Jade Carey

Jade Carey is an American artistic gymnast who has achieved remarkable success at both the Olympic and collegiate levels. Born on May 27, 2000, in Phoenix, Arizona, Carey was introduced to gymnastics at a young age and trained under her father, Brian Carey, at his gym, Arizona Sunrays. Her talent was evident early, and she steadily progressed through the junior and senior elite ranks, becoming known for her powerful tumbling and exceptional difficulty on the floor exercise and vault.

Carey’s international breakthrough came when she earned an individual nominative spot to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games (held in 2021) through the Apparatus World Cup series. At the Olympics, she competed on vault and floor exercise, winning the gold medal on floor exercise with a stunning performance that showcased her trademark difficulty and execution. The gold medal was a crowning achievement and established her as one of the top gymnasts in the world. She also represented the United States at the Paris 2024 Olympics, contributing to the team’s success.

After her Olympic triumph, Carey enrolled at Oregon State University, where she became a standout performer in NCAA gymnastics. Her collegiate career brought her additional fame and recognition, as she routinely posted perfect 10.0 scores and became a fan favorite. The combination of her elite-level skills and the visibility of NCAA gymnastics helped broaden her audience and attract sponsorship opportunities.

As of 2026, Jade Carey’s estimated net worth is approximately $2 million. Her income comes from a combination of competition prize money, NCAA name, image, and likeness (NIL) deals, endorsement partnerships, and appearances. While gymnasts traditionally earn less than athletes in major professional leagues, Carey’s Olympic gold medal and social media presence have helped her build a solid financial foundation. She continues to inspire young gymnasts across the country with her dedication and competitive spirit.