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Teamwsf in Tokyo TOKYO 2020 OLYMPIC GAMES 2020 OLYMPIC TOKYO Tokyo, Get Ready #TeamWSF in Tokyo TOKYO 2020 OLYMPIC GAMES 2020 OLYMPIC TOKYO Tokyo, get ready. We’re excited to have many friends and advocates competing in, or broadcasting at, the Tokyo 2020 Games this summer. #TeamWSF includes Athlete Ambassadors, Travel & Training Fund and Child Care Grant recipients, Past Presidents, Trustees and Award recipients. #TeamWSF is made up of 46 Olympic athletes competing in 18 different sports, along with 11 broadcasters, starting July 20 and running through August 8. In August, we will introduce #TeamWSF at the Paralympic Games. Stay tuned! © Atsushi Tomura | Getty Images Sport #TeamWSF in Tokyo ©2021 Women’s Sports Foundation. All rights reserved. Athletes Simone Biles Gymnastics Four-time Olympic gold medalist, 2016 (team, all-around, vault, floor); Nineteen-time World Championship gold medalist; WSF Sportswoman of the Year Award ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS ARTISTIC Winner, 2014 Anita Alvarez Synchronized Swimming Olympian, 2016; Member and finalist of Synchronized Swim Team, 2019; WSF Travel & Training Fund Recipient, 2021 ARTISTIC SWIMMING ARTISTIC Oshae Jones #TeamWSF in Tokyo #TeamWSF Boxing BOXING Two-time World Championships attendee, 2018, 2019; First female welterweight boxer representing USA Boxing at the Olympics; WSF Travel & Training Fund Recipient, 2021 © Jamie Squire/Getty Images Sport Athletes Evy Leibfarth Kat Holmes Flatwater Canoe Epee Fencing World Championship finalist, 2019; FENCING Olympian, 2016; Gold medalist Four-time National champion, in the team category at World CANOE/KAYAK 2016-2019; WSF Travel & Training Championships, 2018; WSF Travel Fund Recipient, 2021 & Training Fund Recipient, 2021 Kate Courtney Nicole Ross Cross-Country Mountain Biking Foil Fencing FENCING CYCLING Gold medalist at World Olympian, 2012; Gold medalist Championships, 2018; First at World Championships in the American to earn the Overall team category, 2018; WSF Athlete UCI MTB World Cup Title, 2019; Ambassador WSF Sportswoman of the Year Nominee, 2019; WSF Athlete Ambassador Hannah Roberts Eliza Stone BMX Freestyle Saber Fencing in Tokyo #TeamWSF FENCING CYCLING Two-time World Championship Gold medalist at World gold medalist, 2017, 2019; First Championships, 2014 (team); American to earn the Overall UCI Three-time bronze medalist at MTB World Cup Title, 2019; WSF World Championships, 2013, 2015, Sportswoman of the Year Award 2018; WSF Travel & Training Fund Nominee, 2018 Recipient, 2013, 2015 Athletes Mariel Zagunis Nina Cutro-Kelly Saber Fencing JUDO 78+kg Judo FENCING Two-time Olympic gold medalist Seven-time Senior World in the individual category, 2004, Championship contestant; Gold 2008; Four-time Olympian, 2004, medalist at US Senior National 2008, 2012, 2016; Most decorated Championships, 2016; WSF Rusty fencer in the history of USA Kanokogi Travel & Training Fund fencing; WSF Power of She Child Recipient, 2021 Care Grant Recipient, 2021 Angelica Delgado Nefeli Papadakis JUDO 52kg Judo JUDO 78kg Judo Olympian, 2016; Three-time silver World Championship contestant, medalist at the Pan American 2019; Bronze medalist at the Pan Games, 2015, 2018, 2019; WSF