U.S. Olympic Team Roster: Who's qualified for Team USA at the 2024 Paris Olympics?

With the 2024 Paris Games approaching, Olympic qualifying is in full swing. The qualification timeline and process is different for every sport, but some athletes have already earned their spots on the U.S. Olympic team. Many more will be named to the team in the months ahead as Olympic Trials and the end of qualification periods approach.

Below is a list of athletes that have already qualified to represent the U.S. in Paris, along with some background information on how other athletes can still qualify in the months ahead.

Archery

The U.S. has earned quota spots for three women and one man, with the final chance to earn quota spots coming up at a qualification tournament in June. As far as team events, the U.S. is currently eligible to compete in the women's event and the mixed team event. To determine which athletes make the Olympic roster, USA Archery holds Olympic Trials, which involve multiple stages and are still ongoing.

Artistic Swimming

The U.S. has qualified an artistic swimming team for the first time since 2008. Due to a recent rule change, men are now eligible for spots on the team for the first time ever, but no athletes have officially been named to the Olympic roster yet. The U.S. also qualified for the women's duet event.

Badminton

The qualification period for badminton concludes on April 28. At that point, athletes will begin officially qualifying for the Paris Olympics based on the final ranking list.

Basketball

The U.S. has qualified men's and women's basketball teams based on its results at the most recent World Cups. The men's roster, a star-studded cast featuring four previous NBA MVP winners, was announced on April 17. The women's roster will be announced at a later date.

Men
Bam Adebayo, F/C (Miami Heat)
Devin Booker, G (Phoenix Suns)
Stephen Curry, G (Golden State Warriors)
Anthony Davis, F/C (Los Angeles Lakers)
Kevin Durant, F (Phoenix Suns)
Anthony Edwards, G (Minnesota Timberwolves)
Joel Embiid, C (Philadelphia 76ers)
Tyrese Haliburton, G (Indiana Pacers)
Jrue Holiday, G (Boston Celtics)
LeBron James, F (Los Angeles Lakers)
Kawhi Leonard, F (Los Angeles Clippers)
Jayson Tatum, F (Boston Celtics)

Basketball 3x3

The U.S. has qualified men's and women's 3x3 teams thanks to its place in the world rankings. The men's roster, headlined by former BYU standout Jimmer Fredette, was announced in March and features the same group of players that won silver at the 2023 FIBA World Cup. The women's roster has not yet been announced but could potentially include some WNBA players who miss out on making the 5-on-5 roster.

Men
Canyon Barry
Jimmer Fredette
Kareem Maddox
Dylan Travis

Beach Volleyball

The main qualification period for beach volleyball ends on June 10. Most Olympic spots will be awarded at that time, with the caveat that each country can qualify a maximum of two pairs of players. However, two U.S. women's pairings have already mathematically clinched their spots for Paris. The U.S. is currently in position to get two men's pairings as well, but none have officially secured qualification yet.

Women
Taryn Kloth/Kristen Nuss
Kelly Cheng/Sara Hughes

Boxing

Several U.S. boxers have already qualified through either the 2023 Pan American Games or the first Olympic qualifying tournament. For all non-qualified weight classes, the members of the 2024 USA Boxing Elite High Performance Team have the opportunity to participate in one more Olympic qualifying tournament (May 23-June 3) where they can earn a quota spot for the U.S.

Men
Featherweight: Jahmal Harvey
Welterweight: Omari Jones
Super Heavyweight: Joshua Edwards

Women
Flyweight: Jennifer Lozano
Lightweight: Jajaira Gonzalez
Welterweight: Morelle McCane

Breaking

For the Olympic debut of breaking, each country can qualify up to four athletes (two men, two women). So far, two U.S. athletes (one man, one woman) have secured their Olympic places, but two more spots are still available for American breakers. The last chance to earn a quota spot will be at the Olympic Qualifier Series taking place in May and June.

Men
Victor Montalvo

Women
Sunny Choi

Canoeing

Qualification is currently ongoing for canoeing. Each country is limited to one boat per event, and a series of Olympic Trials will determine which athletes fill the quota spots earned by the U.S. Just two athletes have officially qualified for the U.S. Olympic canoeing team thus far, but more will join them as qualification events and Olympic Trials continue.

