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OlympicTalk · Jun 23, 2016

Maggie Nichols ’97 percent’ going into P&G Championships

Gymnast Maggie Nichols said she is about 97 percent healthy going into this weekend’s P&G Championships, her first meet since suffering a torn meniscus in training about three months ago.

Nichols said Wednesday that she is likely to compete on two of four events in St. Louis on Friday and Sunday — balance beam and uneveven bars — but there was a chance she could expand.

Nichols had a breakout at this meet last year, taking all-around silver behind Simone Biles.

At the 2015 World Championships, she was the only U.S. gymnast to compete on all four events in the team final and later earned a bronze medal on floor exercise.

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