Chiles and McCallum are both members of the four-person squad competing in the team final on July 27. Chiles's night was not her best after falling twice on beam and getting a significant deduction on bars. McCallum had a solid night on all four events but did not qualify for any of the apparatus finals or the all-around final.
Skinner, along with Carey, was an individual gymnast the US brought along to Tokyo, and she competed in the preliminary round for a chance to qualify into the all-around and event finals. On her best event, vault, she was out-scored by Carey. Unfortunately, due to the two-per-country-maximum rule, Skinner did not make it into that final. She announced her retirement at the beginning of July, though she will still take opportunities starting with the Gold Over America Tour this fall.
According to ESPN, Skinner has to leave the country within 48 hours because of strict COVID-19 safety protocols. "Heart broken but feeling sooo humbled and blessed for the amazing performance I had tonight!" she wrote on Twitter. "You have all brought me to tears thanks for being my biggest cheerleaders! Love u all xoxo myk."
