Stephen Nedoroscik donates glasses to U.S. Olympic Museum
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 7, 2026, 3:19 PM
Last updated Aug 7, 2026
Stephen Nedoroscik, known for his pommel horse routines, donated his famous glasses to the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum earlier in 2026. The decision came during a visit in February, where he concluded the glasses were no longer useful for him. Nedoroscik expressed a desire to preserve memories through this gift and noted that he does not need them while competing. The museum received another artifact from him in April 2025—a signed Rubik’s cube he solved. The glasses are intended to remain in the museum for future visitors to appreciate.
- •Nedoroscik donated his glasses during a February 2026 visit.
- •He no longer wears the glasses as they are out of prescription.
- •The U.S. Olympic Museum previously acquired a Rubik's cube from him.
- •Nedoroscik hopes to continue creating memories in gymnastics.
- 3:19 PMYahoo Sports — What happened to Stephen Nedoroscik's famous glasses from 2024 Paris Olympics
"Stephen Nedoroscik, the Pommel Horse Guy, parted with his glasses earlier this year.
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