U.S. Olympic Team Roster: Who's qualified for Team USA at the 2024 Paris Olympics?

With the 2024 Paris Games approaching, Olympic qualifying is in full swing. The qualification timeline and process is different for every sport, but some athletes have already earned their spots on the U.S. Olympic team. Many more will be named to the team in the months ahead as Olympic Trials and the end of qualification periods approach.

Below is a list of athletes that have already qualified to represent the U.S. in Paris, along with some background information on how other athletes can still qualify in the months ahead.

Archery

The U.S. has earned quota spots for three women and one man. As far as team events, the U.S. is eligible to compete in the women's event and the mixed team event. To determine which athletes make the Olympic roster, USA Archery held Olympic Trials, which involved multiple stages.

Men
Brady Ellison

Women
Casey Kaufhold
Catalina GNoriega
Jennifer Mucino-Fernandez

Artistic Swimming

The U.S. has qualified an artistic swimming team for the first time since 2008. Due to a recent rule change, men are now eligible for spots on the team for the first time ever, but no men were named to the U.S. roster. The U.S. also qualified for the women's duet event.

Duet
Megumi Field
Jaime Czarkowski

Team
Anita Alvarez
Daniella Ramirez
Megumi Field
Jaime Czarkowski
Jacklyn Luu
Audrey Kwon
Keana Hunter
Ruby Remati

Badminton

The qualification period for badminton concluded on April 28. At that point, athletes officially qualified for the Paris Olympics based on the final ranking list.

Men's Singles
Howard Shu

Men's Doubles
Vincent Chiu
Joshua Yuan

Women's Singles
Beiwen Zhang

Women's Doubles
Annie Xu
Kerry Xu

Mixed Doubles
Vincent Chiu
Jennie Gai

Basketball

The U.S. has qualified men's and women's basketball teams based on its results at the most recent World Cups. The men's roster, a star-studded cast featuring four previous NBA MVP winners, was announced in April. The women's roster, which includes five-time gold medalist Diana Taurasi, was revealed in June.

Men
Bam Adebayo, F/C (Miami Heat)
Devin Booker, G (Phoenix Suns)
Stephen Curry, G (Golden State Warriors)
Anthony Davis, F/C (Los Angeles Lakers)
Kevin Durant, F (Phoenix Suns)
Anthony Edwards, G (Minnesota Timberwolves)
Joel Embiid, C (Philadelphia 76ers)
Tyrese Haliburton, G (Indiana Pacers)
Jrue Holiday, G (Boston Celtics)
LeBron James, F (Los Angeles Lakers)
Kawhi Leonard, F (Los Angeles Clippers)
Jayson Tatum, F (Boston Celtics)

Women
Napheesa Collier, F (Minnesota Lynx)
Kahleah Copper, G/F (Phoenix Mercury)
Chelsea Gray, G (Las Vegas Aces)
Brittney Griner, C (Phoenix Mercury)
Sabrina Ionescu, G (New York Liberty)
Jewell Loyd, G (Seattle Storm)
Kelsey Plum, G (Las Vegas Aces)
Breanna Stewart, F (New York Liberty)
Diana Taurasi, G (Phoenix Mercury)
Alyssa Thomas, F (Connecticut Sun)
A’ja Wilson, F/C (Las Vegas Aces)
Jackie Young, G (Las Vegas Aces)

Basketball 3x3

The U.S. has qualified men's and women's 3x3 teams thanks to its place in the world rankings. The men's roster, headlined by former BYU standout Jimmer Fredette, was announced in March and features the same group of players that won silver at the 2023 FIBA World Cup. The women's roster announced in June included a pair of WNBA players in Cameron Brink and Rhyne Howard, but Brink will miss the Paris Olympics after tearing her ACL. Dearica Hamby was named as her replacement.

