Gymnast Trinity Thomas has achieved a major milestone in her career after winning the NCAA Gymnastics Championship. The 19-year-old Florida native has been competing in gymnastics since she was just four years old, and her hard work and dedication has paid off with this impressive victory.
Thomas is the first gymnast from the University of Florida to win the NCAA title, and her performance has been described as “flawless”. She scored a 9.975 on the balance beam and a 9.95 on the floor routine, earning her a total score of 39.825. Her victory was met with cheers from the crowd and her teammates, who were all very proud of her accomplishment.
Now that she has won the NCAA title, Thomas is setting her sights on the Paris Olympics. She is determined to make it to the Olympics and has already begun preparing for the competition. She is focusing on perfecting her routines and increasing her strength and flexibility. She is also working closely with her coaches to ensure that she is in peak physical condition for the event.
Thomas has already made history with her NCAA win, and she hopes to continue making history by competing in the Paris Olympics. She is an inspiration to young gymnasts everywhere, showing them that hard work and dedication can lead to success. With her determination and drive, Thomas is sure to make a strong showing in the Olympics and make her mark on the world of gymnastics.
