Gabby Douglas — born 1995
Douglas competed for USA in women's artistic gymnastics, 2012–2016. Three Olympic golds across two Games.
Douglas's career →On this day in gymnastics history
Dec 31
Born on this day (17)
Jonathan Horton — born 1985
Horton competed for USA in men's artistic gymnastics, 2008–2012. Two Olympic medals across two Games.
Horton's career →Emilie Lepennec — born 1987
Lepennec competed for France in women's artistic gymnastics, 2004. One Olympic gold.
Lepennec's career →József Berkes — born 1890
Berkes competed for Hungary in men's artistic gymnastics, 1912. One Olympic medal.
Berkes's career →Alexander Rusakov — born 1980
Competed for Russia, 2004–2008.
Rusakov's career →Aleksandr Kartsev — born 2001
Competed for the Authorized Independent Athletes, 2020–2021.
Kartsev's career →Bill Bonsall — born 1923
Competed for USA, 1948.
Bonsall's career →Dale McClements — born 1944
Competed for USA, 1964.
McClements's career →Drago Šoštarić — born 1942
Competed for Yugoslavia, 1972.
Šoštarić's career →Evdokiya Pandezova — born 1947
Competed for Bulgaria, 1972.
Pandezova's career →James Rozon — born 1963
Competed for Canada, 1988.
Rozon's career →Jules Deleval — born 1873
Competed for France, 1900.
Deleval's career →Laura Trefiletti — born 1984
Competed for Italy, 2000.
Trefiletti's career →Maurice Barry — born 1880
Competed for USA, 1904.
Barry's career →René Changeat — born 1930
Competed for France, 1952.
Changeat's career →Rezső Kende — born 1908
Competed for Hungary, 1928.
Kende's career →Walter Müller — born 1930
Competed for Saar, 1952.
Müller's career →