Men
Canyon Barry
Jimmer Fredette
Kareem Maddox
Dylan Travis

Women
Cierra Burdick
Dearica Hamby
Rhyne Howard
Hailey Van Lith

Beach Volleyball

The main qualification period for beach volleyball ended on June 10. Most Olympic spots were awarded at that time, with the caveat that each country can qualify a maximum of two pairs of players. The U.S. secured the maximum of two women's pairings and two men's pairings.

Men
Andy Benesh/Miles Partain
Chase Budinger/Miles Evans

Women
Taryn Kloth/Kristen Nuss
Kelly Cheng/Sara Hughes

Boxing

With qualification complete, the U.S. has qualified boxers in eight of the 13 weight classes for Paris.

Men
Flyweight: Roscoe Hill
Featherweight: Jahmal Harvey
Welterweight: Omari Jones
Super Heavyweight: Joshua Edwards

Women
Flyweight: Jennifer Lozano
Featherweight: Alyssa Mendoza
Lightweight: Jajaira Gonzalez
Welterweight: Morelle McCane

Breaking

For the Olympic debut of breaking, each country can qualify up to four athletes (two men, two women). Qualifying concluded in June, and the U.S. will bring a full team of four breakers to Paris.

Men
Victor Montalvo (Victor)
Jeffrey Louis (Jeffro)

Women
Sunny Choi (Sunny)
Logan Edra (Logistx)

Canoeing

Qualification has concluded for canoeing. Each country is limited to one boat per event, and a series of Olympic Trials determined which athletes fill the quota spots earned by the U.S.

Men's Canoe Slalom
Casey Eichfeld

Men's K-2 Sprint
Jonas Ecker
Aaron Small

Women's Canoe Slalom
Evy Leibfarth

Women's Canoe Sprint
Nevin Harrison

Women's Kayak Slalom
Evy Leibfarth

Women's Kayak Cross
Evy Leibfarth

Cycling

Qualification is complete for all five cycling disciplines, and the entire U.S. roster for Paris is now set. Notably, one of the two women nominated to the road team, Taylor Knibb, had already qualified in triathlon. The other woman, Chloe Dygert, will also compete in track cycling for a second straight Olympics.

Road Cycling

Men's Road Cycling
Brandon McNulty (time trial, road race)
Magnus Sheffield (time trial, road race)
Matteo Jorgenson (road race)

Women's Road Cycling
Chloe Dygert (time trial, road race)
Taylor Knibb (time trial, road race)

Track Cycling

Men's Omnium
Grant Koontz

Women's Omnium
Jennifer Valente

Women's Madison
Lily Williams
Jennifer Valente

Women's Team Pursuit
Olivia Cummins
Chloe Dygert
Kristen Faulkner
Lily Williams
Jennifer Valente

BMX Racing

Men's BMX Racing
Kamren Larsen
Cameron Wood

Women's BMX Racing
Felicia Stancil
Daleny Vaughn
Alise Willoughby

BMX Freestyle

Men's BMX Freestyle
Marcus Christopher
Justin Dowell

Women's BMX Freestyle
Hannah Roberts
Perris Benegas

Mountain Biking

Men's Mountain Bike
Christopher Blevins
Riley Amos

Women's Mountain Bike
Haley Batten
Savilia Blunk

Diving

The U.S. will have at least one diver in every Olympic event with the exception of men's synchronized platform. In total, the U.S. has currently qualified six out of a possible eight quota spots in the individual events, in addition to qualifying a team for three of the four synchronized events. The athletes filling those quota spots were determined at U.S. Olympic Diving Trials, which took place June 16-23 in Knoxville, Tennessee. Carson Tyler, 20, will be the first U.S. man to compete in both individual events at the Olympics since 2000.

