The U.S. Olympic Gymnastics Trials for the 2024 Paris Olympics will be broadcast on NBC, USA Network, peacock Thursday through Sunday in Minneapolis.
The broadcast will also be available on NBCOlympics.com and the NBC Sports app.
The U.S. Olympic team of five men and five women will be announced after qualifying.
2024 Olympic Gymnastics Selection Broadcast Schedule
| Day | coverage | platform | Time (ET) |
| Thursday | Male Day 1 | USA Network, Peacock | 6:30pm to 9pm |
| Friday | Women's Day 1 | peacock | 7:30pm – 8pm |
| Women's Day 1 | NBC, Peacock | 8pm to 10pm | |
| Saturday | Men's Day 2 | NBC, Peacock | 3pm to 6pm |
| Sunday | Women's Day 2 | NBC, Peacock | 8:30pm – 11pm |
Who will compete at the Olympic Gymnastics Trials?
The full entry list is here.
The men's field is anchored by three-time U.S. individual all-around champion Brodie Malone, 2023 World Individual All-Around bronze medalist Frederick Richard and 2023 U.S. Individual All-Around winner Asher Hong.
The winner of the men's individual all-around at the Olympic Trials will automatically be on the five-man Olympic Team if he finishes in the top three in three of the six events. The rest of the team will be chosen by a selection committee that will heavily rely on performances at the Trials and the Xfinity U.S. Championships four weeks earlier.
The women's competition will feature Simone Biles, who won the US Individual All-Around for a record-breaking ninth time, along with Tokyo Olympic gold medalist Suni Lee, two-time World Individual All-Around medalist Leigh Jones, Tokyo Olympic floor exercise champion Jade Carey, and Tokyo Olympic team silver medalist Jordan Childs.
Skye Blakely, who was runner-up to Biles at the national championships four weeks ago, withdrew after injuring her Achilles tendon during practice Wednesday night.
The winner of the women's individual all-around at the Olympic Trials will automatically become a member of the five-woman Olympic team, with the remaining four team members chosen by a three-person selection committee after the trials, taking into account performance up until last fall's world championships.
Simone Biles helped Suni Lee get through a tough time at the Xfinity USA Gymnastics Championships.
