When and where will Simone Biles compete next? Everything about the American's next meet after winning the all-around gold at the U.S. Classic

Simone Biles kicked off her Olympic season last week with an appearance and victory at the U.S. Core Hydration Classic. The American will next take to the mat at the upcoming Xfinity US Gymnastics Championships, where audiences can expect to see her perform her trademark gravity-defying moves between May 30 and June 2.

For Biles, her participation at the U.S Classic marked her first time in action since September 2023 at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships. While in Belgium, the 27-year-old had walked away with four golds as well as a silver and despite a seven-month absence, she brought the same form to Hartford.

Competing at the XL Centre, Biles was the favorite to win the all-around and she delivered top performances. Cheered on by her husband, Jonathan Owens, at the sidelines, the Olympian made her way to her seventh U.S. Classic all-around title with relative ease, scoring a 59.500 that put her well out of reach of competition.

On the floor, the American performed her eponymous Biles II, a triple twisting double somersault, for the first time since the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. The routine scored her a 14.800, good enough for gold. She also won the gold on the vault, credit to her Yurchenko double pike that scored a 15.600. The gymnast won a silver on the uneven bars and the balance beam.

Now, Simone Biles will get a chance to whip out her genius on home turf. The Xfinity US Gymnastic Championships is scheduled to take place between May 30 and June 2, in Fort Worth, Texas at the Dickies Arena. The best performers at these national championships will earn themselves a spot at the U.S Olympic Team Trials, and Biles remains a favorite for the win once again.

How to watch Simone Biles in action at the Xfinity US Gymnastics Championships

Fans excited to see Simone Biles competing in her backyard will be able to watch certain parts of the Xfinity US Gymnastics Championships live from the comfort of their own homes. The USA Gymnastics YouTube channel will be live-streaming select sessions, with an NBC broadcast available after the air.

Meanwhile, fans hoping to watch the Texan live at the Dickies Arena can purchase an all-session or single-session ticket from the official event website. A standard all-session pass costs $569. Meanwhile, single session passes to the women's round on Friday are priced at $35, with prices going up to $76 for Saturday.