Men's 3m Springboard
Andrew Capobianco
Carson Tyler

Men's 10m Platform
Carson Tyler

Women's 3m Springboard
Sarah Bacon
Alison Gibson

Women's 10m Platform
Delaney Schnell
Daryn Wright

Men's Synchronized 3m Springboard
Tyler Downs
Greg Duncan

Women's Synchronized 3m Springboard
Sarah Bacon
Kassidy Cook

Women's Synchronized 10m Platform
Jessica Parratto
Delaney Schnell

Equestrian

The U.S. successfully qualified for all three team events (dressage, jumping, eventing), and as a result, will also have three entries in each of the individual competitions. The eventing and dressage rosters were announced in June, with the jumping team still to be named.

Dressage
Adrienne Lyle (riding Helix)
Marcus Orlob (riding Jane)
Steffen Peters (riding Suppenkasper)

Eventing
Will Coleman (riding Off the Record)
Boyd Martin (riding Fedarman B)
Caroline Pamukcu (riding HSH Blake)

Fencing

The U.S. qualified for five of the six team events, only missing out on men's epee. As a result, the U.S. will also have three fencers in each of the individual events for those five disciplines. A fourth athlete per discipline has also been named as a replacement for the team events only.

*Denotes replacement athletes for the team event

Men's Foil
Nick Itkin
Alexander Massialas
Gerek Meinhardt
*Miles Chamley-Watson

Men's Sabre
Eli Dershwitz
Colin Heathcock
Mitchell Saron
*Filip Dolegiewicz

Women's Epee
Anne Cebula
Margherita Guzzi Vincenti
Hadley Husisian
*Kat Holmes

Women's Foil
Jackie Dubrovich
Lee Kiefer
Lauren Scruggs
*Maia Weintraub

Women's Sabre
Tatiana Nazlymov
Magda Skarbonkiewicz
Elizabeth Tartakovsky
*Maia Chamberlain

Field Hockey

After missing the tournament in Tokyo, the U.S. women's field hockey team will return to the Olympics for the first time since 2016, and the Olympic roster was named in June. The U.S. men did not qualify for Paris.

Women
Kelsey Bing
Leah Crouse
Brooke DeBerdine
Emma DeBerdine
Phia Gladieux
Amanda Golini
Ally Hammel
Ashley Hoffman
Karlie Kisha
Kelee Lepage
Ashley Sessa
Meredith Sholder
Abby Tamer
Megan Valzonis
Beth Yeager
Maddie Zimmer

Golf

The qualification period for golf ended on June 17 for men and June 24 for women. Players automatically qualified based on the International Golf Federation's world ranking list at that time. Each country could send a maximum of four men and four women to Paris, provided that all those players were ranked in the top 15 at the end of the qualification period.

Men
Scottie Scheffler
Xander Schauffele
Wyndham Clark
Collin Morikawa

Women
Nelly Korda
Lilia Vu
Rose Zhang

Gymnastics

The U.S. has qualified full teams for both the men and women thanks its performances at the last two world championships. That means that five men and five women will ultimately be named to the Olympic team. As part of the selection process, Olympic Trials will be held June 27-30 in Minneapolis. Only the top-ranked athlete in the all-round competitions for both men and women will earn an automatic spot on the Olympic team, however; the rest of the team will be decided by discretionary selection.

Men
Asher Hong
Paul Juda
Brody Malone
Stephen Nedoroscik
Frederick Richard

Handball

The U.S. did not qualify a men's or women's handball team for Paris 2024. The last time Team USA competed in an Olympic handball tournament was during the 1996 Atlanta Games.

Judo

The two-year qualification period for judo ended on June 23, at which point quota spots were officially allocated based on the world ranking list. However, the majority of qualification quotas became mathematically locked in after the conclusion of the world championships in May. The U.S. had four judokas qualify for Paris.

Men
73kg: Jack Yonezuka
90kg: John Jayne

Women
48kg: Maria Laborde
52kg: Angelica Delgado

Modern Pentathlon

The qualifying period ended on June 17 after the conclusion of the 2024 World Championships. One U.S. athlete qualified via the 2023 Pan American Games.

