Sunisa Lee

American artistic gymnast

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January 2025 Signed an endorsement deal with sportswear company HOKA.
2024 Won Olympic all-around and uneven bars bronze medals, and was part of the 'Golden Girls' team that won gold at the Paris Olympics.
2024 Competed at the Winter Cup with rough performances on uneven bars and balance beam.
2024 Wins Olympic all-around and uneven bars bronze medals as part of the 'Golden Girls' team that won gold at the Paris Olympics.
2024 Lee returned to competition with advanced skills including Baitova vault, Gienger and Bhardwaj uneven bars skills, Layout step-out beam mount, Mitchell floor turn, Double layout, and Chusovitina floor exercise skill.
2024 Competed on floor exercise for the first time since the Tokyo Olympic Games at the Core Hydration Classic, winning first place on balance beam.
2024 Finished sixth in the balance beam final after falling off the beam, scoring 13.100.
2024 Won first place on balance beam at the American Classic.
2024 During Olympic qualification, ranked third overall and qualified for all-around, uneven bars, and balance beam finals.
2024 In the Olympic team final, contributed scores to help the U.S. national team win their fourth Olympic team gold medal.
2024 At the Olympic trials, placed second in the all-around, first on uneven bars, fifth on balance beam, and seventh on floor exercise. Selected to represent the United States at the 2024 Summer Olympics.
2024 Competed at the Xfinity US Gymnastics Championships, finishing fourth all-around and winning a silver medal on beam. Named to the U.S. National Team and invited to Olympic trials.
November 2024 Announced as an upcoming featured athlete in the 2025 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit edition.
October 2024 Hired by athletic apparel retailer Lululemon as an endorsement partner.
June 2024 Hired as the face of LoveShackFancy 'Americana' collaboration and SKIMS Team USA collection ahead of Paris Olympics.
June 2024 Became brand ambassador for fashion nail company KISS and collaborated with SKIMS for a limited Team USA collection ahead of the Paris Olympics.
May 2024 Promoted Batiste Hair dry shampoo products on social media.
April 2024 Lee reported that her kidney condition was in remission.
2023 Hired by The LEGO Group for 'Play Unstoppable' campaign featuring inspiring women.
2023 Lee resumed performing Mitchell beam turn and Switch ring skills after a brief period.
2023 Continued to excel in NCAA, maintaining a 1st place ranking in Uneven Bars
August 2023 Sunisa Lee made her comeback to elite gymnastics at the 2023 U.S. Classic, qualifying for the U.S. Championships by scoring 14.500 on the balance beam and 13.500 on the vault.
August 2023 Lee was invited to the team selection camp for the World Championships and Pan American Games but declined participation due to kidney-related health issues.
August 2023 Lee competed at the 2023 U.S. Championships in San Jose, winning a bronze medal on the balance beam.
June 2023 Featured in an advertising campaign for Sony's video game Final Fantasy 16.
April 3 2023 Announced the early conclusion of her sophomore NCAA gymnastics season due to health issues.
March 2023 Diagnosed with an unspecified rare kidney disease.
March 2023 Lee was diagnosed with two kidney diseases at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, after experiencing full-body swelling, nausea, and lightheadedness. She began treatment and took a six-month hiatus from gymnastics.
March 2023 Signed an endorsement deal with American footwear company Crocs.
February 10 2023 Competed on Uneven Bars in Auburn vs LSU gymnastics meet
February 3 2023 Competed on Uneven Bars and Balance Beam in Auburn vs Alabama gymnastics meet
January 7 2023 Competed on Balance Beam at Super 16 Invitational
2022 Competed at the inaugural Super 16 event in Las Vegas, winning the balance beam title with a perfect 10 and the all-around title with a cumulative score of 39.75.
2022 At the NCAA Championship, Lee finished first on balance beam and second in the all-around behind Trinity Thomas.
2022 At the NCAA Championship, Sunisa Lee placed 4th overall and won Silver on Vault and 9th on Balance Beam.
2022 Sunisa Lee was nominated for the Honda Sports Award in gymnastics, recognizing her top-tier gymnastics skills.
2022 Sunisa Lee won the Women's Sports Foundation Sportswoman of the Year award, further cementing her status as a top athlete.
2022 Sunisa Lee received nominations for ESPY Awards in two categories: Best Female Athlete and Best U.S. Female Olympian.
2022 Sunisa Lee won Gold on Uneven Bars and Floor Exercise at the SEC Championships, while also winning Bronze in the All-Around competition.
November 15 2022 Announced her final season competing for Auburn University, with the goal of returning to elite gymnastics and potentially competing in the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.
April 2 2022 Competed on Balance Beam at Auburn Regional Final
March 19 2022 Competed on Uneven Bars at SEC Championships
March 4 2022 Competed on Balance Beam in Auburn vs Florida gymnastics meet
February 25 2022 During a meet against Kentucky, Lee earned her first perfect ten on the balance beam and became the first collegiate gymnast to perform a Nabieva on the uneven bars.
February 5 2022 Lee earned her first collegiate perfect ten on the uneven bars in a meet against LSU, becoming only the sixth Auburn gymnast to score a perfect ten and the first since 2004. She also won the all-around with a score of 39.825.
January 2022 Lee spoke publicly about racist comments she received from her Hmong-American community regarding her relationship with USC Trojans football player Jaylin Smith.
January 2022 Launched her first fashion capsule collection with British retailer PrettyLittleThing, focusing on athleisure wear.
January 28 2022 Lee made her all-around debut for Auburn in a meet against Alabama, winning the all-around title with a total score of 39.700 and sharing individual bars and beam titles. She was named SEC freshman of the week.
January 7 2022 Sunisa Lee made her NCAA debut in a tri-meet against North Carolina and Bowling Green, competing on uneven bars and balance beam and helping Auburn secure the win.
2021 Named Female Athlete of the Year by Sports Illustrated.

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