Who's on Team USA? A List of the Athletes Qualified for the 2024 Paris Olympics

With summer just around the corner, Olympic fans are gearing up to see their favorite athletes compete in Paris at the 2024 Summer Games, starting July 26. Before the torch is lit at the Opening Ceremony, get to know which athletes have qualified for the Games so far.

The U.S. Olympic Team roster includes over 500 athletes qualified to represent their home country in Paris this summer, according to NBC Sports. It will be one of the biggest representations of Team USA to date, and doesn't even include the list of alternates.

Team USA has announced which athletes have already been awarded their qualification. 

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Let’s take a look at the list of athletes who qualified in their respective sport:

Archery

Brady Ellison
Casey Kaufhold
Catalina Gnoriega
Jennifer Mucino-Fernandez

Artistic Swimming

Anita Alvarez (Team)
Jaime Czarkowski (Duet, Team)
Megumi Field (Duet, Team)
Keana Hunter (Team)
Audrey Kwon (Team)
Jacklyn Luu (Team)
Daniella Ramirez (Team)
Ruby Remati (Team)

Badminton

Jennie Gai (mixed doubles)
Annie Xu (women’s doubles)
Kerry Xu (women’s doubles)
Beiwen Zhang (singles)
Vinson Chiu (men’s doubles, mixed doubles)
Joshua Yuan (men’s doubles)

Men's Basketball (5x5)

Lebron James and Kevin Durant during the Men's Basketball gold medal game on Day 16 of the London 2012 Olympics Games at North Greenwich Arena on August 12, 2012 in London, England. Photo: Streeter Lecka/Getty Images

LeBron James
Stephen Curry
Kevin Durant
Joel Embiid
Jayson Tatum
Devin Booker
Kawhi Leonard
Anthony Davis
Bam Adebayo
Anthony Edwards
Tyrese Haliburton
Jrue Holiday

Men's Basketball (3x3)

Jimmer Fredette
Kareem Maddox
Dylan Travis
Canyon Barry

Women's Basketball (3x3)

Cierra Burdick (3x3)
Dearica Hamby (3x3, replaces injured Cameron Brink)
Rhyne Howard (3x3)
Hailey Van Lith (3x3)

Women's Basketball

Napheesa Collier (Minnesota Lynx)
Kahleah Copper (Phoenix Mercury)
Chelsea Gray (Las Vegas Aces)
Brittney Griner (Phoenix Mercury)
Sabrina Ionescu (New York Liberty)
Jewell Loyd (Seattle Storm)
Kelsey Plum (Las Vegas Aces)
Breanna Stewart (New York Liberty)
Diana Taurasi (Phoenix Mercury)
Alyssa Thomas (Connecticut Sun)
A’ja Wilson (Las Vegas Aces)
Jackie Young (Las Vegas Aces)

Beach Volleyball

Kelly Cheng
Sara Hughes
Taryn Kloth
Kristen Nuss
Andy Benesh
Miles Partain

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Boxing

Jajaira Gonzalez (60kg)
Jennifer Lozano (50kg)
Morelle McCane (66kg)
Joshua Edwards (+92kg)
Jahmal Harvey (57kg)
Omari Jones (71kg)

Breaking

Jeffrey Jeffro Louis is shown at the Break Free Hip-Hop School Tuesday, Dec. 19, 2023, in Houston. A native Houstonian, he is one of the best break dancers in the world and is vying to represent Team USA at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris when breakdancing makes its Olympic debut. Photo: Melissa Phillip/Houston Chronicle via Getty Images

Sunny Choi
Logan Edra
Jeffrey Louis
Victor Montalvo

Canoe/Kayak

Nevin Harrison (canoe sprint)
Evy Leibfarth (canoe slalom, kayak slalom, kayak cross)
Casey Eichfeld (canoe slalom)
Jonas Ecker (kayak sprint)
Aaron Small (kayak sprint)

Cycling

Haley Batten (mountain)
Savilia Blunk (mountain)
Olivia Cummins (track)
Chloé Dygert (road, track)
Kristen Faulkner (track)
Taylor Knibb (road) — also qualified in triathlon
Jennifer Valente (track)
Daleny Vaughn (BMX racing)
Lily Williams (track)
Alise Willoughby (BMX racing)
Riley Amos (mountain)
Christopher Blevins (mountain)
Grant Koontz (track)
Brandon McNulty (road)
Cameron Wood (BMX racing)

Diving

Sarah Bacon
Kassidy Cook
Alison Gibson
Jessica Parratto
Delaney Schnell
Andrew Capobianco
Tyler Downs
Greg Duncan
Carson Tyler