Women
Jess Davis

Rhythmic Gymnastics

The U.S. will only have one rhythmic gymnast competing in Paris, with Evita Griskenas earning her spot at the 2023 Pan American Games. She'll compete in the individual all-around, but the U.S. was unable to qualify for the group event.

Individual
Evita Griskenas

Rowing

The U.S. qualified 12 (out of a possible 14) boats for the Paris Olympics. For some of the boats, a selection camp was held in March to determine who would fill them in Paris. For other boats, Olympic Trials were held in April to determine which rowers would fill them. In the case of the women's four and women's eight, a group of 13 rowers were named to the Olympic team, but it has not yet been decided who will be in which boat.

Men's Single Sculls
Jacob Plihal

Men's Pair
William Bender
Oliver Bub

Men's Double Sculls
Ben Davison
Sorin Koszyk

Men's Four
Justin Best
Liam Corrigan
Michael Grady
Nick Mead

Men's Eight
Chris Carlson
Peter Chatain
Clark Dean
Henry Hollingsworth
Rielly Milne (coxswain)
Evan Olson
Pieter Quinton
Nick Rusher
Christian Tabash

Women's Single Sculls
Kara Kohler

Women's Pair
Azja Czajkowski
Jessica Thoennes

Women's Double Sculls
Sophia Vitas
Kristi Wagner

Women's Lightweight Double Sculls
Molly Reckford
Michelle Sechser

Women's Quadruple Sculls
Teal Cohen
Emily Delleman
Grace Joyce
Lauren O'Connor

Women's Four
Emily Kallfelz
Kaitlin Knifton
Mary Mazzio-Manson
Kelsey Reelick

Women's Eight
Charlotte Buck
Molly Bruggeman
Nina Castagna (coxswain)
Olivia Coffey
Claire Collins
Margaret Hedeman
Meghan Musnicki
Regina Salmons
Madeleine Wanamaker

Rugby

The U.S. has qualified men's and women's rugby teams for the Paris Olympics. The women's roster was announced in June, while the men's roster is still to come.

Women
Alena Olsen, Scrumhalf
Alev Kelter, Center/Prop
Ariana Ramsey, Wing
Ilona Maher, Center/Prop
Kayla Canett, Flyhalf
Kristi Kirshe, Hooker/Prop
Lauren Doyle, Flyhalf
Naya Tapper, Wing
Sammy Sullivan, Prop/Hooker
Sarah Levy, Hooker
Spiff Sedrick, Center
Steph Rovetti, Scrumhalf

Sailing

The U.S. has qualified a boat for nine of the 10 events and will take a total of 13 sailors to Paris.

Men's Skiff
Ian Barrows
Hans Henken

Men's Windsurfing
Noah Lyons

Men's Kite
Markus Edegran

Women's Dinghy
Erika Reineke

Women's Skiff
Stephanie Roble
Maggie Shea

Women's Windsurfing
Dominique Stater

Women's Kite
Daniela Moroz

Men's Pair
Lara Dallman-Weiss
Stu McNay

Mixed Multihall
David Liebenberg
Sarah Newberry Moore

Shooting

Qualifying is still ongoing, but the U.S. has already earned at least one quota spot in 11 of the 12 individual events (all except men's air pistol). Each country can earn up to two quota spots in each event. To determine which athletes fill the quota spots, the U.S. held Olympic Trials that took place over multiple stages.

Men's Rapid Fire Pistol
Henry Leverett
Keith Sanderson

Men's Air Rifle
Ivan Roe

Men's Smallbore Rifle
Ivan Roe

Men's Skeet
Vincent Hancock
Conner Prince

Men's Trap
Will Hinton
Derrick Mein

Women's Air Pistol
Katelyn Abeln
Lexi Lagan

Women's Sport Pistol
Katelyn Abeln
Ada Khorkin

Women's Air Rifle
Sagen Maddalena
Mary Tucker

Women's Smallbore Rifle
Sagen Maddalena
Mary Tucker

Women's Skeet
Austen Smith
Dania Vizzi

Women's Trap
Ryann Phillips
Rachel Tozier

Skateboarding

The two-year qualification period for skateboarding ended on June 23 with athletes qualifying for Paris based on the final world rankings. The U.S. qualified the maximum of three skaters in each event.

