Shilese Jones is an underrated gem in the gymnastics world, and is someone whose mettle and sheen will give any other more popular gymnast a run for their money. As a 7X US National team member, she also has a skill named after her in the Junior Olympics Code of Points. The honor of having a skill named after her in the Junior Olympics Code of Points, known as “the Jones,” specifically a one-and-a-half twisting double back, is a testament to her skill and dedication within gymnastics. But that’s not all, she’s quite well off to financially as well, owing to her illustrious partnerships with coveted brands across spheres.

Given her prowess in the sport and her consistent performance on the mat, Jones has also earned a lot in remuneration over the years. As fans and followers are often curious about the financial aspects of their favorite athletes, it’s natural to wonder about Shilese Jones’ net worth in 2024. Let’s take a look at just how big of a number we’re looking at.

What is Shilese Jones’ worth?

Shilese Jones started her journey as a gymnast in 2014 and made her debut at the American Classic. Within a year, in 2015, she qualified to participate in the US Classics. She also participated in the National Championships. She had a breakout 2022 year and has amassed a fortune. The World Champion in gymnastics is estimated to have a net worth ranging from $1 million to $5 million, according to various online sources. This estimate is as of June 2023. Most of her wealth is earned through winning in various events as well as being part of several endorsement deals.

In 2023, Shilese Jones announced a partnership with Pvolve, which is a fitness company. It aims at maintaining fitness and aids in recovery from sports injuries. Recently she also partnered with Energy Drink company Accelerator. These endorsements, coupled with her competitive success, contribute significantly to her overall net worth, showcasing the financial rewards that come with her exceptional talent and dedication to the sport.

Major gymnastics achievements of Jones’ is the stuff of dreams

In 2018, Jones made a stunning senior debut when she qualified for her first senior National Championships, placing 5th in the All-around, as well as 6th on Uneven Bars. Additionally, she got 7th on Floor Exercise and 11th on Balance Beam. In 2019, she placed 5th on Vault at the US Gymnastics Championships. Plus 9th in the All-Around at the GK US Classics. In 2020, she was also added to the National Team and competed in the Friendship and Solidarity Competition in Tokyo. She ultimately won gold. 

In 2021, at the US Olympic team trials, Jones placed 3rd on Vault and 10th in the All-around. Additionally, at the US Gymnastics Championships, Jones placed 5th on the uneven Bar. Whereas in the 2021 Winter cup, she won the prestigious All-Around Silver Medal, plus a bronze on Uneven Bars and Floor exercises. She placed 4th on Vault. During this year, she also lost her father to a longstanding kidney problem that arose because of diabetes. As a result, she did not qualify for the national team. 

In 2022, Jones won the All-around Silver Medal and Silver on Uneven Bars. She also helped the US team to secure gold. Whereas in 2023, at the US National Championships, Jones was crowned winner on the uneven bars and got a silver in the all-around. That same year, she secured her seventh consecutive team Gold medal. This year, in 2024, Jones competed at the US Classics and won gold on the uneven bars. She is also placed 4th on balance beam. As the Olympics draws closer, the gymnast is trying to win her spot on the contingent that will be heading to Paris.