The "Magnificent Seven" U.S. gymnastics team that captured a historic gold medal at the 1996 Olympics reunited on TODAY 20 years after their inspiring feat.

At the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, seven young women did what no Americans had done before: they won the gold medal in the gymnastics team competition. But they did it in dramatic fashion, ending ...

The drama for the 1996 U.S. women’s gymnastics team race occurred, for the most part, before trials began. It came down to two days at Boston’s Fleet Center, three weeks before the Opening Ceremony.

Miller, who owns the U.S. gymnastics record of seven Olympic medals and beat ovarian cancer, said the Atlanta Games feel like a lifetime ago in some ways and like yesterday in others. “You close your ...

Tomorrow marks the Opening Ceremonies of yet another Olympics, and one in which the U.S. women's gymnastics team will again play a pivotal role in the medal count.

This year’s design pays tribute to the iconic 1996 U.S. Women’s Gymnastics Olympic Team, famously known as the “Magnificent Seven,” who made history by winning gold at the Atlanta Summer ...

The Magnificent Seven's victory in Atlanta is on a similar, if not greater, magnitude. Like ice hockey, gymnastics was a sport dominated by the Soviet Union throughout the 20th century.

The most epic year for gymnastics was no doubt the 1996 Olympic games in Atlanta, when the U.S. women’s team — known as the Magnificent Seven — took home the gold medal in team all-around ...

The women's gymnastics team was branded as the Magnificent Seven in 1996 28 years later, three of those women reunited to pose for Self Magazine The former athletes spoke about the 'psychological ...

Sometimes it's Amy Chow's uneven bars routine. Others times it's Shannon Miller on balance beam or Dominique Moceanu's floor routine set to "The Devil Went Down to Georgia." ...

Atlanta Summer Games Team USA Women's Gymnastics will get a nod Tuesday night as the 2024 Paris team takes the stage in the Women’s Team Finals. Skip Navigation. Share on Facebook; ...