Following an impressive bronze-medal win at the Paris Games, gymnast Stephen Nedoroscik has left his girlfriend, Tess McCracken, speechless. Nedoroscik's stellar performance on the pommel horse in the men's team all-around final led to Team USA's first medal victory since 2008. Posting on Instagram, McCracken expressed her pride and admiration for the 25-year-old athlete, who scored 14.866, contributing to the team's overall third-place finish with a score of 257.793, behind Japan and China. Nedoroscik, a first-time Olympian, thanked McCracken for her unwavering support, as the couple celebrated their eighth anniversary on July 4.

In a post-competition interview, Nedoroscik shared his gratitude for McCracken and reflected on the intense nerves he faced during his routine, which he had trained for his entire life. The team's high-performance director, Brett McClure, commended the squad's performance, noting that while Japan and China remain strong competitors, the team's success in Paris serves as motivation to aim for first place at the 2028 LA Games. The gymnast celebrated his success with his teammates inside Bercy Arena, marking a significant milestone in his budding career.

Nedoroscik's heartfelt acknowledgment of McCracken on social media showcased the couple's strong bond and the pivotal role she plays in his gymnastics journey. As Nedoroscik looks towards future competitions, including the upcoming LA Games, his partnership with McCracken continues to be a source of support and inspiration.