterson (2004) and Liukin (2008). Russia’s Viktoria Komova and Aliya Mustafina earned silver and bronze, respectively, while Raisman finished fourth on a tiebreaker.

RIO 2016: WOMEN’S ALL-AROUND FINAL AT 11:30 P.M. ET

In the Rio all-around final, the U.S. women had a 1-2 finish with Biles winning gold and Raisman earning silver.

This marked only the second time in history the U.S. claimed the top two spots on the podium in the women’s all-around competition, after Liukin and Johnson did so in 2008. Biles also gave the U.S. a fourth consecutive gold medal in the women’s all-around, following Patterson (2004), Liukin (2008) and Douglas (2012).

ATHENS 2004: WOMEN’S TEAM FINAL AT 10:30 P.M. PT/1:30 A.M. ET

Entering the competition as the reigning world champions, the U.S. team finished with a silver medal behind defending Olympic champion Romania. Members of the U.S. women’s team included Patterson, who went on to win the all-around title in Athens, and 2004 Olympic uneven bars bronze medalist Courtney Kupets.

 

SUNDAY, APRIL 19 – OLYMPIC FILMS – 1968, SYDNEY 2000: STORIES OF OLYMPIC GLORY; AND OLYMPIC ADVENTURES WITH MARY CARILLO: SUMMER OLYMPICS

Olympic Games Week concludes this Sunday at 10:30 p.m. ET with two films: 1968 and Sydney 2000: Stories of Olympic Glory; and an encore of Olympic Adventures with Mary Carillo: Summer Olympics.

FILM TIME (ET) NETWORK
1968 10:30 p.m. NBCSN
Sydney 2000: Stories of Olympic Glory Midnight NBCSN
Olympic Adventures with Mary Carillo: Summer Olympics (encore) 2:30 a.m. NBCSN

 

1968 AT 10:30 P.M. ET

Narrated by four-time Olympic gold medalist and 23-time Grand Slam singles champion Serena Williams, the film originally premiered during NBC Olympics’ coverage of the 2018 PyeongChang Olympics and tells the story of how the Mexico City Games became a stage for the collision of sport and politics, as evidenced by the iconic Black Power salute by U.S. Olympians Tommie Smith and John Carlos.

SYDNEY 2000: STORIES OF OLYMPIC GLORY AT MIDNIGHT ET

The official film of the 2000 Sydney Games, directed by the late Bud Greenspan, profiles stories from the Games of the XXVII Olympiad.

OLYMPIC ADVENTURES WITH MARY CARILLO: SUMMER OLYMPICS AT 11:30 P.M. PT/2:30 A.M. ET (ENCORE)

Olympic Adventures with Mary Carillo: Summer Olympics features longtime NBC Olympics correspondent Mary Carillo traveling around the world, visiting different nations, people and cultures. Carillo visits Beijing, London, and more in this half-hour special.

–NBC SPORTS–

NASTIA LIUKIN, SHAWN JOHNSON, CARLI LLOYD, AND USAIN BOLT HEADLINE “RETURN TO BEIJING” TONIGHT AT 7 P.M. ET DURING NBC SPORTS’ OLYMPIC GAMES WEEK ON NBCSN

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Liukin & Johnson Become First U.S. Women to go 1-2 in All-Around at an Olympic Games

Carli Lloyd Leads U.S. Women’s Soccer to its Second Consecutive Gold Medal Tonight at 11 p.m. ET on NBCSN

Usain Bolt Special Showcases His Record-Breaking Performances in 2008 Tonight at 10:30 p.m. ET and 2 a.m. ET

Olympic Games Week Features 50+ Hours of Historic Olympic Moments From 2008 Beijing Games and Team USA Dynasties Throughout the Week

STAMFORD, Conn. – April 21, 2020 – Nastia Liukin, Shawn Johnson, Carli Lloyd and Usain Bolt headline tonight’s coverage of Olympic Games Week at 7 p.m. ET on NBCSN, replaying more than 50 hours of historic moments from the 2008 Beijing Games and Team USA dynasties throughout the week.

NBC Olympics primetime host Mike Tirico will introduce nightly coverage throughout the week. Programming will also stream on NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports app. Coverage of Olympic Sports on NBC Sports Group platforms is a presentation of Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA.

In addition, 2008 Olympic all-around gold and silver medalists Liukin and Johnson (now Johnson East) will provide commentary together on Instagram Live during the 2008 Beijing Olympic women’s team and all-around finals, starting tonight at 7 p.m. ET. This marks the first time they will watch both events together.

TUESDAY, APRIL 21 – RETURN TO BEIJING: 2008 BEIJING GAMES – USAIN BOLT, WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS, WOMEN’S SOCCER AND BEIJING OLYMPIC STORIES

NBCSN will showcase the success of the women’s gymnastics and women’s soccer teams in Beijing with several of their gold medal performances from 2008. A half-hour special, Usain Bolt, showcases Bolt’s record-breaking and gold medal performances that led him to become the “fastest man in the world.”