Equestrian

Laura Kraut (jumping)
Adrienne Lyle (dressage)
Caroline Pamukcu (eventing)
Will Coleman (eventing)
Kent Farrington (jumping)
Boyd Martin (eventing)
Marcus Orlob (dressage)
Steffen Peters (dressage)
McLain Ward (jumping)

Fencing

Anne Cebula (epee)
Maia Chamberlain (sabre, team event only)
Jackie Dubrovich (foil)
Margherita Guzzi Vincenti (epee)
Kat Holmes (epee, team event only)
Hadley Husisian (epee)
Lee Kiefer (foil)
Lauren Scruggs (foil)
Tatiana Nazlymov (sabre)
Magda Skarbonkiewicz (sabre)
Elizabeth Tartakovsky (sabre)
Maia Weintraub (foil, team event only)
Miles Chamley-Watson (foil, team event only)
Eli Dershwitz (sabre)
Filip Dolegiewicz (sabre, team event only)
Colin Heathcock (sabre)
Nick Itkin (foil)
Alexander Massialas (foil)
Gerek Meinhardt (foil)
Mitchell Saron (sabre)

Field Hockey

Kelsey Bing
Leah Crouse
Brooke DeBerdine
Emma DeBerdine
Phia Gladieux
Amanda Golini
Ally Hammel
Ashley Hoffman
Karlie Kisha
Kelee Lepage
Ashley Sessa
Meredith Sholder
Abby Tamer
Megan Valzonis
Beth Yeager
Maddie Zimmer

Golf

Nelly Korda
Lilia Vu
Rose Zhang
Wyndham Clark
Collin Morikawa
Xander Schauffele
Scottie Scheffler

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Gymnastics

USA's Simone Biles competes in the artistic gymnastics women's balance beam final of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at Ariake Gymnastics Centre in Tokyo on August 3, 2021. Photo: LIONEL BONAVENTURE/AFP via Getty Images

Simone Biles (artistic)
Jade Carey (artistic)
Jordan Chiles (artistic)
Evita Griskenas (rhythmic)
Suni Lee (artistic)
Hezly Rivera (artistic)
Jessica Stevens (trampoline)
Asher Hong (artistic)
Paul Juda (artistic)
Brody Malone (artistic)
Stephen Nedoroscik (artistic)
Frederick Richard (artistic)
Alexi Shostak (trampoline)

Judo

Angelica Delgado (52kg)
Maria Laborde (48kg)
John Jayne (90kg)
Jack Yonezuka (73kg)

Modern Pentathlon

Jess Savner

Rowing

Charlotte Buck (four or eight)
Molly Bruggeman (four or eight)
Nina Castagna (eight coxswain)
Olivia Coffey (four or eight)
Teal Cohen (quadruple sculls)
Claire Collins (four or eight)
Azja Czajkowski (pair)
Emily Delleman (quadruple sculls)
Margaret Hedeman (four or eight)
Grace Joyce (quadruple sculls)
Emily Kallfelz (four or eight)
Kaitlin Knifton (four or eight)
Kara Kohler (single sculls)
Mary Mazzio-Manson (four or eight)
Meghan Musnicki (four or eight)
Lauren O’Connor (quadruple sculls)
Molly Reckford (lightweight double sculls)
Kelsey Reelick (four or eight)
Regina Salmons (four or eight)
Michelle Sechser (lightweight double sculls)
Jessica Thoennes (pair)
Sophia Vitas (double sculls)
Kristi Wagner (double sculls)
Madeleine Wanamaker (four or eight)
William Bender (pair)
Justin Best (four)
Oliver Bub (pair)
Chris Carlson (eight)
Peter Chatain (eight)
Liam Corrigan (four)
Ben Davison (double sculls)
Clark Dean (eight)
Michael Grady (four)
Henry Hollingsworth (eight)
Sorin Koszyk (double sculls)
Nick Mead (four)
Rielly Milne (eight)
Evan Olson (eight)
Jacob Plihal (single sculls)
Pieter Quinton (eight)
Nick Rusher (eight)
Christian Tabash (eight)

Women's Rugby

Kayla Canett
Lauren Doyle
Alev Kelter
Kristi Kishe
Sarah Levy
Ilona Maher
Alena Olsen
Ariana Ramsey
Steph Rovetti
Spiff Sedrick
Sammy Sullivan
Naya Tapper

Men's Rugby

Perry Baker
Orrin Bizer
Aaron Cummings
Malacchi Esdale
Naima Fuala’au
Madison Hughes
Lucas Lacamp
Matai Leuta
Stephen Tomasin
Marcus Tupuola
Maka Unufe
Kevon Williams

