Olympic gold medalist Hezly Rivera captures second straight U.S. women's gymnastics title with fourth-to-first rally
Rivera's back-to-back national titles establish her as the clear leader of the next generation of elite American gymnasts at just 18 years old, signaling strong depth for future Olympic competition.
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