Women's Canoe Slalom
Evy Leibfarth

Women's Canoe Sprint
Nevin Harrison

Cycling

The qualification period for road cycling has ended, and the U.S. can bring a team of three men and two women to Paris. Chloe Dygert has provisionally earned a spot thanks to her 2023 world title in the women's time trial. The U.S. has also earned several quota spots in track cycling, but no athletes have been named to the Olympic team yet. Meanwhile, qualification for mountain biking, BMX racing and BMX freestyle is still ongoing, and the U.S. has already started securing quota spots in some of those disciplines.

Diving

The U.S. will have at least one diver in every Olympic event with the exception of men's synchronized platform. In total, the U.S. has currently qualified six out of a possible eight quota spots in the individual events, in addition to qualifying a team for three of the four synchronized events. The athletes filling those quota spots will be determined at U.S. Olympic Diving Trials taking place June 16-23 in Knoxville, Tennessee.

Equestrian

The U.S. successfully qualified for all three team events (dressage, jumping, eventing), and as a result, will also have three entries in each of the individual competitions. The Olympic roster will be named later this year.

Fencing

The U.S. qualified for five of the six team events, only missing out on men's epee. As a result, the U.S. will also have three fencers in each of the individual events for those five disciplines.

Men's Foil
Nick Itkin
Alexander Massialas
Gerek Meinhardt

Men's Sabre
Eli Dershwitz
Colin Heathcock
Mitchell Saron

Women's Epee
Anne Cebula
Margherita Guzzi Vincenti
Hadley Husisian

Women's Foil
Jackie Dubrovich
Lee Kiefer
Lauren Scruggs

Women's Sabre
Tatiana Nazlymov
Magda Skarbonkiewicz
Elizabeth Tartakovsky

Field Hockey

After missing the tournament in Tokyo, the U.S. women's field hockey team will return to the Olympics for the first time since 2016. The Olympic roster is expected to be named in mid-June The U.S. men did not qualify for Paris.

Golf

The qualification period for golf ends on June 17 for men and June 24 for women. Players will automatically qualify based on the International Golf Federation's world ranking list at that time. The U.S. could send the maximum of four men and four women to Paris, provided that all those players are ranked in the top 15 at the end of the qualification period. Current world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler was the first American to mathematically secure a spot in Paris.

Men
Scottie Scheffler

Gymnastics

The U.S. has qualified full teams for both the men and women thanks its performances at the last two world championships. That means that five men and five women will ultimately be named to the Olympic team. As part of the selection process, Olympic Trials will be held June 27-30 in Minneapolis. Only the top-ranked athlete in the all-round competitions for both men and women will earn an automatic spot on the Olympic team, however; the rest of the team will be decided by discretionary selection.

Handball

The U.S. did not qualify a men's or women's handball team for Paris 2024. The last time Team USA competed in an Olympic handball tournament was during the 1996 Atlanta Games.

Judo

The two-year qualification period for judo will end on June 23. At that point, quota spots will be allocated based on the world ranking list.

Modern Pentathlon

The qualifying period will end on June 17 after the conclusion of the 2024 World Championships. So far, one U.S. athlete has qualified via the 2023 Pan American Games.

Women
Jess Davis

Rhythmic Gymnastics

The U.S. will only have one rhythmic gymnast competing in Paris, with Evita Griskenas earning her spot at the 2023 Pan American Games. She'll compete in the individual all-around, but the U.S. was unable to qualify for the group event.

Individual
Evita Griskenas

Rowing

The U.S. has currently qualified eight boats for Paris but can add to that total at the final Olympic qualifier taking place in May. For some of the boats, a selection camp was held in March to determine who would fill them in Paris. For other boats, Olympic Trials were held in April to determine which rowers would fill them. In the case of the women's four and women's eight, a group of 13 rowers were named to the Olympic team, but it has not yet been decided who will be in which boat.

