Jade Carey, the 23-year-old gymnastics sensation, is no stranger to overcoming adversity and finding inspiration in the most unlikely places. Despite a challenging 2023 gymnastics season, Carey’s spirit remains undiminished. Sadly, after the 2023 Xfinity U.S. Gymnastics Championships ended and the final team roster was made with the top 10 contenders, Carey’s name was missing as she came in 15th with a total score of 104.450. But things are now looking up for the star.

Recently, an announcement from USA Gymnastics came that set the gymnastics world abuzz. Carey had secured her spot in the annual Swiss Cup 2023, as announced by USA Gymnastics on Twitter. After this enthralling update, Swiss Cup competitor Jade Carey shared how she was “inspired” by two new and unlikely teammates.

Jade Carey welcomes two new teammates

In a recent Instagram post by Oregon State Gymnastics and Team IMPACT, Carey was featured in a wholesome moment with two children. The caption read, “Officially Beavs! ?? We?re so excited to welcome Madison and her sister Abby to our team through Team Impact! We are inspired by Madison?s resilience and love of gymnastics, and we can?t wait to show her what being a part of the Beaver family is all about. #GoBeavs x @goteamimpact.”

The images in the post’s carousel captured a wholesome moment between Jade Carey and her teammates, as she warmly welcomed two young new members to the team. These young girls, Madison and Abby, signed their contracts with the team, and the rest of the team rallied around them, providing a heartwarming scene. This was possible due to Team Impact, which is a charitable foundation with a noble mission.

Team Impact and a new hope for Carey

Team Impact connects children facing serious illnesses or disabilities with college teams, fostering bonds that change lives. For kids grappling with these challenges, finding support can be a daunting task. Team Impact steps in, offering a safe, supportive environment for these children and their families to connect with college athletic teams and their local campus communities.

This remarkable organization’s roots trace back to a group that recognized the power of teamwork. In 2011, inspired by a young boy named Ben battling cancer, they founded Team Impact. Over the years, their passion and dedication have propelled it into a national nonprofit, pairing children facing health obstacles with college teams. This news about her two new teammates comes in the wake of Carey becoming a contender for the Swiss Cup, scheduled for November 5, 2023.

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Jade Carey, determined to overcome her setbacks, expressed her motivation to return and prove herself in the Paris Olympics. The heartwarming post not only resonates with fans but also kindles hope that these two young girls, like Carey, will inspire many.

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