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Published 08:39 9 Apr 2019 BST
Updated 08:45 9 Apr 2019 BST
"Friday night was my final night as a gymnast. "After 18 years I am hanging up my grips and leaving the chalk behind. "I couldn’t be prouder of the person that gymnastics has made me to become. "It’s taught me hard work, humility, integrity, and dedication, just to name a few."Continuing she noted that it wasn't the way she wanted to end her time as a gymnast but felt it was the right thing to do.
"It’s given me challenges and road blocks that I would have never imagined that has tested who I am as a person. "It may not have ended the way I had planned, but nothing ever goes as planned."Sam was named athlete of the year by her college and will graduate this year with an engineering.
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