Men's Street
Jagger Eaton
Nyjah Huston
Chris Joslin

Men's Park
Tate Carew
Gavin Bottger
Tom Schaar

Women's Street
Paige Heyn
Poe Pinson
Mariah Duran

Women's Park
Bryce Wettstein
Ruby Lilley
Minna Stess

Soccer

By reaching the final of the CONCACAF U20 Championship back in July 2022, the U.S. men successfully qualified for the Olympics for the first time since 2008. The U.S. women, meanwhile, qualified for the Paris Games after winning the CONCACAF W Championship in July 2022. The women's roster was announced in late June, while the men's roster is still to come.

Women
Korbin Albert, Midfielder (Paris Saint-Germain)
Sam Coffey, Midfielder (Portland Thorns)
Tierna Davidson, Defender (NJ/NY Gotham FC)
Crystal Dunn, Forward (NJ/NY Gotham FC)
Emily Fox, Defender (Arsenal)
Naomi Girma, Defender (San Diego Wave FC)
Lindsey Horan, Midfielder (Olympique Lyon)
Casey Krueger, Defender (Washington Spirit)
Rose Lavelle, Midfielder (NJ/NY Gotham FC)
Catarina Macario, Midfielder (Chelsea)
Casey Murphy, Goalkeeper (North Carolina Courage)
Alyssa Naeher, Goalkeeper (Chicago Red Stars)
Jenna Nighswonger, Defender (NJ/NY Gotham FC)
Trinity Rodman, Forward (Washington Spirit)
Jaedyn Shaw, Forward (San Diego Wave FC)
Sophia Smith , Forward (Portland Thorns FC)
Emily Sonnett, Defender (NJ/NY Gotham FC)
Mallory Swanson, Forward (Chicago Red Stars)

Sport Climbing

Qualifying is now complete, and the U.S. has earned the maximum of two quota spots in each event. Six athletes earned spots on the Olympic team via their results at either last year's World Championships or Pan American Games, while the final two (Brooke Raboutou and Zach Hammer) clinched their spots through the Olympic Qualifier Series, which consisted of two events in May and June.

Men's Speed
Sam Watson
Zach Hammer

Men's Bouldering & Lead Combined
Colin Duffy
Jesse Grupper

Women's Speed
Emma Hunt
Piper Kelly

Women's Bouldering & Lead Combined
Natalia Grossman
Brooke Raboutou

Surfing

Qualification wrapped up with the 2024 ISA World Surfing Games in March. In total, the U.S. qualified five surfers (three women, two men), giving it the second-biggest delegation behind Brazil (6).

Men
Griffin Colapinto
John John Florence

Women
Caroline Marks
Carissa Moore
Caity Simmers

Swimming

For pool swimming, the team of athletes that will represent the U.S. was decided at the 2024 U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials held June 15-23 in Indianapolis, Indiana. The top two finishers in each event earned a spot on the Olympic team, while athletes who finished third through sixth in the 100m and 200m freestyle events also qualified for the relay teams. For open water swimming, three athletes have directly qualified for the Olympics based on their results at the 2023 or 2024 World Championships.