Sailing

Lara Dallman-Weiss (mixed dinghy)
Daniela Moroz (formula kite)
Sarah Newberry Moore (mixed multihull)
Erika Reineke (dinghy)
Stephanie Roble (49erFX)
Maggie Shea (49erFX)
Dominique Stater (windsurfing)
Ian Barrows (49er)
Markus Edegran (formula kite)
Hans Henken (49er)
David Liebenberg (mixed multihull)
Noah Lyons (windsurfing)
Stu McNay (mixed dinghy)

Shooting

Katelyn Abeln (air pistol, sport pistol)
Ada Khorkin (sport pistol)
Lexi Lagan (air pistol)
Sagen Maddalena (air rifle, smallbore rifle)
Ryann Phillips (trap)
Austen Smith (skeet)
Rachel Tozier (trap)
Mary Tucker (air rifle, smallbore rifle)
Dania Vizzi (skeet)
Vincent Hancock (skeet)
Will Hinton (trap)
Henry Leverett (rapid fire pistol)
Derrick Mein (trap)
Conner Prince (skeet)
Ivan Roe (air rifle, smallbore rifle)
Keith Sanderson (rapid fire pistol)

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Skateboarding

Mariah Duran (street)
Paige Heyn (street)
Ruby Lilley (park)
Poe Pinson (street)
Minna Stess (park)
Bryce Wettstein (park)
Gavin Bottger (park)
Tate Carew (park)
Jagger Eaton (street)
Nyjah Huston (street)
Chris Joslin (street)
Tom Schaar (park)

Women's Soccer

Korbin Albert
Sam Coffey
Tierna Davidson
Crystal Dunn
Emily Fox
Naomi Girma
Lindsey Horan
Casey Krueger
Rose Lavelle
Catarina Macario
Casey Murphy
Alyssa Naeher
Jenna Nighswonger
Trinity Rodman
Jaedyn Shaw
Sophia Smith
Emily Sonnett
Mallory Swanson

Men's Soccer

Gianluca Busio
Benjamin Cremaschi
Maximilian Dietz
Nathan Harriel
Jack McGlynn
Duncan McGuire
Djordje Mihailovic
Kevin Paredes
Miles Robinson
Patrick Schulte
Gabriel Slonina
Tanner Tessman
John Tolkin
Caleb Wiley
Griffin Yow
Walker Zimmerman

Sport Climbing

Colin Duffy (combined)
Natalia Grossman (combined)
Emma Hunt (speed)
Piper Kelly (speed)
Samuel Watson (speed)
Jesse Grupper (combined)

Surfing

Chloe Calmon of Brazil competes on the Final of Surf longboard modality during the Day 10 of the Pan American Games on October 30, 2023 in Santiago, Chile. Photo: Heuler Andrey/Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images

Griffin Colapinto
John John Florence
Caroline Marks
Carissa Moore
Caity Simmers

Swimming

Phoebe Bacon
Katharine Berkoff
Erika Connolly
Mariah Denigan (open water)
Kate Douglass
Erin Gemmell
Katie Grimes (pool, open water)
Torri Huske
Lilly King
Katie Ledecky
Paige Madden
Simone Manuel
Anna Peplowski
Alex Shackell
Regan Smith
Alex Walsh
Gretchen Walsh
Emma Weber
Claire Weinstein
Abbey Weitzeil
Emma Weyant
Jack Alexy
Hunter Armstrong
Shaine Casas
Brooks Cury
Caeleb Dressel
Matt Fallon
Nic Fink
Bobby Finke
Carson Foster
Chris Guiliano
Thomas Heilman
Ryan Held
Luke Hobson
David Johnston
Keaton Jones
Chase Kalisz
Drew Kibler
Matt King
Josh Matheny
Ryan Murphy
Blake Pieroni
Ivan Puskovitch (open water)
Aaron Shackell
Kieran Smith
Charlie Swanson
Luca Urlando
Luke Whitlock

Table Tennis

Lily Zhang
Amy Wang
Rachel Sung
Kanak Jha

Taekwondo

Faith Dillon
Kristina Teachout
Jonathan Healy
CJ Nickolas

Tennis

Coco Gauff of the United States celebrates match point against Alycia Parks of the United States in their round three singles match during the 2024 Australian Open at Melbourne Park on January 19, 2024 in Melbourne, Australia. Photo: Andy Cheung/Getty Images

Danielle Collins
Coco Gauff
Chris Eubanks
Taylor Fritz
Marcos Giron
Austin Krajicek (doubles)
Tommy Paul
Jessica Pegula
Rajeev Ram (doubles)

