18 Facts About Mattie Larson

Mattie Larson was born on May 20,1992 and is an American former artistic gymnast.

Mattie Larson competed at the senior elite level from 2008 to 2010.

Mattie Larson was supposed to compete at her first US National Championships, but an injury forced her out of the competition.

Mattie Larson finished second all-around and first on vault at the WOGA Classic.

Mattie Larson then finished third all-around at the US Classic, qualifying to the National Championships.

Mattie Larson performed well enough to make the national team.

Mattie Larson then competed at the Junior Pan American Championships, her first international assignment, where she won gold in the all-around and on floor.

Mattie Larson finished second on beam and first on floor at the WOGA Classic.

Mattie Larson was named to the Grand Prix Team in Italy but was unable to compete due to a foot injury.

Mattie Larson had a leg injury and ultimately did not make the team.

Mattie Larson opened her 2009 season at the Gymnix World Cup and earned gold medals on beam and floor.

Mattie Larson was selected as part of the European Tour.

Mattie Larson did not compete all-around but helped the team win against Germany and France.

Mattie Larson suffered a double-ankle sprain shortly before the 2009 US National Championships.

Mattie Larson came back in 2010 to win the all-around title at the CoverGirl Classic in July.

Mattie Larson was chosen to be a member of the US team for the World Championships in Rotterdam.

In 2009, Mattie Larson signed her letter of intent to UCLA.

Mattie Larson competed for the UCLA Bruins from 2012 through 2014 before retiring from gymnastics.