Pool Swimming

Men's 50m Freestyle
Caeleb Dressel
Chris Guiliano

Men's 100m Freestyle
Chris Guiliano
Jack Alexy
Caeleb Dressel — 4x100 relay spot only
Hunter Armstrong — 4x100 relay spot only
Ryan Held — 4x100 relay spot only
Matt King — 4x100 relay spot only

Men's 200m Freestyle
Luke Hobson
Chris Guiliano
Drew Kibler — 4x200 relay spot only
Kieran Smith — 4x200 relay spot only
Brooks Curry — 4x200 relay spot only
Blake Pieroni — 4x200 relay spot only

Men's 400m Freestyle
Aaron Shackell
Kieran Smith

Men's 800m Freestyle
Bobby Finke
Luke Whitlock

Men's 1500m Freestyle
Bobby Finke
David Johnston

Men's 100m Backstroke
Ryan Murphy
Hunter Armstrong

Men's 200m Backstroke
Ryan Murphy
Keaton Jones

Men's 100m Breaststroke
Nic Fink
Charlie Swanson

Men's 200m Breaststroke
Matt Fallon
Josh Matheny

Men's 100m Butterfly
Caeleb Dressel
Thomas Heilman

Men's 200m Butterfly
Thomas Heilman
Luca Urlando

Men's 200m IM
Carson Foster
Shaine Casas

Men's 400m IM
Carson Foster
Chase Kalisz

Women's 50m Freestyle
Simone Manuel
Gretchen Walsh

Women's 100m Freestyle
Kate Douglass
Torri Huske
Gretchen Walsh — 4x100 relay spot only
Simone Manuel — 4x100 relay spot only
Abbey Weitzeil — 4x100 relay spot only
Erika Connolly — 4x100 relay spot only

Women's 200m Freestyle
Katie Ledecky
Claire Weinstein
Paige Madden — 4x200 relay spot only**
Erin Gemmell — 4x200 relay spot only
Anna Peplowski — 4x200 relay spot only
Alex Shackell — 4x200 relay spot only

**Could also race the individual event if Katie Ledecky opts not to contest it in Paris

Women's 400m Freestyle
Katie Ledecky
Paige Madden

Women's 800m Freestyle
Katie Ledecky
Paige Madden

Women's 1500m Freestyle
Katie Ledecky
Katie Grimes

Women's 100m Backstroke
Regan Smith
Katharine Berkoff

Women's 200m Backstroke
Regan Smith
Phoebe Bacon

Women's 100m Breaststroke
Lilly King
Emma Weber

Women's 200m Breaststroke
Kate Douglass
Lilly King

Women's 100m Butterfly
Gretchen Walsh
Torri Huske

Women's 200m Butterfly
Regan Smith
Alex Shackell

Women's 200m IM
Kate Douglass
Alex Walsh

Women's 400m IM
Katie Grimes
Emma Weyant

Open Water Swimming

Men's 10km
Ivan Puskovitch

Women's 10km
Katie Grimes
Mariah Denigan

Table Tennis

By winning the 2023 Pan American Games, the U.S. women secured a spot at the Paris Games in the team event. That allows the U.S. to bring a full team of three women to Paris, although only two will be allowed to compete in the singles tournament. Lily Zhang was able to automatically qualify for the U.S. team, while the other two spots were decided at Olympic Trials. Kanak Jha was the lone qualifier for the men, earning his spot through a Pan American tournament in May.

Men
Kanak Jha

Women
Lily Zhang
Amy Wang
Rachel Sung

Taekwondo

The U.S. Olympic taekwondo team will consist of four athletes. One athlete, CJ Nickolas, was able to qualify via the world rankings at the end of the qualification period in December 2023; the other three qualified via a Pan American tournament in April.

Men
80kg: CJ Nickolas
80+kg: Jonathan Healy

Women
57kg: Faith Dillon
67kg: Kristina Teachout

Tennis

The qualifying period for tennis ended on June 10. At that time, the ATP (for men) and WTA (for women) ranking lists were used to determine Olympic qualifiers. Each country can have a maximum of 12 players (six men, six women) competing in Paris. Countries will be limited to no more than four players in men's and women's singles. It's not uncommon for some players who qualify to end up skipping the Olympics, and that ended up being the case for several U.S. players. Ben Shelton, Sebastian Korda, Madison Keys and Nicole Melichar-Martinez were not on the USTA's named roster despite finishing in Olympic qualifying position.

