Skye Blakely won the women's all-around title at the 2026 Artistic World Championships in Rotterdam on Friday, then returned Saturday and earned bronze medals on vault and uneven bars.
USA Gymnastics lists Blakely's hometown as Frisco and her college team as the University of Florida. The Associated Press described the 21-year-old as being from Dallas, and a CultureMap Dallas post carrying that report said she was born in Dallas and trains in Frisco at the World Olympic Gymnastics Academy.
Friday's all-around
Blakely totaled 55.733, according to USA Gymnastics, with 14.200 on vault, 14.400 on bars, 14.200 on beam and 12.933 on floor. Russia's Liudmila Roschina, entered under the World Gymnastics 2 designation, was second at 55.199, and China's Ke Qinqin took third at 55.032.
It was Blakely's first individual medal at a world championships, in her fourth appearance at the event, the federation said. She already owned three world team medals, and the U.S. women won team silver earlier in this year's meet.
USA Gymnastics said her victory extends a run, dating to the 2003 world championships in Anaheim, California, in which an American woman has reached the all-around podium at every worlds.
The AP reported that injuries had ended her bids for the U.S. Olympic team in 2021 and again in 2024.
