Skye Blakely won the women’s all-around title at the 2026 World Championships in Rotterdam, leading the United States to silver in the team final. China took team gold, while Kaylia Némour of Algeria won the uneven bars and balance beam titles; U.S. gymnast Claire Pease captured the floor title.

By the Numbers
  • All-around: Blakely scored 55.733, 0.534 points ahead of runner-up Lyudmila Roshchina.
  • Team final: China won with 165.764; the U.S. finished second at 165.531, a 0.233-point margin.
  • Event finals: Némour won bars with 15.333 and beam with 14.566; Pease won floor with 13.866.
Yes, But

The U.S. took the individual all-around crown and two floor-final medals, but narrowly missed team gold. Némour, who placed fourth in the all-around, emerged as the standout specialist with two event titles.

Bottom Line

Blakely led a strong U.S. showing, but China’s narrow team victory and Némour’s event-final sweep underscored how widely the championships’ top honors were shared.