Америкалық көркем гимнастика шебері Кортни МакКул Грифит

American artistic gymnast

Courtney Lynn McCool Griffeth (born April 1, 1988) is an American former artistic gymnast who competed in the 2004 Summer Olympics. She was coached by Al and Armine Fong of Great American Gymnastic Express. In that time, the team won three NCAA national titles. She is currently an assistant coach and choreographer for the LSU Tigers team.

McCool was the runner up in the junior division of the 2003 National Championships and won a silver medal on vault at the 2003 Pan American Games. She was the only gymnast at the Test Event to qualify for all four event finals, and she won a silver medal on vault and bronze on the uneven bars. and second at the Olympic Trials, earning a spot on the Olympic team. At the Olympics, McCool competed all four events in the qualification round, but faltered on beam and floor and was excluded from the team finals lineup. The United States team won the silver medal behind Romania. After the Olympics, McCool joined the T. J. Maxx Tour of Olympic Champions, a nationwide gymnastics exhibition tour. However, after finding out that the tour would not be stopping in her hometown, Kansas City, she joined the Rock 'N Roll Gymnastics Challenge, a rival tour, for its Kansas City show. T. J. Maxx officials said they had not given McCool permission to do so, and dropped her from the rest of the tour. Late in 2004, it emerged that McCool had been suffering from Kienbock's disease, a wrist condition that required surgery and prevented her from performing in further post Olympic exhibitions.

McCool earned a full scholarship to the University of Georgia beginning in the 2006–07 school year. In her freshman season, she helped the team win its third straight national title, scoring an event high of 9.95 on beam at the 2007 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships in Salt Lake City.