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Amanda Borden
She was the 1995 USA Gymnastics Sportswoman of the Year; She won an Olympic Gold Medal in 1996
Borden's career was marked by her exceptional form and technique, which set her apart from many of her peers. In addition to her Olympic success, she was a key contributor to the U.S. team's performance at the World Championships, where she earned a team medal. Her consistency and dedication to the sport were further demonstrated at the 1995 Pan American Games, where she won multiple medals, showcasing her versatility and skill across various events.
After retiring from competitive gymnastics, Borden transitioned into a successful career as a coach and gym owner. She founded Gold Medal Gymnastics in Arizona, where she continues to inspire and train the next generation of gymnasts. Her commitment to the sport has extended beyond her own achievements, as she remains an influential figure in the gymnastics community, sharing her knowledge and passion with young athletes.
Borden's legacy in gymnastics is not only defined by her Olympic triumph but also by her contributions to the sport as a mentor and role model. Her leadership, both on and off the mat, has left a lasting impact on American gymnastics, and she continues to be celebrated for her contributions to the sport.
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