USA Gymnastics Challenges Court Ruling on Jordan Chiles' Medal, Seeks Appeal Beyond CAS

USA Gymnastics faces challenges over Jordan Chiles' bronze medal in Paris due to a late appeal, as the Court of Arbitration for Sport deems the inquiry invalid, causing doubts about the gymnast retaining her medal. USA Gymnastics seeks appealing avenues, while the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee aims to help Chiles hold on to her medal amid the ongoing dispute with the Romanian Gymnastics Federation and Barbosu, as the court cited a four-second delay in the inquiry.

USA Gymnastics' Response to the Court's Decision

Confronted with the Court of Arbitration for Sport's ruling, USA Gymnastics has expressed dissatisfaction and determination to pursue various avenues for appeal. The organization's commitment to addressing the matter reflects the significance of the issue at hand.

The U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee's Support for Chiles

The U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee's involvement in the situation underscores the broader support for athlete Jordan Chiles, demonstrating a united front in advocating for her rights amid the ongoing dispute over the bronze medal.