Alicia Sacramone Net Worth

What is Alicia Sacramone's net worth?

Alicia Sacramone is a retired American gymnast who has a net worth of $12 million. That is a combined net worth with her husband, retired NFL player Brady Quinn. They began dating in 2009. They got engaged in 2013 and married in 2014. Together, they have three daughters and two sons.

Alicia Sacramone won numerous medals during her career, including four golds at the World Championships and a silver with the United States team at the 2008 Summer Olympics. She is one of the most decorated American female gymnasts in history.

Early Life and Education

Alicia Sacramone was born on December 3, 1987, in Boston, Massachusetts to hairstylist Gail and orthodontist Fred. She has an older brother named Jonathan. Sacramone began dancing at the age of five and started doing gymnastics when she was eight. As a teenager, she attended Winchester High School, graduating in 2006. Sacramone went on to attend Brown University, where she competed on the gymnastics team.

Gymnastics Career, 2003-2008

After joining the elite gymnastics level in 2002, Sacramone made the United States national team for the first time in 2003. That year, at the National Championships, she won a bronze medal on floor. In 2004, Sacramone won her first gold medals: in both vault and the team competition at the Pacific Rim Championships. Later that year, she won the vault and floor exercise at the Pan American Championships and won vault at the World Cup. Sacramone continued her success in 2005, winning gold on vault and floor at the National Championships, winning floor at the World Championships, and claiming three gold medals at the Pan American Championships, one with the US team. She also defended her World Cup vault title. In 2006, Sacramone won gold on vault and floor at the National Championships for the second consecutive year, and claimed silver on vault at both the World Championships and World Cup. She also won silver with the US team at the World Championships.

Sacramone enrolled at Brown University in the fall of 2006, and juggled NCAA competition with elite gymnastics outside of school. During her first year at Brown, she broke the school records for highest scores in all-around, vault, and floor, and swept the Ivy League Classic. In elite competition in 2007, Sacramone won gold on vault at the National Championships and claimed bronze on floor and balance beam. She won three more medals that year, at the World Championships: gold in the team event, silver on floor, and bronze on vault. In September of 2007, Sacramone announced that she was relinquishing her remaining NCAA eligibility at Brown in order to concentrate full-time on elite gymnastics and preparing for the 2008 Summer Olympics. After strong performances at the National Championships and the Olympic trials, Sacramone was named to the US Olympic team. She went on to have a memorable Olympics in Beijing, winning silver in the team competition despite her falls on the floor and balance beam. In the vault final, she came in fourth. Sacramone announced her retirement in early 2009.

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Gymnastics Career, 2010-2012

Although Sacramone announced her return from retirement in the summer of 2009, she was unable to compete that year due to a shoulder injury. Her comeback came instead in the summer of 2010, when she placed first on vault and in the team competition at the US Classic. Sacramone subsequently returned to the National Championships, where she won another vault gold and claimed silver on the balance beam. Closing out the year, she won gold on vault and silver in the team competition at the World Championships. In 2011, back at the US Classic, Sacramone won gold on vault, tied with Jordyn Wieber for gold on the balance beam, and took bronze on floor. She went on to win the balance beam at the National Championships and claim silver on vault. While training for the upcoming World Championships, Sacramone tore her Achilles tendon, ruling her out of the competition. However, her name was kept on the roster, so she received the gold medal that the US team ultimately won. In 2012, Sacramone won her sixth national vault title, and claimed bronze on the balance beam. After the Olympic trials, she was left off the US team roster for the 2012 Olympics in London.

Other Activities

Leading up to the 2008 Summer Olympics, Sacramone and her teammates Nastia Liukin and Shawn Johnson became spokesmodels for CoverGirl. Sacramone also served as a spokeswoman for the fitness company Team 24 Fitness. In 2009, she did design work for the men's fashion company Tank Farm, and in 2011 she posed nude for ESPN's Body Issue. Later, in 2022, Sacramone returned to the world of gymnastics to serve as a strategic lead for the USA Gymnastics elite women's program.

Personal Life

In 2014, Sacramone married former NFL quarterback Brady Quinn. Together, they have three daughters and two sons.

Real Estate

In 2024, Alicia and Brady paid $4.5 million for a home in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

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