N.Z Olympic Athlete by Anna
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Courtney McGregor, a 17-year-old gymnast, competed in the 2016 Rio Olympics in five women's gymnastics events: uneven bars, floor exercise, balance beam, vault, and individual all-around. She has been competing nationally since the 2012 London Olympics. Courtney recognized her Olympic dream in primary school and committed to it fully in 2013 when she left school to focus on gymnastics.
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