Men's Singles
Taylor Fritz
Tommy Paul
Chris Eubanks
Marcos Giron

Men's Doubles
Taylor Fritz/Tommy Paul
Austin Krajicek/Rajeev Ram

Women's Singles
Coco Gauff
Jessica Pegula
Danielle Collins
Emma Navarro

Women's Doubles
Coco Gauff/Jessica Pegula
Desirae Krawczyk/Emma Navarro

Mixed Doubles
TBA

Track & Field

The majority of the Olympic team will be decided at the U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials taking place June 21-30 in Eugene, Oregon. The top three finishers in each event at Trials make the Olympic roster, provided they have met the Olympic qualifying standard or have a high enough world ranking. Additional athletes, based on results from Trials, can also be added to the relay pools. A separate trial was held in February 2024 to determine which marathoners will represent the U.S. in Paris.

*Indicates athletes who finished in the top three at Trials and do not have the Olympic qualifying standard, but currently have a high enough world ranking to qualify for Paris

Track Events

Men's 100m
Noah Lyles
Kenny Bednarek
Fred Kerley

Men's 200m
Noah Lyles
Kenny Bednarek
Erriyon Knighton

Men's 400m
Quincy Hall
Michael Norman
Chris Bailey

Men's 1500m
Cole Hocker
Yared Nuguse
Hobbs Kessler

Men's 10,000m
Grant Fisher
Woody Kincaid
Nico Young

Men's 110m Hurdles
Grant Holloway
Freddie Crittenden
Daniel Roberts

Men's Steeplechase
*Kenneth Rooks
*Matthew Wilkinson
James Corrigan

Women's 100m
Sha'Carri Richardson
Melissa Jefferson
TeeTee Terry

Women's 200m
Gabby Thomas
Brittany Brown
McKenzie Long

Women's 400m
Kendall Ellis
Aaliyah Butler
Alexis Holmes

Women's 800m
Nia Akins
Allie Wilson
Juliette Whittaker

Women's 5000m
Elle St. Pierre
Elise Cranny
Karissa Schweizer

Women's 10,000m
Weini Kelati

Women's Steeplechase
Valerie Constien
Courtney Wayment
Marisa Howard

Field Events

Decathlon
Heath Baldwin
Zach Ziemek
Harrison Williams

Men's Discus
Andrew Evans
*Sam Mattis
Joseph Brown

Men's Javelin
*Curtis Thompson

Men's Long Jump
*Jeremiah Davis
*Malcolm Clemons
*Jarrion Lawson

Men's Pole Vault
Sam Kendricks
Chris Nilsen
Jacob Wooten

Men's Shot Put
Ryan Crouser
Joe Kovacs
Payton Otterdahl

Heptathlon
Anna Hall
*Chari Hawkins
*Taliyah Brooks

Women's Discus
Valarie Allman
*Jayden Ulrich
Veronica Fraley

Women's Hammer
Annette Echikunwoke
DeAnna Price
*Erin Reese

Women's High Jump
Rachel Glenn
Vashti Cunningham

Women's Long Jump
Tara Davis-Woodhall
Jasmine Moore
Monae' Nichols

Women's Shot Put
Chase Jackson
Raven Saunders
Jaida Ross

Women's Triple Jump
*Jasmine Moore
*Keturah Orji
*Tori Franklin

Marathons & Race Walks

Men's Marathon
Conner Mantz
Clayton Young
Leonard Korir

Women's Marathon
Fiona O'Keeffe
Emily Sisson
Dakotah Lindwurm

Trampoline

The U.S. will have two athletes (one man, one woman) competing in trampoline at the Paris Games. The team was announced in June during the USA Gymnastics Championships.

