The persons listed below are subject to restrictive measures issued by the U.S. Center for Safe Sport and/or USA Gymnastics. Restrictive Measures limit a listed person’s access to athletes, USA Gymnastics Member Clubs and USA Gymnastics Members, up to and including a suspension from any contact.

A restrictive measure imposed before resolution of a report is referred to as an “Interim Measure.” USA Gymnastics’ interim measures are referenced under USA Gymnastics Bylaw 10.5. U.S. Center for SafeSport interim measures are referenced under USA Gymnastics Bylaw 9.3. Accordingly, Bylaw 9.3 is listed for any matter under the Center’s jurisdiction, not only sexual misconduct matters.

Restrictive measures may also be imposed after a matter is resolved. These restrictive measures are identified as either a USA Gymnastics measure under USA Gymnastics Bylaw 10.12 or a Center measure under USA Gymnastics Bylaw 10.13. USA Gymnastics may only publish the Center’s measures if permitted by the Center.

An interim measure is not a finding of misconduct under the SafeSport Code for the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Movement or the USA Gymnastics Safe Sport Policy or Bylaws, and should not be interpreted as such. Names will be removed from the list once restrictions are no longer in effect.

A person who violates any restrictive measure may also violate the SafeSport Code. Anyone who intentionally assists an individual to violate these restrictions may also violate the “Aiding and Abetting” language of the Code.

These lists do not include minors, previous interim measures, or persons declared ineligible for future participation, and must be considered in addition to other research. Additionally, applicants may be ineligible for membership for other reasons such as failure to pass a background check. USA Gymnastics does not publish the names of these individuals in accordance with federal privacy law. A finding of sexual misconduct by the US Center for SafeSport will also render an applicant ineligible for membership in USA Gymnastics, in addition to any sanctions imposed by the Center. The following must also be consulted for guidance.

• The U.S. Center for SafeSport publishes a separate searchable database for individuals subject to the Center’s measures related to all Olympic and Paralympic sports.
• USA Gymnastics publishes a separate list of persons declared Permanently Ineligible for Membership. USA Gymnastics member clubs must follow membership guidelines regarding persons on this list.

• Event: for the purpose of this list, event is defined as including training, competition, travel, lodging and health/medical treatment.
• Suspended from all contact: the individual is not permitted any contact with any USA Gymnastics-sanctioned event, member club, professional member or athlete involved with USA Gymnastics member clubs or events.
• No unsupervised contact with minors: the individual may not be in the presence of minors at any USA Gymnastics member club or USA Gymnastics-sanctioned event without another adult present. The second adult must have successfully completed the U110 training course within the previous 365 days, as required by the U.S. Center for SafeSport and USA Gymnastics.
• Membership suspended: the individual’s membership in USA Gymnastics is suspended, which means the individual may not exercise any rights of USA Gymnastics membership, including but not limited to participation on the competition floor of any USA Gymnastics sanctioned event.
• Pending resolution: the individual’s matter remains involved in the grievance resolution process, and a final decision has not been issued by either USA Gymnastics or the U.S. Center for SafeSport.