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Amid a Milestone Weekend, Simone Biles and Baby Biles Take Their Place Amongst the Greats

Published 09/02/2023, 1:51 PM EDT

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With her impeccable routines and staunch prowess, Simone Biles etched her name in the heavy tome of gymnastics at the Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships. She secured her eighth championship win and became the only and oldest gymnast to ever do so. Interestingly, amidst the celebration of Biles’ triumph, the gymnast’s niece, Ronni Biles, also took her first flight to San Jose, California to cheer for her aunt.

This journey signified a significant step for the youngest member of the Biles clan, as she joined her family to support her aunt’s quest for glory. Now, after the fun and adventure of the victorious weekend, a new update emerges as the dynamic aunt and niece duo have found themselves among the greats.

Simone Biles and Baby Biles amongst the greats

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Before returning to the cozy confines of Houston, Baby Biles had her own moment of fame. In a new Instagram post by Sammi Biles, Baby Biles is seen in San Jose at the Gymnastics Hall of Fame. This post comes nearly a week after the entire Biles clan visited San Jose for the Xfinity Championships to support Simone Biles.

At the event, Baby Biles is seen cutely dressed in a black dress with a matching bow on her head, all while winning hearts as she posed for the lens with her parents, Ron Biles II and Sammi Biles.

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The carousel of images showcased Baby Biles on her aunt Simone Biles’ lap as well, engrossed in play. Biles dressed elegantly in a blue and black gown, gazed fondly at her niece while Baby Biles flashed an endearing expression at the camera.

The caption read, “Gymnastics Hall of Fame” accompanied by a gold medal emoji, capturing the essence of this memorable visit. These heartwarming images came after the Biles family’s return home, following Simone Biles’ historic victory at the Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships.

The Biles clan and their adventurous weekend

Biles’ victory at the championship was no ordinary feat. With her eighth all-around title win, she not only broke a 90-year-old record previously held by Alfred Jochim but also became the first gymnast ever to achieve this remarkable milestone.

Her final score of 118.450 solidified her position at the pinnacle of U.S. gymnastics. Baby Biles too had her adventures as she made a visit to the Zoo and even had a mini family vacation with her parents.

Throughout this incredible journey, the unity and support within the Biles family shone brightly.

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Their solidarity was not only visible in their shared joy but also in their attire, as they proudly wore matching shirts bearing the empowering phrase, “But Still I Rise.

Read more: After Refusing To Wear $300,000 Wedding Ring Simone Biles Features the Band in a Heart-Warming Update

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This powerful mantra, which was also featured on Simone Biles’ leotard, encapsulated the resilience and determination that has fueled her remarkable career. In a weekend marked by milestones, Simone Biles and Baby Biles demonstrated the power of family and the significance of shared moments.

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Christaline Meyers

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Christaline Meyers is a pro-writer for Essentially Sports. Having contributed to movies and web series, Christaline delved into sports journalism and like the puck on the ice, has been a force to be reckoned with in the US sports arena. Her experience in writing about the latest WSL event, the recent track and field record, and creative gymnastics routines, found her digging deeper into the minds of legends like Kelly Slater, Usain Bolt, and Simone Biles.
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