Men
Aliaksei Shostak

Women
Jessica Stevens

Triathlon

The U.S. secured four quota spots (two for men, two for women) as part of the mixed relay qualification and then earned an additional women's spot when the qualification period for individual quota spots ended in May. Each country can have a maximum of three quota spots per gender. One woman named to the team, Taylor Knibb, also qualified for Paris in road cycling.

Men
Morgan Pearson
Seth Rider

Women
Taylor Knibb
Taylor Spivey
Kirsten Kasper

Volleyball

After winning its Olympic qualification tournaments last year, the U.S. will have men's and women's volleyball teams at the Paris Games. The men's roster was announced in May, and the women's roster was announced in early June.

Men
Matt Anderson (Opposite)
Taylor Averill (Middle Blocker)
Micah Christenson (Setter)
T.J. DeFalco (Outside Hitter)
Max Holt (Middle Blocker)
Thomas Jaeschke (Outside Hitter)
Jeff Jendryk (Middle Blocker)
Micah Ma’a (Setter)
Garrett Muagututia (Outside Hitter)
Aaron Russell (Outside Hitter)
Erik Shoji (Libero)
David Smith (Middle Blocker)

Women
Lauren Carlini (Setter)
Annie Drews (Opposite)
Jordan Larson (Outside Hitter)
Chiaka Ogbogu (Middle Blocker)
Kathryn Plummer (Outside Hitter)
Jordyn Poulter (Setter)
Dana Rettke (Middle Blocker)
Kelsey Robinson Cook (Outside Hitter)
Avery Skinner (Outside Hitter)
Jordan Thompson (Opposite)
Haleigh Washington (Middle Blocker)
Justine Wong-Orantes (Libero)

Water Polo

The U.S. has qualified men's and women's teams for Paris after winning gold in both divisions at the 2023 Pan American Games.

Men
Alex Bowen
Luca Cupido
Hannes Daube
Chase Dodd
Ryder Dodd
Ben Hallock
Drew Holland
Johnny Hooper
Max Irving
Alex Obert
Marko Vavic
Adrian Weinberg
Dylan Woodhead

Women
Emily Ausmus
Rachel Fattal
Jenna Flynn
Kaleigh Gilchrist
Ashleigh Johnson
Amanda Longan
Maddie Musselman
Ryann Neushul
Tara Prentice
Jordan Raney
Jewel Roemer
Jovana Sekulic
Maggie Steffens

Weightlifting

Although there are five different weight classes per gender, each country can only have three lifters per gender on their Olympic team. (There is also a limit of one athlete per weight class from each nation.) Hampton Morris was the lone man to finish in Olympic qualifying position, but Wes Kitts made the team by earning a continental spot. On the women's side, four women finished in Olympic qualifying position, but Jourdan Delacruz, Olivia Reeves and Mary Theisen-Lappen were named to the team based on their rankings within their respective weight classes.

Men
61kg: Hampton Morris
102kg: Wes Kitts

Women
49kg: Jourdan Delacruz
71g: Olivia Reeves
81+kg: Mary Theisen-Lappen

Wrestling

The 2024 U.S. Olympic wrestling team will be comprised of 16 athletes, the most of any nation. Olympic Trials were held April 19-20 at Penn State University to determine the team. The U.S. earned quota spots in all 12 freestyle weight classes (six men, six women), but initially qualified just three of six spots in Greco-Roman. In late June, the U.S. was allocated a spot in Greco-Roman 77kg, which went to Kamal Bey.

Men's Freestyle
57kg: Spencer Lee
65kg: Zain Retherford
74kg: Kyle Dake
86kg: Aaron Brooks
97kg: Kyle Snyder
125kg: Mason Parris

Women's Freestyle
50kg: Sarah Hildebrandt
53kg: Dominique Parrish
57kg: Helen Maroulis
62kg: Kayla Miracle
68kg: Amit Elor
76kg: Kennedy Blades

Greco-Roman
77kg: Kamal Bey
87kg: Payton Jacobson
97kg: Joe Rau
130kg: Adam Coon