The Women's Olympic All-Around Champions

In 1952 the Olympics began awarding the Women's All-Around Champion medals for Gymnastics. The competition is fierce with competitors coming from all over the globe.

Women's All-Around Champions 

Here us every gold, silver, and bronze winner along with the country they were representing and score.

• 1952 (Helsinki, Finland)
  GOLD Maria Gorokhovskaya, USSR 76.780
  SILVER Nina Botsharova, USSR 75.940
  BRONZE Margit Korondi, Hungary 75.820
• 1956 (Melbourne, Australia)
  GOLD Larissa Latynina, USSR 74.993
  SILVER Agnes Keleti, Hungary 74.633
  BRONZE Sofia Mouratova, USSR 74.466
• 1960 (Rome, Italy)
  GOLD Larissa Latynina, USSR 77.031
  SILVER Sofia Mouratova, USSR 76.696
  BRONZE Polina Astakhova, USSR 76.164
• 1964 (Tokyo, Japan)
  GOLD Vera Caslavska, Czechoslovakia 77.564
  SILVER Larissa Latynina, USSR 76.998
  BRONZE Polina Astakhova, USSR 76.965
• 1968 (Mexico City, Mexico)
  GOLD Vera Caslavska, Czechoslovakia 78.250
  SILVER Zinaida Voronina, USSR 76.850
  BRONZE Natalia Kuchinskaya, USSR 76.750
• 1972 (Munich, Germany)
  GOLD Ludmilla Tourischeva, USSR 77.025
  SILVER Karin Janz, East Germany 76.875
  BRONZE Tamara Lazakovitch, USSR 76.850
• 1976 (Montreal, Canada)
  GOLD Nadia Comaneci, Romania 79.275
  SILVER Nellie Kim, USSR 78.675
  BRONZE Ludmilla Tourischeva, USSR 77.025
• 1980 (Moscow, USSR)
  GOLD Elena Davydova, USSR 79.15
  SILVER (tie) Maxi Gnauck, East Germany 79.075; Nadia Comaneci, Romania 79.075
• 1984 (Los Angeles, USA)*
  GOLD Mary Lou Retton, USA 79.175
  SILVER Ecaterina Szabo, Romania 79.125
  BRONZE Simona Pauca, Romania 78.675
• 1988 (Seoul, Korea)
  GOLD Elena Shushunova, USSR 79.662
  SILVER Daniela Silivas, Romania 79.637
  BRONZE Svetlana Boguinskaya, USSR 79.400
• 1992 (Barcelona, Spain)
  GOLD Tatiana Gutsu, The Unified Team** 39.737
  SILVER Shannon Miller, USA 39.725
  BRONZE Lavinia Milosovici, Romania 39.687
• 1996 (Atlanta, USA)
  GOLD Lilia Podkopayeva, Ukraine 39.255
  SILVER Gina Gogean, Romania 39.075
  BRONZE (tie) Simona Amanar, Romania 39.067; Lavinia Milosovici, Romania 39.067
• 2000 (Sydney, Australia)
  GOLD Simona Amanar, Romania 38.642***
  SILVER Maria Olaru, Romania 38.581
  BRONZE Liu Xuan, China 38.418
• 2004 (Athens, Greece)
  GOLD Carly Patterson, USA 38.387
  SILVER Svetlana Khorkina, Russia 38.211
  BRONZE Zhang Nan, China 38.049
• 2008 (Beijing, China)
  GOLD Nastia Liukin, USA 63.325
  SILVER Shawn Johnson, USA 62.725
  BRONZE Yang Yilin, China 62.650
• 2012 (London, Great Britain)
  GOLD Gabrielle Douglas, USA 62.232
  SILVER Viktoria Komova, Russia 61.973
  BRONZE Aliya Mustafina, Russia 59.566

• 2016 (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
  GOLD Simone Biles, USA 62.198
  SILVER Aly Raisman, USA 60.098
  BRONZE Aliya Mustafina, Russia 58.665

* In 1984 the USSR -- the most dominant team of the era -- boycotted the Games, possibly affecting the results

** In 1992, the former USSR competed as the Unified Team, then split into independent republics starting in 1996.

***In 2000, the results of the 2000 Olympic all-around were officially changed after original champion Andreea Raducan tested positive for a banned substance. Simona Amanar, the original silver medalist, was officially awarded the gold medal, and the gymnasts in spots 3 and 4 each moved up as well.