Main:Trinity Thomas

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**Trinity Thomas** (born April 7, 2001) is a current U.S. National Team Member and a member of the gold medal winning team at the 2018 Senior Pan American Championships . She started her collegiate career at Florida in 2019. She is the first NCAA gymnast since Mackenzie Caquatto (also at Florida) to compete in Elite competition while in the NCAA. She was named SEC Freshman of the Year and NACGC Southeast Region Gymnast of the Year in 2019.

## Personal Bests

 2020
 Career High

\*Program Record

## Competitive History

### Pre-College

· Member of of 2019-20, 2018-19, 2017-18 and 2016-17 U.S. Senior National Teams
· Eighth in all-around, fourth on bars, sixth on beam and floor at 2018 U.S. Championships
· Fourth gymnast on a collegiate roster (and first since 2011) to earn an international medal when U.S. took team gold at 2018 Senior Pan American Championships in Lima, Peru. Individually, runner-up in all-around and uneven bars.
· All-around silver medalist at 2018 World Cup event in Tokyo, Japan
· Third on beam and floor, fourth in all-around and sixth on bars at 2017 P&G Championships
· Part of U.S. team that won 2017 Jesolo Trophy in Jesolo, Italy. Also won Jesolo Trophy floor competition as a junior in 2016
· Trained at Prestige Gymnastics and coached by Tony and Jen Fatta

### 2019 Freshman Season

· Earned All-America first-team honors for floor exercise (9.925) in NCAA Championships’ semifinal competition
· All-America first-team for all-around, uneven bars and floor exercise and second-team for balance beam in the Women’s Collegiate Gymnastics Association (WCGA) regular-season awards – nation’s only freshman with four honors
· SEC Freshman of the Year
· WCGA Southeast Region Gymnast of the Year
· SEC vault champion after equaling collegiate-best of 9.95. Also shared second on floor exercise (9.95) and third in all-around (39.575)
· Only freshman to earn All-SEC honors in SEC Championships’ Session II
· One of four (and only freshman) in the nation ranked among nation’s top 20 for every event – No. 5 all-around (39.65 RQS), No. T2 floor (9.965), No. 4 uneven bars (9.95), No. 14 balance beam (9.910), No. 17 vault (9.9).
· First in league history to earn a SEC weekly honor after each competition (three SEC Gymnast; six SEC Freshman of Week)
· Leads Florida with 26 event titles (nine floor; six all-around, bars; three vault, two beam)
· Eight nearly perfect 9.975s (three bars; five floor) leads Gator freshman all-time
· All-arounder in every meet, with 32 of 48 routines scoring 9.9 or better
· Every collegiate-best is a 9.925 or better. Top all-around (39.75) equals high by a Gator freshman (Bridget Sloan-2013)
· Gator Gymnastics’ Most Valuable Gymnast, Outstanding Newcomer and Most Consistent awards recipient
· Earned fourth consecutive U.S. Senior National Team berth at U.S. Gymnastics Championships. Named U.S. Gymnastics’ Sportswoman of the Year. Fifth to earn a U.S. Senior National Team spot after competing earlier that year at the NCAA Championships
· WCGA Scholastic Academic All-American
· Member of SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll

### 2020 Sophomore Season

· One of three collegiate gymnasts with maximum five All-America honors in 2020 Women’s Collegiate Gymnastics Association (WCGA) regular-season awards. First team for all-around, bars, beam and floor. Second team for vault.
· WCGA Region 5 Gymnast of the Year for second consecutive season
· Southeastern Conference Gymnast of the Year
· All-SEC for second consecutive season
· Only 2020 gymnast with a 10.0 in three different events
· 14th Gator to earn a 10.0 with winning mark in LSU dual uneven bars competition. Topped ESPN Sportscenter's Top 10
· 10.0 on balance beam versus Denver & Iowa State. Beam 10.0 again in next meet at Auburn
· Set collegiate all-around best (39.825) to win title at Georgia. Nation’s third-highest total of 2020 and equals Florida record
· All-arounder in every meet, with 31 of 36 routines scoring 9.9 or better
· Led Gators with 28 event wins in 2020 – eight all-around, floor, six bars, five beam, one vault
· Eight SEC Gymnast of the Week accolades is most in a single season in the honors 21-year history
· SEC Academic Honor Roll

## Awards

* 10-time All-American (1 NCAA / 9 WCGA Regular Season)
* 2020 SEC Gymnast of the Year
* 2019 SEC vault champion
* 2019 SEC Freshman of the Year
* 2020 & 2019 All-SEC
* 2020 & 2019 WCGA Region 5 Gymnast of the Year
* 2019 SEC All-Freshman Team
* SEC Gymnast of the Week (11x)
* SEC Freshman of the Week (6x)
* 2019 WCGA Scholastic All-American
* 2020 SEC Academic Honor Roll
* 2019 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll

(Awards that can be put in this section include honda awards, all-american, gymnast of the week, etc.)

## Medal Count (Individual Meet Results)

*Note: As of 2016, the NCAA Championship Semifinals also serve as the All-Around and Event Finals. The team final score displayed in the Semifinal row is what the team ranked in their semifinal (there are two semifinals. This ranking only takes into account the one the team is apart of).*

*Note 2: Results for meets can be found on Road to Nationals .*

1. ↑ https://floridagators.com/roster.aspx?rp\_id=11319