EVENT TIME (ET) NETWORK
Women’s Gymnastics: Team Final 7 p.m. NBCSN
Women’s Gymnastics: All-Around Final 8:30 p.m. NBCSN
Usain Bolt 10:30 p.m. NBCSN
Women’s Soccer: USA vs. Brazil (final) 11 p.m. NBCSN
Usain Bolt (encore) 2 a.m. NBCSN
Beijing Olympic Stories (encore) 2:30 a.m. NBCSN

 

WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS: TEAM FINAL AT 7 P.M. ET

At the 2008 Beijing Olympics, the U.S. women’s gymnastics team claimed their second consecutive Olympic team silver medal. Members of the U.S. women’s team included Liukin and Johnson, who went on to a 1-2 finish in the Beijing all-around final, Alicia Sacramone (now Alicia Sacramone Quinn), 2005 world all-around champion Chellsie Memmel, Bridget Sloan, and Samantha Peszek.

WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS: ALL-AROUND FINAL AT 8:30 P.M. ET

In Beijing, Liukin and teammate Johnson, who came in as the reigning world all-around champion, had a 1-2 finish, becoming the first U.S. women to claim the top two spots on the podium in the women’s Olympic all-around competition.

Liukin joined Mary Lou Retton (1984) and Carly Patterson (2004) as the only U.S. women’s gymnasts to win an Olympic all-around title. Russian-born and Texas-raised, Liukin trained at the same gym as Patterson, and was coached by her father, Valeri, a four-time Olympic medalist in gymnastics.

USAIN BOLT AT 10:30 P.M. ET & 2 A.M. ET (ENCORE)

A half-hour special, Usain Bolt details Bolt’s three memorable gold medal performances in 2008, including his world record-breaking 9.69 in the 100m final. The “fastest man in the world,” Bolt also helped Jamaica win the 4x100m relay, but that gold medal was rescinded nearly a decade later due to a doping case involving relay teammate Nesta Carter. Bolt would end his career with eight Olympic gold medals.

WOMEN’S SOCCER: USA VS. BRAZIL (FINAL) AT 11 P.M. ET

The U.S. women’s team won their second consecutive Olympic gold medal and third overall (1996, 2004, 2008) in a close final against Brazil. Neither team scored in the 90 minutes of regulation time and the Americans went ahead in extra time on a Lloyd goal, then held on to win the game.

BEIJING OLYMPIC STORIES AT 2:30 A.M. ET (ENCORE)

This half-hour special takes a look back at a few of the stories that emerged from the Beijing Olympics, starting with Natalie du Toit, a swimmer from South Africa who details her journey of how she got herself to the Olympic stage. The program also includes the story of Dara Torres, who won silver in the 50m free at age 41, 24 years after making her Olympic debut. In Beijing, she became the first American swimmer to compete in five Games.

Below is each night’s highlighted content throughout the week:

    • Tuesday, April 21: Return to Beijing: 2008 Beijing Games – Usain Bolt, women’s gymnastics, women’s soccer and Beijing Olympic Stories (encore)
    • Wednesday, April 22: Olympic Classics: Men’s Basketball – 1992, 2000, 2008 and 2012 Gold Medal Games; Olympic Adventures with Mary Carillo: Summer Olympics
    • Thursday, April 23: Olympic Classics: Women’s Basketball – 1996, 2000, 2004 and 2016 Gold Medal Games; More Than Gold: Jesse Owens and the 1936 Berlin Olympics
    • Friday, April 24: Olympic Classics: Women’s Gymnastics – 1996 Team Final; 1988, 2004 and 2008 All-Around Finals
    • Saturday, April 25: Olympic Classics: Women’s Gymnastics – 2004 and 2012 Team Finals; 2012 and 2016 All-Around Finals
    • Sunday, April 26: Olympic Films – 1968, Sydney 2000: Stories of Olympic Glory and Olympic Adventures with Mary Carillo: Summer Olympics (encore)

 

–NBC SPORTS–

SIMONE BILES & U.S. ‘FINAL FIVE’ RETURN TONIGHT AT 7 P.M. ET ON NBCSN, HIGHLIGHTING OPENING NIGHT OF NBC SPORTS’ OLYMPIC GAMES WEEK WITH “RETURN TO RIO”

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Best of Team USA Kicks Off Coverage at 7 p.m. ET, Highlighting Some of the Most Memorable American Moments in Rio; Featured Athletes Include Biles, Michael Phelps, Katie Ledecky, Ryan Lochte, Aly Raisman and More

Olympic Games Week Features Nearly 50 Hours of Historic Olympic Moments From Rio 2016 and London 2012 Throughout the Week

Content to Stream on NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports App

STAMFORD, Conn. – April 13, 2020 – Olympic Games Week begins today at 7 p.m. ET on NBCSN, replaying historic moments from the 2016 Rio Olympics and 2012 London Olympics, with nearly 50 hours of coverage throughout the week.

