Overview
- Rivera rallied from fourth after a fall on uneven bars to win the two-day all-around title on Sunday with a total of 111.950, finishing 1.15 points ahead of Claire Pease.
- By placing first and second, Rivera and Pease automatically earned spots at the World Championships selection camp set for Sept. 29–Oct. 1 in Crossville, where the five-woman U.S. team for Rotterdam will be chosen.
- Rivera also defended the balance beam title while Claire Pease won the uneven bars, Reese Esponda claimed the floor title, and Jade Carey won vault.
- Skye Blakely, an early co-leader, suffered multiple falls on Sunday and dropped to seventh, highlighting how single errors reshaped the final standings.
- Rivera’s repeat underscores a generational shift: several veteran stars remain on extended breaks, and the Rotterdam Worlds in October will be the first team world championships since Paris and an early chance to affect qualification for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.