Jade Carey, Olympic gold medalist and Oregon Beavers star, remains undefeated in the 2025 NCAA season, and the gymnastics world can’t stop talking about her. The 24-year-old senior has been a force of nature, racking up perfect 10s and all-around titles like they’re going out of style. But while Carey’s flipping and twisting her way to glory, someone else is stealing a bit of the spotlight—her rumored girlfriend. So, who’s the mystery woman cheering from the sidelines?

Enter Aimee Sinacola, the Director of Creative Content for the University of Oregon’s athletics department and Carey’s rumored partner. On April 5, 2025, Sinacola dropped a cryptic yet bold 4-word bombshell on her Instagram story: “She’s not done yet.” Posted as Carey continues her undefeated tear through the NCAA, the message lit up the fanbase like a perfect vault landing. Is it a hype-up for Jade’s postseason run? A tease of bigger things—like maybe a return to elite gymnastics? The vagueness only fuels the fire. But is that the only story she’s telling?

The two went Instagram official on March 19 when Carey dropped a carousel of adorable pics captioned “happy 🤍🔐✨💌,” sending fans into a frenzy. Sinacola, who’s been spotted with Carey at big moments like the U.S. trials and the Paris Olympics, isn’t just a bystander—she’s got a front-row seat to Jade’s meteoric rise. While neither has spilled the tea on when or how they got together, Sinacola’s Instagram bio hints at her creds: a former NCAA Division 1 athlete with a knack for graphic design, photography, and videography.

And the funny twist? She works for Oregon, the Beavers’ arch-rival. Talk about a plot twist! But what’s got everyone buzzing is her latest Instagram story. What’s she saying about Jade’s season? Beyond the headline-grabbing “I am so proud of everything you have overcome; you’re such an icon,” Sinacola’s other Instagram stories paint a picture of pride and admiration, hinting at a deeper connection. Back on March 21, after Carey’s final home meet, Sinacola posted, “I’m so proud of you @jadecarey what a way to end it,” with a white heart emoji.

That night, Jade nailed a perfect 10 on floor, helping the Beavers to a 197.375 win over Fisk—her 160th career title at Oregon State. Then there’s the throwback to Paris 2024, when Sinacola wrote, “That’s my girl,” as Carey shone on the Olympic stage. These aren’t just casual shootouts—they’re a thread of support stretching from Corvallis to the world’s biggest arenas. With the NCAA just ending, how well did this season go for her? Let’s dive in to know!

Jade Carey’s Successful Run in the NCAA Season

Jade Carey’s 2025 NCAA season with the Oregon Beavers is straight-up legendary, and the stats don’t lie. The Olympic gold medalist has been untouchable, staying undefeated in the all-around while racking up 43 event wins—11 all-around, 11 beam, and a slew of others that have Beaver Nation buzzing. On March 15, she dropped a career-high 39.925 all-around against Air Force, including back-to-back perfect 10s on beam and floor, powering the team to a 197.700—the fourth-highest score in program history.

A sellout crowd of 9,042 at Gill Coliseum lost it, and who could blame them? Carey’s senior year is a masterclass in dominance, blending her Tokyo 2020 floor gold and Paris 2024 team gold swagger into NCAA greatness. “She’s phenomenal,” head coach Tanya Chaplin gushed after that meet, and the numbers back it up—160 career titles and counting. But how does she keep raising the bar?

Speaking of bars—or beams or floors—Carey’s final home meet on March 21 was a mic-drop moment. She nailed another perfect 10 on the floor, pushing the Beavers to a 197.375 win over Fisk and sending the Gill Coliseum faithful into a frenzy one last time. That night wasn’t just a win; it was a coronation—her 43rd win of the season and a fitting cap to a home career that’s rewritten the Oregon State record books.

With the postseason on deck, she’s got the Beavers dreaming of a national title, and her Olympic pedigree means no stage is too big. So, what’s fueling this unreal run? Is it love!! So here we are—Jade Carey’s crushing it, undefeated and unstoppable, while Aimee Sinacola’s dropping hints and hyping her up from the sidelines.

The Beavers are charging toward regionals, and Carey’s got the stats, the medals, and the momentum to make a serious run at an NCAA title. Sinacola’s “She’s not done yet” feels like a promise, and with Jade’s track record, who’s betting against her? The real question now is, will Carey cap her senior year with a national championship, or is Sinacola’s cryptic message pointing to something even bigger on the horizon?