Jade Carey shared that Switzerland was the best place she had travelled to and would like to revisit the European country. She came fresh off dominant performances at the 2025 NCAA Championships.
Carey, a two-time Olympian, returned to Oregon after the 2024 Paris Olympics to pursue her remaining college eligibility, building up to the 2025 Nationals. She began making waves in her first meet of the season against UCLA and California, winning the all-around, vault, and floor events. Continuing her excellence, she made history at the Metroplex Challenge, extending her all-around titles count to 40, the most for an Oregon gymnast in history.
Carey also won her second Gym Slam in March before qualifying for the 2025 Nationals as an individual. She finished fourth in the all-around after winning the AAI award, the fourth Beaver to achieve so.
Now enjoying gymnastics downtime, Carey offered an 'Ask Me Anything' segment for her Instagram fans. One of them asked about her favorite travel destination, and the gymnast picked Switzerland.
"Switzerland! Hope to go back one day."

Carey celebrated her birthday on May 17, 2025, receiving heartfelt wishes from her girlfriend, Aimee Sinacola. The latter posted a couple of stories with the Olympic gold medalist, the first was an adorable selfie.
"happy birthday to my best friend"
The following story featured Carey with her bronze medal.
"i can’t wait to celebrate you and your goofy self"
In the next, Sinacola kissed the Olympian's cheek as they posed for the camera.
"i love you @jadecarey"
Jade Carey won the WGCA West Regional Gymnast of the Year in 2025, besides the Pac-12 Overall Top Performer.
Jade Carey made her feelings known about her alma mater after capping her NCAA career

Jade Carey officially signed with the Beavers in 2017, desiring to start her school year in the 2018-19 season. However, the Tokyo Olympics postponed her collegiate debut, and she finally opened her NCAA career in January 2022.
In her four-year college life, Carey was one of the most promising gymnasts, winning six podiums at the NCAA Championships. After her retirement in 2025, she expressed that she was laser-focused on college gymnastics without worrying about the elite competitions.
"This year I haven't had the Olympics in the back of my mind 24-7. I've just been able to think about and enjoy the whole process and the season. I was able to give more to college gymnastics and to my teammates than I've ever been able to do before. I think that's really what's ultimately led me to where I am this year and allowed me to have a lot of fun."
Jade Carey performed at the Gold Over America tour with her Olympic teammates after the Paris Games.