30 Facts About Paul Juda

Paul Wojciech Juda is an American artistic gymnast.

Paul Juda is a member of the United States men's national artistic gymnastics team.

Paul Juda was a member of the bronze medal-winning team at the 2023 World Championships and the bronze medal-winning team at the 2024 Olympic Games.

Paul Juda was a two-time silver medalist at the 2021 Pan American Championships.

Paul Juda attended Stevenson High School in Lincolnshire, Illinois, before enrolling at the University of Michigan to pursue gymnastics.

Paul Juda earned a bachelor's degree in psychology in 2023 and later enrolled as a graduate student at Michigan's Rackham Graduate School studying real estate development.

Paul Juda competed at the 2016 Junior Olympic National Championships, where he won gold in the floor exercise and silver in parallel bars and horizontal bar.

Paul Juda competed at the 2018 Winter Cup in the junior division.

Paul Juda won gold on floor exercise and silver on still rings and parallel bars.

In February 2020, Paul Juda competed at the 2020 Winter Cup, where he won bronze on horizontal bars, tied for fifth on floor exercise, and eighth in all-around.

Paul Juda began competing for the Michigan Wolverines men's gymnastics team in 2020.

Paul Juda recorded a 15.000 on horizontal bar for his season high, the third-highest score in the NCAA.

Paul Juda captured eight individual event titles, including three on the horizontal bar, and earned CGA All-America honors on the horizontal bar after leading the nation with an average score of 14.083.

Paul Juda finished the season ranked No 6 in the NCAA in the all-around averaging a 79.750 score.

Paul Juda was ranked No 1 nationally on horizontal bar, No 1 in the Big Ten on parallel bars, and second in the league on floor exercise, still rings and pommel horse.

Paul Juda helped Michigan advance to the 2021 NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championship, where he won silver on the pommel horse and helped the team win bronze.

In March 2022, Paul Juda competed at the Cairo World Cup, where he won silver on the floor exercise and horizontal bar.

Paul Juda led the conference on parallel bars and horizontal bar.

Paul Juda won a title on horizontal bar, scoring a 14.500.

The horizontal bar win by Paul Juda was the 15th in program history and the first since Sam Mikulak in 2013.

Paul Juda was named Big Ten Gymnast of the Championships.

Paul Juda placed second on horizontal bar, fourth on parallel bars, and eighth on both floor exercise and still rings.

Paul Juda tied Mikulak's modern-era school record of six All-America honors.

Paul Juda placed third in the all-around behind Asher Hong and Khoi Young.

Paul Juda next competed at the Xfinity National Championships where he placed sixth in the all-around but won the national title on floor exercise.

At the World Championships Paul Juda helped the USA qualify to the team final in second place.

Paul Juda helped Michigan finish as runner-up in the team competition.

Paul Juda placed second on floor, third on pommel horse, fifth on horizontal bar, sixth on still rings and thirteenth on parallel bars.

Paul Juda competed in the lead-off spot for Team USA in five of the six events.

Paul Juda helped Michigan win their seventh NCAA men's gymnastics championships title.