I can remember the 1984 Summer Olympics when Mary Lou Retton scored a perfect ten on the vault. 25 years ago this summer, Kerri Strug vaulted the women's team to a gold medal on an injured ankle. I'm not sure gymnastics has been as exciting as it is right now with the impressive performances from four-time gold medalist Simone Biles.

When the year-delayed Tokyo Summer Olympics begin on July 23rd, I'll be glued to my TV waiting on the US Women's Gymnastics team to bring home more gold and to see just what Biles comes up with. Now a record-setting seven-time world champion, all eyes will be on the 24-year-old. Ahead of Tokyo, Biles has announced the "Gold Over America" Tour will be making a stop in Louisville at the KFC Yum! Center on Saturday, October 23rd.

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And Biles is bringing with her on tour, silver medalist and 2016 Olympic teammate Laurie Hernandez, All-American, and NCAA champ Katelyn Ohashi, 2018 NCAA champ Peng-Peng Lee, Tokyo qualifier from Jamaica, Danusia Francis, and Jordan Chiles, an eight-time US national team member. More gymnasts will be announced in the coming months.

Biles, who performed this vault at the national championships in Indianapolis recently:

She plans on performing the same vault in Tokyo. Wow!

Here is the TV schedule for women's gymnastics, keep in mind, most of these will be shown later, since Tokyo is 13 hours ahead of eastern time, in primetime.

Wednesday, July 218pm ESTPodium Training
Saturday, July 248pm ESTWomen’s Qualifications: Subdivision 1
Saturday, July 2410pm ESTWomen’s Qualifications: Subdivision 2
Sunday, July 252am ESTWomen’s Qualifications: Subdivision 3
Sunday, July 254am ESTWomen’s Qualifications: Subdivision 4
Sunday, July 257am ESTWomen’s Qualifications: Subdivision 5
Tuesday, July 276am ESTWomen’s Team Final
Thursday, July 296am ESTWomen’s Individual All- Around
Sunday, August 14am ESTWomen’s Event Finals- Vault & Bars
Monday, August 24am ESTWomen’s Event Final- Floor
Tuesday, August 34am ESTWomen’s Event Final-  Beam

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