American Championships, 2019; Rusty Kanokogi Travel & Training Top ranked hopeful for the 2020NE Fund Recipient, 2021 Olympic Games; WSF Rusty Kanokogi Travel & Training Fund Recipient, 2021 #TeamWSF in Tokyo #TeamWSF Athletes Evita Griskenas Ellen Tomek Rhythmic Gymnastics Rowing, Quadruple Skulls Gold medalist at the Pan ROWING Two-time Olympian in the double American Games, 2019 (all- sculls category, 2008, 2016; around, hoop, ball, ribbon); Five-time World Championship Winner of the Pan Am Sports contestant, 2007, 2009, 2013, 2014, NextGen Female Athlete Award, 2015; WSF Travel & Training Fund 2019; WSF Travel & Training Fund Recipient, 2015, 2019; WSF Athlete RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS Recipient, 2017 Ambassador Gevvie Stone Nicole Heavirland Rowing, Double Skulls Rugby RUGBY ROWING Olympic silver medalist, 2016; Two-time World Championship Olympian, 2012; Three-time World contestant, 2017, 2018; Quest for Championship contestant, 2011, Gold Sevens Champion, 2021; WSF 2014, 2015; WSF Travel & Training Travel & Training Fund Recipient Fund Recipient, 2015 (team), 2020 Meghan O’Leary Alev Kelter Rowing, Quadruple Skulls Rugby in Tokyo #TeamWSF RUGBY ROWING Olympian, 2016; Two-time World Olympian, 2016; Quest for Gold Championship contestant, 2013, Sevens Champion, 2021; WSF 2014; WSF Travel & Training Fund Travel & Training Fund Recipient, Recipient, 2015, 2019; WSF Athlete 2019, (team) 2020 Ambassador Athletes Naya Tapper Rugby RUGBY Two-time World Championship contestant, 2017, 2018; Quest for Gold Sevens Champion, 2021; WSF Athlete Ambassador Abby Gustaitis Rugby RUGBY Two-time World Championship contestant, 2017, 2018; Quest for Gold Sevens Champion, 2021; WSF Travel & Training Fund Recipient, 2018, (team) 2020 Nia Toliver Rugby Alternate RUGBY #TeamWSF in Tokyo #TeamWSF WSF Travel & Training Fund Recipient, 2020 © Hagen Hopkins | Getty Images Sport Athletes Stephanie Roble Alex Morgan Sailing Soccer SOCCER SAILING 49erFX World Championships Olympic gold medalist 2012; bronze medalist 2020; 49erFX Pan Olympian, 2016; Two-time World American Games silver medalist Cup gold medalist 2015, 2019; WSF 2020; WSF Travel & Training Fund Sportswoman of the Year Award Recipient, 2020 Winner, 2012 Maggie Shea Megan Rapinoe Sailing Soccer SOCCER SAILING Two-time bronze medalist at Olympic gold medalist, 2012; World Championships, 2014 Olympian, 2016; Two-time World (49erFX), 2020 (49erFX); Five- Cup gold medalist; 2015, 2019; time World Championship WSF Sportswoman of the Year contestant, 2015-2019; WSF Travel Award Winner, 2019 & Training Fund Recipient, 2013, 2020 Carli Lloyd Monica Abott Soccer Softball #TeamWSF in Tokyo #TeamWSF SOCCER Two-time Olympic gold medalist, Olympic silver medalist 2008; SOFTBALL 2008, 2012; Olympian, 2016; Two- WBSC World Championship gold time World Cup gold medalist, medalist 2006, 2010, 2018; WSF 2015, 2019; WSF Sportswoman of Sportswoman of the Year Winner, the Year Award Winner, 2015 2007 Athletes Ali Aguilar Rachel Garcia Softball Softball WBSC Women’s World WBSC Women’s World Championship SOFTBALL SOFTBALL Championship gold medalist 2016, gold medalist 2018; Japan Cup 2018; Pan American Games gold gold medalist 2019; USA Softball medalist 2017, 2019; WSF Athlete Collegiate