Brie Clark, a standout gymnast from Clemson University, made history recently by becoming the first collegiate athlete to successfully execute the Biles I tumbling pass during a floor routine. The historic moment came during a competition against Texas Woman’s University and the University of New Hampshire,

Brie Clark, a gymnast at Clemson University, made history on Friday as she became the first collegiate gymnast to land The Biles I tumbling pass in her floor routine. The element was named after Simone Biles and is rarely performed at international competitions,

The sport of gymnastics was stunned Friday evening by a single skill displayed in Clemson, South Carolina, at Littlejohn Coliseum.

Five women in total have successfully completed the move — one of five elements named for Simone Biles — in competition.

On the Clemson Gymnastics official Instagram account, Biles posted under the video they posted twice, acknowledging Clark's contribution to Black History Month

Collegiate athlete Brie Clark got a huge reaction from Simone Biles after making history as the first NCAA gymnast to land the Biles I tumbling pass. Clark joined her fellow Clemson Women’s Gymnastics teammates on Friday night in a victory over Texas Woman’s University and the University of New Hampshire,

ABC News' Janai Norman spoke with Clemson gymnast Brie Clark about the historic moment of becoming the first NCAA gymnast to land one of Olympic legend Simone Biles signature moves.

Clemson Tigers women’s gymnast Brie Clark became the first collegiate gymnast to successfully perform one of Simone Biles’ signature floor exercise moves.