American gymnast Konnor McClain competes professionally. The 2019 U.S. Classic Junior All-Around Championship, the City of Jesolo Trophy, and the 2022 U.S. National Championship were all won by Konnor McClain.

How much is the networth of Konnor McClain?

Konnor McClain has made a respectable sum of money. As of 2023, she has a $1 million net worth. She hasn’t revealed the amount of her other assets or her salary, though.

How was the childhood of Konnor McClain?

Her parents, Lorinda McClain and Marc McClain, gave birth to Konnor McClain. In Las Vegas, Nevada, in the United States, she was born on February 1, 2005. As of 2023, she is currently 18 years old. Olivia McClain, Cole McClain, and Deuce McClain are her three siblings.

She relocated to West Virginia with her family when she was three years old. Her trainer, Valeri Liukin, manages her workouts at WOGA in Plano, Texas. She also has American citizenship and is of Afro-American ancestry. Her birthdate indicates that she was born under the Aquarius zodiac sign. Konnor practices Christianity as his religion. She is furthering her education at Louisiana State University, where she is majoring in fire science.

How is the Gymnastics career of Konnor McClain?

J.O. & HOPEs

In 2015, McClain took part in the Junior Olympic Program and competed in several HOPEs events. In the 2015 HOPES Championships, she competed, placing fourth overall, sixth on vault, second (behind Ciena Alipio) on the balance beam, and seventh on floor exercise. She participated in the 2016 Hopes Championships and took first place in the floor exercise, vault, balancing beam, and uneven bars.

Junior Elite

2017

In 2017, McClain qualified for junior elite status in the Brestyans National Qualifier. She also competed in the KPAC National Qualifier and Parkettes National Qualifier. At the American Classic, where she made her professional debut, she placed 21st overall. In late July, she participated in the 2017 U.S. Classic, where she equaled Kayla DiCello for 24th place in the all-around.

2018

Early in 2018, McClain competed in competitions at the International Gymnix and the Buckeye National Qualifier, where she placed second to Irina Alexeeva to take home the silver medal in the floor exercise. At the beginning of July, she competed at the American Classic, where she lost to Kayla DiCello in the all-around competition. Later on in the month, she participated in the 2018 U.S. Classic where, despite only competing in three events, she placed third on the uneven bars, trailing only Jordan Bowers and DiCello.

Additionally, in August, McClain competed in the 2018 U.S. National Gymnastics Championships. She won the gold medal on the balancing beam and finished fifth overall. As a result, she received her first position on the national team.

2019

The team that will compete at the 2019 City of Jesolo Trophy in Italy was also announced in February, and it includes Kayla DiCello, Ciena Alipio, and Sophia Butler. The team also included McClain. She assisted the USA in helping the team earn team silver behind Russia in addition to winning gold in the all-around, ahead of Russian Vladislava Urazova, and on vault, ahead of Viktoria Listunova and colleague Alipio. She finished fourth on the uneven bars, after Urazova and the Russian Elena Gerasimova, and third on the floor exercise, behind Listunova and Urazova.

McClain also took part in the Junior World Championships Trials in June, where he competed and placed fourth in the all-around, earning him a spot as an alternate for the junior world championships. She competed at the July U.S. Classic, winning gold in the vault, balancing beam, and all-around.

Additionally, McClain competed in the August American National Championships. She received a score of 56.500 to win the competition’s opening day. With a score of 56.100 on the second day of competition, she finished second to Kayla DiCello in the overall standings with a combined score of 112.600. While earning the gold on the balance beam, the silver on the vault behind DiCello, and the silver on the uneven bars behind Olivia Greaves, McClain finished sixth in the floor exercise. She is now a member of the young national team.

2020

McClain was selected to compete in International Gymnix in Montreal in March alongside Skye Blakely, Kaliya Lincoln, and Katelyn Jong. She not only assisted the USA in capturing the team gold there, but she also won the individual gold in each of the four event finals and finished second to Blakely in the all-around.

Senior Elite

2021

McClain and other gymnasts born in 2005 have been declared eligible for the postponed 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo. In the previous, gymnasts born in 2004 or earlier were the only ones qualified. McClain participated in her first senior competition on beam and vault at the 2021 Winter Cup. On the beam, she finished fourth, and on the vault, third. McClain was one of five gymnasts featured in the Peacock documentary series Golden: The Journey of USA’s Elite Gymnasts. After a poor performance at the U.S. Classic, McClain abruptly quit her West Virginia gym and moved to Texas to train at WOGA under Valeri Liukin.

She subsequently said that she would not compete in the US National Championships or the Olympic Trials, ending her campaign for the 2020 Summer Olympics and shifting her attention to 2024. In August, McClain verbally committed to competing for the LSU Tigers gymnastics team. Along with McClain, Leanne Wong, Kayla DiCello, and eMjae Frazier will compete at the 2021 World Championships. She was later added back to the national team. At the World Championships, McClain qualified eighth on the balance beam, but her colleagues Wong and DiCello outperformed her, keeping her from proceeding to the event final.

2022

At the 2022 Winter Cup, McClain competed and won the all-around competition after outdueling Skye Blakely and eMjae Frazier. She was consequently chosen to compete at the upcoming DTB Pokal Team Challenge in Stuttgart alongside Blakely, Frazier, Nola Matthews, and Ashlee Sullivan. At the DTB Pokal Team Challenge, McClain helped Team USA win. In the floor exercise, she finished second to Angela Andreoli, but won gold on the balancing beam.

McClain competed in the 2022 City of Jesolo Trophy in April alongside Frazier, Shilese Jones, Zoe Miller, and Elle Mueller. They achieved a combined score of 164.065 to win the team contest. McClain won the individual all-around competition with a score of 54.999. She also achieved gold medals on the floor exercise (13.990) and the balance beam (13.850). In August, McClain competed in the national championships. She won the balance beam competition, came in first in the all-around competition, and finished fourth in the floor exercise.

What is the relationship status of Konnor McClain?

Konnor identifies as heterosexual. This gymnast, who is 18 years old, is not in a relationship right now. Currently, she is more concerned with her work and professional life.

Social media

Despite being a well-known figure, she is not very active on social media. She only participates on Instagram. More than 55.5K people follow her official Instagram account, @konnormcclain_, as of this writing.

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How tall is Konnor McClain?

Regarding her physical characteristics, she has an athletic physique. She weighs 50 kilograms and stands at a height of 4 feet 9 inches. Her breast, waist, and hip dimensions are 34-26-34 inches. She wears US size 6 shoes. Her hair is the same color as her eyes, which are likewise black.