Gymnast Stephen Nedoroscik Says Nailing Pommel Horse Routine Ahead of U.S. Bronze Medal Was the Greatest Moment of My Life

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Gymnast Stephen Nedoroscik Says Nailing Pommel Horse Routine Ahead of U.S. Bronze Medal Was the Greatest Moment of My Life


Stephen Nedoroscik had just one job heading into the men's gymnastics team final at the Paris Olympics on Monday, July 29: nail the pommel horse. Nail it he did. The 25-year-old's impressive display on the apparatus helped push him and his Team USA teammates Paul Juda, Fred Richard, Brody Malone and Asher Hong to a bronze model, the U.S. men's gymnastic team's first Olympic medal in 16 years. "It was just the greatest moment of my life, I think," the athlete told reporters in Paris, including PEOPLE, of acing his routine with a 14.
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