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Claire Pease is a world champion at 17. Claire Pease won the women's floor exercise gold medal at the 2026 World Gymnastics Championships in Rotterdam on Sunday, October 25, scoring 13.866 as the eighth and final gymnast in the final on the last day of the championships. Teammate Reese Esponda took silver with 13.566, giving the United States a 1-2 finish. Both Pease and Esponda are 17 and were competing at their first World Championships. Maiana Prat of France took bronze with 13.466. Pease is the youngest American to win an individual world title since Morgan Hurd in 2017, and the first American to win individual gold in her first Worlds since Hurd. She leaves Rotterdam with three medals: floor gold, team silver and vault silver.
Claire Pease is a world champion at 17. Claire Pease won the women's floor exercise gold medal at the 2026 World Gymnastics Championships in Rotterdam on Sunday, October 25, scoring 13.866 as the eighth and final gymnast in the final on the last day of the championships. Teammate Reese Esponda took silver with 13.566, giving the United States a 1-2 finish. Both Pease and Esponda are 17 and were competing at their first World Championships. Maiana Prat of France took bronze with 13.466. Pease is the youngest American to win an individual world title since Morgan Hurd in 2017, and the first American to win individual gold in her first Worlds since Hurd. She leaves Rotterdam with three medals: floor gold, team silver and vault silver. "I really controlled my power and settled into the podium landings," Pease said. It was the third straight day an American won a world title, after Skye Blakely took the all-around on Friday and Frederick Richard won men's floor on Saturday. Three different Americans won individual gold at one World Championships for the first time in 15 years, and the United States finished with the most total medals (eight) and tied for the most golds (three). A year ago Pease placed 10th in the all-around at the U.S. Championships. Today she is a world champion. For more interesting posts like this, follow @viralsanctuarysports. Photo: SpiritedMichelle / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 (2026 American Cup file photo) #ClairePease #Gymnastics #WorldChampionships #TeamUSA #VSSports

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