NBC Olympics primetime host Mike Tirico will introduce nightly coverage over the next two weeks, concluding on Sunday, April 26. Programming will also stream on NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports app. Coverage of Olympic Sports on NBC Sports Group platforms is a presentation of Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA.

TODAY, MONDAY, APRIL 13 – RETURN TO RIO: 2016 RIO GAMES – BEST OF TEAM USA, WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS AND WOMEN’S ROAD CYCLING

The opening night of Olympic Games Week begins at 7 p.m. ET and features three medal performances (two gold and one silver) from the U.S. women’s gymnastics team at the 2016 Rio Olympic Games.

EVENT TIME (ET) NETWORK
Best of Team USA 7 p.m. NBCSN
Women’s Gymnastics: Team Final 9 p.m. NBCSN
Women’s Gymnastics: Individual All-Around 11 p.m. NBCSN
Women’s Road Cycling: Road Race & Time Trial 1 a.m. NBCSN

 

BEST OF TEAM USA AT 7 P.M. ET

A two-hour program, Best of Team USA highlights some of the most memorable American moments and performances in Rio. At the Games, the U.S. topped the medal chart with 121 medals, including 46 gold. The U.S. also surpassed 1,000 all-time gold medals at the summer Olympics.

Three Americans topped the individual athlete medal standings: Michael Phelps (six medals, including five gold), Katie Ledecky (five medals, including four gold) and Simone Biles (five medals, including four gold). The program features more than 15 U.S. athletes including Phelps, Biles, Ledecky, Simone Manuel, Ryan Lochte, Aly Raisman and Christian Taylor.

 

WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS: TEAM FINAL AT 9 P.M. ET

In the Rio team final, the U.S. ‘Final Five,’ as they became known, captured gold in dominating fashion, defending their 2012 gold medal performance in London. Led by Biles and Raisman, Team USA topped the field with an eight-point margin of victory (184.897), followed by Russia with the silver medal (176.688) and China, which took bronze (176.003).

The gold-medal finish is also the seventh consecutive team medal for the U.S. women, making them the first to win back-to-back women’s team titles since Romania earned gold in 2004. Members of the U.S. women’s team included Biles, Raisman, 2012 Olympic all-around champion Gabby Douglas, Laurie Hernandez, and Madison Kocian, who has now won championships on every level (Olympic, World and NCAA).

 

WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS: INDIVIDUAL ALL-AROUND AT 11 P.M. ET

In the Rio all-around final, the U.S. women had a 1-2 finish with Biles winning gold and Raisman with silver. Seven-time Olympic medalist Aliya Mustafina of Russia earned the bronze.

This marked only the second time in history the U.S. claimed the top two spots on the podium in the women’s all-around competition, after NBC Sports analyst Nastia Liukin and her teammate Shawn Johnson did so in 2008. Biles also gave the U.S. a fourth consecutive gold medal in the women’s all-around, following Carly Patterson (2004), Liukin (2008) and Douglas (2012).

 

WOMEN’S ROAD CYCLING: ROAD RACE & TIME TRIAL AT 1 A.M. ET

Kristin Armstrong became the oldest female cyclist in history to win an Olympic medal when she won gold in the time trial event at the Rio Olympic Games, one day before her 43rd birthday. Armstrong is the only female U.S. athlete to win the same event (time trial) in three consecutive summer Olympic Games.

Led by first-time Olympian Mara Abbott, the U.S. women’s road cycling team placed three athletes in the top 12. Abbott’s fourth-place finish was the best result for an American woman since Connie Carpenter and Rebecca Twigg finished 1-2 at the 1984 Los Angeles Games. Abbott’s teammates Megan Guarnier and Evelyn Stevens finished 11th and 12th, respectively.

Below is each night’s highlighted content throughout the week:

    • Monday, April 13: Return to Rio: 2016 Rio Games – Best of Team USA, women’s gymnastics and women’s road cycling
    • Tuesday, April 14: Return to Rio: 2016 Rio Games – Michael Phelps, track & field and gymnastics
    • Wednesday, April 15: Return to Rio: 2016 Rio Games – Swimming, diving, men’s gymnastics and women’s water polo
    • Thursday, April 16: Return to London: 2012 London Games – Gymnastics, diving and women’s water polo
    • Friday, April 17: Return to London: 2012 London Games – Swimming, women’s soccer and women’s beach volleyball
    • Saturday, April 18: Return to London: 2012 London Games – Track & field and women’s soccer
    • Sunday, April 19: Olympic Films – Tokyo Olympiad and First: The Official Film of the 2012 London Olympics

