US Women's Olympic Gymnastics Team Will Officially Vie For Gold in Next Week's Final

It comes as no surprise that Biles won the all-around in qualification, and now she has a chance to defend the Olympic all-around title she earned at the Rio Games five years ago. If she does so, she'd be the first woman to win back-to-back Olympic all-around gold medals in over 50 years. Lee finished just under six-tenths behind Biles in third place overall and scored herself a ticket to the all-around final as well that takes place on July 29.

Jade Carey, who qualified as an individual gymnast separate from the four-person squad competing in the team event, finished a little less than a point behind Lee and ended up in ninth; she's out of the all-around final due to the two-per-country rule. Rebeca Andrade of Brazil came in second place behind Biles.