Player of the Year 2018, Ambassador 2019; Two-time Honda Cup Winner, 2019, 2021; WSF Sportswoman of the Year Award Nominee, 2019, WSF Athlete Advisory Panel, WSF Athlete Ambassador Valerie Arioto Haylie McCleney Softball Softball WBSC Women’s World Championship WBSC Women’s World SOFTBALL SOFTBALL gold medalist 2016, 2018; WBSC Championship gold medalist Women’s World Championship silver 2016, 2018; Pan American Games medalist 2012, 2014; Pan American gold medalist 2017, 2019; WSF Games gold medalist 2011, 2017, Sportswoman of the Year Award 2019; WSF Sportswoman of the Year Nominee, 2018 Award Nominee, 2017 #TeamWSF in Tokyo #TeamWSF Athletes Cat Osterman Allison Schmitt Softball 200m, 4x200m Relay, Swimming Olympic gold medalist 2004; Four-time Olympic gold medalist, SOFTBALL Olympic silver medalist 2008; World SWIMMING 2012, 2016; Olympian 2008, 2012, Championship gold medalist 2006, 2016; Only the seventh American 2010; Pan American Games gold swimmer to make four Olympic medalist 2003, 2007, 2019; WSF teams; WSF Travel & Training Fund Sportswoman of the Year Award Recipient, 2016 Winner, 2005 Kyra Condie Gwen Berry Sport Climbing Hammer Throw, Track & Field World Championship team 2016 Olympian; USA Indoor member in bouldering, combined, Championships gold medalist speed, and lead 2019; WSF Travel & FIELD TRACK 2013, 2014, 2016; WSF Travel & SPORT CLIMBING SPORT & Training Fund Recipient (team), Training Fund Recipient, 2020, 2019 WSF Power of She Child Care Grant Recipient, 2021 Katie Ledecky Allyson Felix 200m, 400m, 800m, 1500m, 400m, Track & Field 4x200m Relay, Swimming in Tokyo #TeamWSF Six-time Olympic gold medalist, SWIMMING Five-time Olympic gold medalist 2008, 2012, 2016; Olympian, 2004, 2012, 2016; Fifteen-time World TRACK & FIELD TRACK 2008, 2012, 2016; WSF Athlete Championship gold medalist Ambassador 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019; WSF Sportswoman of the Year Award Winner, 2017 Athletes Maggie Malone Javelin Throw, Track & Field 2016 Olympian; USA Outdoor Championships gold medalist, TRACK & FIELD TRACK 2016; WSF Travel & Training Fund Recipient, 2020 Aliphine Tuliamuk Marathon, Track & Field 2020 U.S. Olympic Team Trials Marathon champion; Ten-time TRACK & FIELD TRACK USA Track & Field national champion; WSF Power of She Child Care Grant Recipient, 2021 Ajeé Wilson 800m, Track & Field in Tokyo #TeamWSF 2016 Olympian; World Championship silver medalist TRACK & FIELD TRACK 2016; World Championship bronze medalist 2019; WSF Sportswoman of the Year Award Nominee, 2019; WSF Athlete Ambassador Athletes Makenzie Fischer Adeline Gray Water Polo 76 kg Wrestling Olympic gold medalist 2016; 2016 Olympian; Five-time Senior World Championship Team WRESTLING World champion, 2012, 2014, WATER POLO WATER Member 2015, 2017, 2019; WSF 2015, 2018; Five-time U.S. Open Sportswoman of the Year champion; Only U.S. wrestler, Nominee, 2019 male or female, to have won five Senior World titles, WSF Athlete Ambassador Ashleigh Johnson Helen Maroulis Water Polo 57 kg Wrestling Olympic gold medalist 2016; World Olympic gold medalist, 2016; The Championship team member WRESTLING first U.S. woman to win an Olympic WATER POLO WATER 2015, 2019; Named 2014 Female wrestling gold
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