Olympic hopeful Skye Blakely suffered an apparent leg injury while training in Minneapolis, according to reports this week. However, her reaction has raised questions about her status on Team USA gymnastics.
Blakely, 19, was reportedly practicing her floor exercise when she “landed short on a drop pass,” according to The Washington Post.
Blakely needed help getting off the floor and would eventually need a wheelchair removed.
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USA Today added that Blakely was “sobbing” when the injury occurred. Additionally, USA Gymnastics official Chellsie Memmel also hugged Blakely's coaches.
While there has been no official word on Blakely's injury, initial reactions from her and those around her did not seem promising.
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Blakely has been one of the favorites to be part of this year's Olympic gymnastics team, which only takes five competitors to Paris.
While all eyes are on Simone Biles, Blakely finished second to the Olympic veteran at the US championships in June. She has also been part of the American teams that won gold at each of the last two world championships.
Despite his skill, Blakely has not been able to compete in the Olympic Games, having suffered an injury before the trials leading up to the Tokyo Games. It would be a brutal series of events for Blakely if he was unable to compete again for his place on the national team.
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Olympic trials are scheduled to begin on Friday and the final team will be chosen on Sunday.
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