28 Facts About Alyssa Baumann

Alyssa Lyn Baumann was born on May 17,1998 and is a retired American artistic gymnast, and has competed for the United States at international events as well as for University of Florida team.

Alyssa Baumann was a member of the 2014 World Championship team that won gold.

Alyssa Baumann placed first in the team competition and second on the balance beam.

Alyssa Baumann tied for second on balance beam with Simone Biles, placed fourth on floor, and ninth on bars.

Alyssa Baumann was named to the United States' national team and was chosen to compete as a member of the 2014 Pan American Championships team, but she withdrew from the event due to a hyperextended elbow injury.

Alyssa Baumann was selected to compete at the 2014 World Championships in Nanning, China, where she contributed toward the team gold medal on balance beam, her only event during the Team Final, and scored a 14.500.

Alyssa Baumann competed at the Secret US Classic and finished 6th in the all-around with a score of 56.950, behind Simone Biles, Gabby Douglas, Maggie Nichols, Bailie Key, and Aly Raisman, and ahead of Mykayla Skinner.

Alyssa Baumann started on beam where she fell on her switch ring leap, scoring a 13.750 and finishing 10th on the event, 0.1 behind WOGA teammate Madison Kocian.

Alyssa Baumann scored a 14.150 on floor, finishing 6th and a 14.500 on vault following a low, under-rotated double-twisting Yurchenko.

Alyssa Baumann finished on uneven bars and scored a 14.500, finishing 6th on the event.

On Night 1, Alyssa Baumann started on beam with a highly difficult routine, which included a stuck standing Arabian and an Onodi connected to a wolf jump; she scored a 15.150, the highest beam score of that night.

Alyssa Baumann under-rotated her double-twisting Yurchenko and scored a 14.300.

Alyssa Baumann stumbled out of her double turn with her leg at horizontal and missed a connection.

Alyssa Baumann scored a low 13.700 with a 5.7 start value.

Alyssa Baumann ended her night on beam where she performed well, despite a wobble on her Onodi wolf jump connection.

Alyssa Baumann scored a 15.050 and had a 2-night total of 30.200, placing 2nd on the event behind Biles and ahead of Kyla Ross.

Alyssa Baumann was named to the Senior National Team and received an invitation to the 2015 Worlds Selection Camp in September.

Alyssa Baumann went into the 2016 season as a third-year senior.

Alyssa Baumann scored a 14.750 on vault, a 13.150 on uneven bars, a 15.350 on balance beam, and a 14.750 on floor exercise.

Alyssa Baumann's total score was a 58.000, putting her in third place behind Alexandra Raisman and Rachel Gowey.

Later that summer Alyssa Baumann had another surgery, this time on her wrist, and spent the remainder of 2016 in rehabilitation.

Alyssa Baumann started competing for the University of Florida's gymnastics team in the 2018 season.

Alyssa Baumann was the SEC Conference balance beam champion, while Florida finished third.

At the NCAA Championships, Florida finished third, and individually Alyssa Baumann won bronze on the floor exercise behind Katelyn Ohashi and Maggie Nichols.

Alyssa Baumann missed Florida's opening match against Missouri after she fell while training uneven bars.

Alyssa Baumann was taken to a hospital for a precautionary evaluation.

Alyssa Baumann was born on May 17,1998, in Dallas, Texas, to parents, Greg and Jarol Alyssa Baumann.

Alyssa Baumann is a senior at the University of Florida, where she is a member of their gymnastics team.