Roseville Olympic gymnastics hopeful Maggie Nichols injured
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INDIANAPOLIS — Maggie Nichols’ bid to make the U.S. Olympic women’s gymnastics team hit a roadblock Tuesday when the Roseville High School senior was forced to withdraw from Saturday’s Pacific Rim championships because of a knee injury.
Ragan Smith will replace Nichols on the six-woman U.S. team at the international event in suburban Seattle. USA Gymnastics said Nichols is dealing with a “slight” knee issue suffered after national team coordinator Martha Karolyi announced the team for Pacific Rims on Sunday.
Nichols, 18, was part of the gold-medal-winning U.S. squad at the 2015 world championships. She competed in all four events during team finals, the only American to do so, as the U.S. rolled to its third straight world title.
Smith finished second in the all-around to defending Olympic champion Gabby Douglas at the Jesolo Cup in Italy last month.
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