Track and Field

Nia Akins
Valarie Allman
Taliyah Brooks
Brittany Brown
Kaylyn Brown
Aaliyah Butler
Anna Cockrell
Val Constien
Vashti Cunningham
Tamari Davis
Tara Davis-Woodhall
Annette Echikunwoke
Kendall Ellis
Veronica Fraley
Tori Franklin
Rachel Glenn
Anna Hall
Chari Hawkins
Quanera Hayes
Nikki Hiltz
Aleia Hobbs
Alexis Holmes
Marisa Howard
Chase Jackson
Melissa Jefferson
Alaysha Johnson
Jasmine Jones
Weini Kelati
Brynn King
Dakotah Lindwurm
Shamier Little
McKenzie Long
Emily Mackay
Maggie Malone Hardin
Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone
Katie Moon
Jasmine Moore
Whittni Morgan
Monae’ Nichols
Fiona O’Keeffe
Keturah Orji
DeAnna Price
Erin Reese
Jaida Ross
Sha’Carri Richardson
Masai Russell
Raven Saunders
Karissa Schweizer
Emily Sisson
Grace Stark
TeeTee Terry
Gabby Thomas
Jayden Ulrich
Parker Valby
Courtney Wayment
Bella Whittaker
Juliette Whittaker
Bridget Williams
Allie Wilson
C.J. Allen
Chris Bailey
Heath Baldwin
Trevor Bassitt
Kenny Bednarek
Rai Benjamin
Graham Blanks
Joseph Brown
Malcolm Clemons
Christian Coleman
James Corrigan
Freddie Crittenden
Ryan Crouser
Jeremiah Davis
Bryce Deadmon
Andrew Evans
Grant Fisher
Quincy Hall
JuVaughn Harrison
Daniel Haugh
Cole Hocker
Grant Holloway
Bryce Hoppel
Sam Kendricks
Fred Kerley
Hobbs Kessler
Woody Kincaid
Kyree King
Erriyon Knighton
Leonard Korir
Joe Kovacs
Jarrion Lawson
Courtney Lindsey
Noah Lyles
Salif Mane
Conner Mantz
Sam Mattis
Shelby McEwen
Brandon Miller
Chris Nilsen
Michael Norman
Vernon Norwood
Yared Nuguse
Abdihamid Nur
Payton Otterdahl
Daniel Roberts
Russell Robinson
Kenneth Rooks
Donald Scott
Curtis Thompson
Vernon Turner
Matthew Wilkinson
Harrison Williams
Quincy Wilson
Rudy Winkler
Jacob Wooten
Clayton Young
Nico Young
Zach Ziemek

Triathlon

Kirsten Kasper
Taylor Knibb (also qualified in cycling)
Taylor Spivey
Morgan Pearson
Seth Rider

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Women's Volleyball

Lauren Carlini
Annie Drews
Jordan Larson
Chiaka Ogbogu
Kathryn Plummer
Jordyn Poulter
Dana Rettke
Kelsey Robinson Cook
Avery Skinner
Jordan Thompson
Haleigh Washington
Justine Wong-Orantes

Men's Volleyball

Matt Anderson
Taylor Averill
Micah Christenson
T.J. DeFalco
Max Holt
Thomas Jaeschke
Jeff Jendryk
Micah Ma’a
Garrett Muagututia
Aaron Russell
Erik Shoji
David Smith

Women's Waterpolo

Emily Ausmus
Rachel Fattal
Jenna Flynn
Kaleigh Gilchrist
Ashleigh Johnson
Amanda Longan
Maddie Musselman
Ryann Neushul
Tara Prentice
Jordan Raney
Jewel Roemer
Jovana Sekulic
Maggie Steffens

Men's Waterpolo

Alex Bowen
Luca Cupido
Hannes Daube
Chase Dodd
Ryder Dodd
Ben Hallock
Drew Holland
Johnny Hooper
Max Irving
Alex Obert
Marko Vavic
Adrian Weinberg
Dylan Woodhead

Weightlifting

Jourdan Delacruz (49kg)
Olivia Reeves (71kg)
Mary Theisen-Lappen (81+kg)
Wes Kitts (102kg)
Hampton Morris (61kg)

Wrestling

Kennedy Blades
Amit Elor
Sarah Hildebrandt
Helen Maroulis
Kayla Miracle
Dom Parrish
Aaron Brooks
Adam Coon
Kyle Dake
Payton Jacobson
Spencer Lee
Mason Parris
Joe Rau
Zain Retherford
Kyle Snyder