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Shilese Jones Net Worth: Height, Age, Bio, Career & More

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3 years ago

July 2, 2021

Shilese Jones is an 20 years old American artistic gymnast. She is one of the members of the United States’ women’s nationalist gymnastics team. Jones was also a part of the team who earned a gold at the 2018 Pan American Championships. Shilese Jones net worth is under review at the moment.

Full Name	Shilese Jones
Birth Date/ Age	July 26, 2002/ 20 years old
Birth Place	Seattle, Washington, U. S.
Profession	Artistic Gymnast
Relationship Status	Single
Net Worth	Under Review

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Early life

Shilese Jones was born on the 26th of July, 2002 in Seattle, Washington, U. S. She was born to her parents, Sylvester Jones, and Latrice Bryant. Jones grew up with two sisters. Nothing is much known regarding her education. She is believed to have studied at the University of Florida since she was part of the college team, Florida Gators.

Shilese started off her gymnastics career in 2014 when she was qualified to junior elite. After some time, she competed at the American Classic, which was her elite debut. She finished at 29th place in the all-round, and fourth on vault. Jones later competed at the U. S. Classic. There, she finished at 14th place in the all-around and seventh on vault.

Jones continued her gymnastic career by competing at the 2014 National Championships, where she finished 20th place in the all-around. In 2015, she again competed at the U. S. Classic. This time, she was able to finish at 6th place in the all-around, and vault as well. After a month in August, she competed at the 2015 National Championships, where she finished at 10th place in the all-around, and 9th on vault.

Shilese Jones Net Worth & Career

Shilese started competing as a senior gymnast in 2018. She was able to finish at first place in the all-around while competing at the American Classic. She further competed at the 2018 U. S. Classic, where she finished at 4th place in the all-around. 6th on uneven bars, 5th on floor exercise, and 11th on the balance beam.

Jones was included in the senior national team after she finished 5th in the all-around at the national championships. She was one of the members of the team who would compete at the Pan American Championships. Along with other gymnasts, she helped the United States to take gold to their home country.

In 2019, she was again named to the national team to compete at the 2019 City of Jesolo Trophy. She contributed good scores on beam, vault, and floor that helped the United States to win gold that year. After the good performance, she was named among the eight athletes who would compete at the 2019 Pan American Games. Jones later competed at the 2019 GK US Classic, where she finished 9th in the all-around.

Jones was named in the national team in March 2020, who would compete at the City of Jesolo Trophy. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic in Italy, the United States didn’t send the team to compete at the championship. In May 2021, while competing at the U. S. Classic, she set the third-highest single vault score. Jones finished at 10th place in the all-around while competing at the 2021 Olympic Trials.

Shilese Jones Height, Weight & Measurements

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At the age of 20, Shilese Jones stands at a height of 5 feet 3 inches or 160 cm tall and weighs around 48 kg or 105 pounds. Her body measurements are not available at the moment. Likewise, her hair color and eye color are both black.

Shilese Jones Personal Life

Jones is assumed to be single at present time. She seems to be focusing more on her gymnastic career. Shilese is quite active on Instagram. She has recently shared an inspiring post on her Instagram, where she has shared how she stood on her foot passing all the obstacles in her life.

Shilese has shared in an Instagram post that she was hit by a car after which she had injured her back and foot badly. Jones seems very thankful to her coach, Christian who believed in her and stayed alongside her throughout the journey in the Olympic Trials.