Ana Barbosu, the Romanian artistic gymnast who was involved in Jordan Chiles' medal controversy at the 2024 Paris Olympics, has officially committed to the Stanford Cardinal women's gymnastics team.

The court that ruled USA gymnast Jordan Chiles should lose her bronze medal has slammed 'outrageous statements published in certain US media' over an alleged conflict of interest regarding its panel.

The International Olympic Committee announced Thursday that Romania is allowed to award gymnast Ana Barbosu a bronze medal.

Ana Barbosu opened about how she felt in the moment when realizing she didn't win the bronze at the Olympics. She may have had to wait longer than she would have liked, but Ana Barbosu was ...

Ana Barbosu gives her honest thoughts on the IOC's controversial decision to strip Jordan Chiles of her bronze medal. One might think Romania’s Ana Barbosu would be thrilled with the ...

The International Olympic Committee, in light of the decision by the Court of Arbitration for Sport, announced it would reallocate the bronze to Ana Barbosu of Romania. Barbosu is scheduled to ...

The International Gymnastics Federation (FIG) said Saturday night it would respect the court’s decision and elevate Ana Barbosu of Romania to third. The International Olympic Committee confirmed ...

Romanian gymnast Ana Barbosu received her Olympic bronze medal during a ceremony in the capital Bucharest on Friday that marked the conclusion of a swirl of controversy after the medal was first ...

The International Gymnastics Federation restored Romanian gymnast Ana Barbosu to third in the Paris Olympicswomen's floor exercise final Saturday, potentially forcing American gymnast Jordan ...

US gymnast Jordan Chiles is taking her legal fight for a bronze medal at the Paris 2024 Olympics to the Swiss Federal Supreme Court. Chiles was initially ranked fifth in the final of the women’s ...

An earlier version of this article misidentified the United States’ original appeal recipient. The appeal was to the gymnastics judges, not the Court of Arbitration for Sport. I can only assume ...

American Jordan Chiles had originally finished fifth, but a last-second inquiry bumped her score by one tenth to give her the bronze (13.766) over Romania's Ana Barbosu (13.700). This is the first ...