Lynnzee Brown, the celebrated Haitian-American gymnast known for her stellar career at the University of Denver, is set to make history as Haiti’s inaugural female gymnast at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
The International Gymnastics Federation has officially confirmed this monumental achievement.
Brown, who previously competed for both the U.S. and DU, secured her Olympic spot through the Olympic Games Tripartite Commission’s universality qualification.
After transitioning her allegiance to Haiti, she made a notable impression at the 2023 World Championships and contributed as an assistant coach at Penn State University.
Reflecting on her extraordinary journey, Brown expressed profound gratitude and humility.
“I am truly speechless, immensely grateful for everyone who has supported me,” she said to Penn State. “I feel honored by the backing of the Haitian federation and am eager to witness the future achievements of those who follow in my footsteps.”
As Lynnzee prepares to showcase Haiti’s prowess on the global stage, excitement mounts for the impact she will undoubtedly make and the inspiration she will provide to aspiring athletes worldwide.