Men's Pair
William Bender
Oliver Bub

Men’s Four
Justin Best
Liam Corrigan
Michael Grady
Nick Mead

Women's Single Sculls
Kara Kohler

Women's Pair
Azja Czajkowski
Jessica Thoennes

Women’s Double Sculls
Sophia Vitas
Kristi Wagner

Women’s Lightweight Double Sculls
Molly Reckford
Michelle Sechser

Women’s Four or Eight
Charlotte Buck
Molly Bruggeman
Nina Castagna
Olivia Coffey
Claire Collins
Margaret Hedeman
Emily Kallfelz
Kaitlin Knifton
Mary Mazzio-Manson
Meghan Musnicki
Kelsey Reelick
Regina Salmons
Madeleine Wanamaker

Rugby

The U.S. has qualified men's and women's rugby teams for the Paris Olympics, but rosters have yet to be announced.

Sailing

The U.S. has qualified a boat for seven of the 10 events. April's Last Chance Regatta will be the final opportunity for countries to qualify boats for the Olympics. Of the seven qualified boats, only the mixed multihull crew has yet to be named. For the other three boats, athletes have already been selected to compete at the Last Chance Regatta and will be named to the Olympic team if they successfully qualify.

Men's Skiff
Ian Barrows
Hans Henken

Women's Dinghy
Erika Reineke

Women's Skiff
Stephanie Roble
Maggie Shea

Women's Windsurfing
Dominique Stater

Women's Kite
Daniela Moroz

Men's Pair
Lara Dallman-Weiss
Stu McNay

Shooting

Qualifying is still ongoing, but the U.S. has already earned at least one quota spot in 11 of the 12 individual events (all except men's air pistol). Each country can earn up to two quota spots in each event. To determine which athletes fill the quota spots, the U.S. held Olympic Trials that took place over multiple stages.

Men's Rapid Fire Pistol
Keith Sanderson

Men's Air Rifle
Ivan Roe

Men's Smallbore Rifle
Ivan Roe

Men's Skeet
Vincent Hancock
Conner Prince

Men's Trap
Will Hinton
Derrick Mein

Women's Air Pistol
Katelyn Abeln
Lexi Lagan

Women's Sport Pistol
Katelyn Abeln

Women's Air Rifle
Sagen Maddalena
Mary Tucker

Women's Smallbore Rifle
Sagen Maddalena
Mary Tucker

Women's Skeet
Austen Smith
Dania Vizzi

Women's Trap
Ryann Phillips
Rachel Tozier

Skateboarding

The two-year qualification period for skateboarding ends on June 23. At that point, athletes will directly qualify for Paris based on the final world rankings. The U.S. can qualify a maximum of three skaters in each event (men's street, women's street, men's park, women's park).

Soccer

By reaching the final of the CONCACAF U20 Championship back in July 2022, the U.S. men successfully qualified for the Olympics for the first time since 2008. The U.S. women, meanwhile, qualified for the Paris Games after winning the CONCACAF W Championship in July 2022. Rosters will be announced later this year, but there have been hints about several players who are likely to play for the men's team.

Sport Climbing

Qualifying is ongoing. So far six Americans have earned spots on the Olympic team via their results at either last year's World Championships or Pan American Games. Two Olympic qualifying events — one in May, one in June — remain for additional athletes to clinch spots in Paris.

Men's Speed
Sam Watson

Men's Bouldering & Lead Combined
Colin Duffy
Jesse Grupper

Women's Speed
Emma Hunt
Piper Kelly

Women's Bouldering & Lead Combined
Natalia Grossman

Surfing

Qualification wrapped up with the 2024 ISA World Surfing Games in March. In total, the U.S. qualified five surfers (three women, two men), giving it the second-biggest delegation behind Brazil (6).

Men
Griffin Colapinto
John John Florence

Women
Caroline Marks
Carissa Moore
Caity Simmers

Swimming

For pool swimming, the team of athletes that will represent the U.S. will be decided at the 2024 U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials held June 15-23 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Every individual event contested at the Olympic Games will also take place at Trials. Olympic spots will go to the athletes that finish first and second in each event. Swimmers can also qualify as relay team members by finishing third through sixth in the 100m and 200m freestyle events. For open water swimming, three athletes have directly qualified for the Olympics based on their results at the 2023 or 2024 World Championships.

