Simone Biles

Simone Biles (born March 14 1997 Columbus Ohio U.S.) American gymnast who was thought to be among the best athletes. The 2016 Olympics were held at Rio de Janeiro and Biles was one of the U.S.'s the first gymnast of female gender ever to earn 4 gold medals. Biles also took home the world championship for all-around 3 times in succession (2013-15). Biles was born in Spring Texas, in the Houston metropolitan area. Her sister Adria had been adopted by Ronald and Nellie Biles. Simone was introduced to the sport by her teacher at daycare Aimee Borman when she was just six years old. She stayed at Bannon's Gymnastix for eleven years. Biles took home a gold medal for floor exercise and a bronze in vault at the women's Junior Olympic National Championships in 2010. She then stepped into the top level of gymnastics in the year 2011. In just two short years, she had become the most successful athlete in her discipline. Biles distinguished herself by being constant, possessing an enthusiastic and lively personality, and also incorporating the most difficult of exercises to all her activities - vault uneven bar floor exercises.

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