–NBC SPORTS–

SIMONE BILES STARS IN NBC SPORTS’ COVERAGE OF WORLD GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS THIS WEEK

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Biles Competes in Four of Next Six Days; NBCSN Presents Live Coverage of Women’s Team Final Tomorrow, Tuesday, Oct. 8 at 8:30 a.m. ET

Additional Programming This Week Includes Chicago Marathon Sunday at 8 a.m. ET on Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA

All Olympic Sports Coverage Televised and Streamed Across NBC Sports Platforms is Presented by Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA

STAMFORD, Conn. – October 7, 2019 – Reigning Olympic gymnastics all-around champion Simone Biles blazes her path towards becoming the most-dominant gymnast in the history of the sport this week, as she headlines NBC Sports’ coverage of the World Gymnastics Championships in Stuttgart, Germany.

In the opening weekend of qualifying, Biles had the highest all-around score (59.432 points) and led the U.S. women’s gymnastics team to the top spot in qualification. Biles is already the first woman to win four world-all around titles and aims for an unprecedented fifth world all-around title this week. At 22 years old, Biles has 20 world medals, just three behind the record held by Belarusian Vitaly Scherbo. She will compete in four of the next six days.

The American men are expected to be led by two-time Olympian and six-time U.S. all-around champion Sam Mikulak and 2017 world bronze medalist Yul Moldauer. Mikulak – who won his first individual world medal by finishing third on high bar at the 2018 World Championships – and the U.S. men’s team have earned a team quota spot for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics by finishing seventh in qualifications. Moldauer was the top U.S. qualifier in the all-around, while Mikulak qualified second on high bar.

NBCSN presents live coverage of the women’s team final tomorrow morning, Tuesday, October 8 at 8:30 a.m. ET and live coverage of the women’s all-around final on Thursday, October 10 at 10 a.m. ET.  In addition, Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA presents live coverage of the men’s team final on Wednesday, October 9 at 7:45 a.m. ET and the men’s all-around final on Friday, October 11 at 10 a.m. ET.

Terry Gannon calls the action in Stuttgart, joined by two-time Olympic medalist Tim Daggett, 2008 Olympic all-around champion Nastia Liukin and reporter Andrea Joyce.

Click here for the full FIG World Gymnastics Championships schedule.

All coverage on NBC and NBCSN will stream on NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports app. All coverage on Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA will stream on OlympicChannel.com and the Olympic Channel app, in addition to NBCSports.com and the NBC Sports app. Coverage of Olympic Sports on NBC Sports Group platforms is a presentation of Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA.

Additional programming highlights this week across NBC Sports:

CHICAGO MARATHON

LIVE TV COVERAGE BEGINS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 13 AT 8 A.M. ET ON OLYMPIC CHANNEL: HOME OF TEAM USA

The 2019 Chicago Marathon will feature a showdown between the last two men’s champions: 2016 Rio Olympic marathon bronze medalist Galen Rupp, who won Chicago in 2017, and four-time Olympic gold medalist Mo Farah, who won Chicago last year. On the women’s side, Jordan Hasay is expected to lead the Americans. Hasay finished third in all three professional marathons she has raced: Chicago 2017, and Boston in 2017 and 2019.

Live coverage begins on Sunday, October 13 at 8 a.m. ET on Olympic Channel: Home of Team USA and NBC Sports Gold. In addition, NBCSN presents coverage on Sunday beginning at 11 a.m. ET.

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U.S. Gymnastics Championships 2019 Schedule:

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Date Event TV Platform Time (ET) Streaming Time (ET) Streaming Platform
8/8/2019 Men’s Events – Day 1 (LIVE) NBCSN 8 p.m. 8 p.m. NBCSports.com, NBC Sports App
8/9/2019 Women’s Events – Day 2 (LIVE) NBCSN 8 p.m. 8 p.m. NBCSports.com, NBC Sports App
8/10/2019 Men’s Events – Day 3 (LIVE) NBCSN 8 p.m. 8 p.m. NBCSports.com, NBC Sports App
8/11/2019 Men’s Events (LIVE) NBC 4 p.m. 4 p.m. NBCsports.com, NBC Sports App
  Women’s Events (LIVE) NBC 8 p.m. 8 p.m. NBCSports.com, NBC Sports App

New Championship Format, Surround Coverage Highlights ESPN’s Presentation of 2019 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championship

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Seven commentators, including six U.S. Olympians, on ESPN’s coverage Enhanced complementary experience with an analyst on every apparatus-specific stream “Tech Tools” and enhanced scoring graphics return to telecast With a new championship format and a power-packed cast of commentators, ESPN’s coverage of the Women’s National Collegiate Gymnastics Championship will air live for the fourth consecutive …

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