Open Water Swimming

Men's 10km
Ivan Puskovitch

Women's 10km
Katie Grimes
Mariah Denigan

Table Tennis

By winning the 2023 Pan American Games, the U.S. women secured a spot at the Paris Games in the team event. That allows the U.S. to bring a full team of three women to Paris, although only two will be allowed to compete in the singles tournament. Lily Zhang was able to automatically qualify for the U.S. team, while the other two spots were decided at Olympic Trials. No men have earned spots in at the Paris Games, although an opportunity remains for singles players to qualify through a Pan American tournament in May.

Women
Lily Zhang
Amy Wang
Rachel Sung

Taekwondo

The U.S. Olympic taekwondo team will consist of four athletes. One athlete, CJ Nickolas, was able to qualify via the world rankings at the end of the qualification period in December 2023; the other three qualified via a Pan American tournament in April.

Men
80kg: CJ Nickolas
80+kg: Jonathan Healy

Women
57kg: Faith Dillon
67kg: Kristina Teachout

Tennis

The qualifying period for tennis ends on June 10. At that time, the ATP (for men) and WTA (for women) ranking lists will be used to determine Olympic qualifiers. Each country can have a maximum of 12 players (six men, six women) competing in Paris. Countries will be limited to no more than four players in men's and women's singles. In March, Coco Gauff became the first American to mathematically clinch an Olympic spot.

Women
Coco Gauff

Track & Field

The majority of the Olympic team will be decided at the U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials taking place June 21-30 in Eugene, Oregon. The top three finishers in each event at Trials make the Olympic roster, provided they have met the Olympic qualifying standard. Additional athletes, based on results from Trials, can also be added to the relay pools. A separate trial was held in February 2024 to determine which marathoners will represent the U.S. in Paris.

Marathons & Race Walks

Men's Marathon
Conner Mantz
Clayton Young

Women's Marathon
Fiona O'Keeffe
Emily Sisson
Dakotah Lindwurm

Trampoline

The U.S. will have two athletes (one man, one woman) competing in trampoline at the Paris Games. The team will be announced in June after the conclusion of the USA Gymnastics Championships.

Triathlon

The U.S. has already secured four quota spots (two for men, two for women) as part of the mixed relay qualification but is positioned to get an additional women's spot when the qualification period for individual quota spots ends in May. Each country can have a maximum of three quota spots per gender. Two athletes secured their spots on the U.S. triathlon team thanks to their results at the Olympic Test Event last year in Paris.

Men
Morgan Pearson

Women
Taylor Knibb

Volleyball

After winning its Olympic qualification tournaments last year, the U.S. will have men's and women's volleyball teams at the Paris Games. Rosters will be announced at a later date.

Water Polo

The U.S. has qualified men's and women's teams for Paris after winning gold in both divisions at the 2023 Pan American Games. Rosters have not yet been announced.

Weightlifting

With the qualifying period for weightlifting concluded, nominations are currently being sorted out. Although there are five different weight classes per gender, each country can only have three lifters per gender on their Olympic team. (There is also a limit of one athlete per weight class from each nation.) This makes the qualification process less straightforward, but here's what we know:

Hampton Morris (second at 61kg) is the lone man to finish in Olympic qualifying position for the U.S., but more athletes could still receive spots as continental representation places are sorted out and other spots are potentially reallocated.
Four women finished in Olympic qualifying position, but Jourdan Delacruz (fourth at 49kg), Olivia Reeves (second at 71kg) and Mary Theisen-Lappen (fifth at 81+kg) have the edge based on their rankings within their respective weight classes.

Wrestling

The U.S. has earned quota spots in all six women's freestyle weight classes, but has only qualified four of six spots in men's freestyle and three of six spots in Greco-Roman. Olympic Trials were held April 19-20 at Penn State University to determine which athletes will fill those quota spots in Paris. Wrestlers who won at Trials in non-qualified weight classes will have one final opportunity to earn a quota spot at an Olympic Qualifying Tournament held in Istanbul in May.

Men's Freestyle
74kg: Kyle Dake
86kg: Aaron Brooks
97kg: Kyle Snyder
125kg: Mason Parris

Women's Freestyle
50kg: Sarah Hildebrandt
53kg: Dominique Parrish
57kg: Helen Maroulis
62kg: Kayla Miracle
68kg: Amit Elor
76kg: Kennedy Blades

Greco-Roman
87kg: Payton Jacobson
97kg: Joe Rau
130kg: Adam Coon