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- Hilary Grivich (Houston, Texas, Estados Unidos, 23 de mayo de 1977-4 de mayo de 1997) fue una gimnasta artística estadounidense, subcampeona mundial en 1991 en el concurso por equipos. (es)
- Hilary Coplin Grivich (May 23, 1977 – May 4, 1997) was an American gymnast and diver. She was a member of the silver-medal-winning American team at the 1991 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships and the 1990 junior national champion in gymnastics. One of the original members of the "Károlyi six-pack", Grivich trained under Béla Károlyi in Houston. In her first season at the senior level, she was a member of the silver-medal-winning American team at the 1991 World Championships, acting as the leadoff gymnast during compulsories and competing second in the lineup on all four events in team finals. Grivich was a contender for the 1992 Olympics, placing seventh in the all-around and third on balance beam and floor exercise at that year's national championships. However, at the Olympic Trials, she placed eighth and did not qualify for the Olympic squad. Béla and Márta Károlyi, and some other gymnastics insiders, claimed that U.S. judges had deliberately underscored Grivich to keep the team from having too many Károlyi club gymnasts. Grivich retired from gymnastics after the Olympics. In 1993, she switched her focus to diving. After only two years in the sport, she earned a scholarship to the University of Houston. She excelled in NCAA competition and hoped to eventually make the U.S. Olympic team as a diver. Less than a month before her 20th birthday, Grivich was killed in a car accident on a Houston highway. A scholarship with the was established in her name. In addition, Grivich's diving club, Woodlands Diving Academy, used to hold an annual elite meet in her honor, the Hilary Grivich Memorial Invitational, before renaming it the "Laura Wilkinson Golden Invitational." (en)
- Hilary Grivich, (23 de maio de 1977 - 4 de maio de 1997) foi uma ginasta estadunidense, que competiu em provas de ginástica artística. Treinada por Béla Karolyi, possui entre os maiores arquivamentos de sua carreira a medalha de prata no Mundial de Indianápolis, em 1991, conquistada na prova por equipes, ao lado das companheiras Shannon Miller, Kim Zmeskal, Betty Okino, Kerri Strug e Michelle Campi. Cotada para disputar os Jogos Olímpicos de Barcelona, acabou não conquistando a vaga durante o Pré-Olímpico. Faleceu dias antes de completar vinte anos, em um acidente de automóvel em Houston. (pt)
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- Hilary Grivich (Houston, Texas, Estados Unidos, 23 de mayo de 1977-4 de mayo de 1997) fue una gimnasta artística estadounidense, subcampeona mundial en 1991 en el concurso por equipos. (es)
- Hilary Grivich, (23 de maio de 1977 - 4 de maio de 1997) foi uma ginasta estadunidense, que competiu em provas de ginástica artística. Treinada por Béla Karolyi, possui entre os maiores arquivamentos de sua carreira a medalha de prata no Mundial de Indianápolis, em 1991, conquistada na prova por equipes, ao lado das companheiras Shannon Miller, Kim Zmeskal, Betty Okino, Kerri Strug e Michelle Campi. Cotada para disputar os Jogos Olímpicos de Barcelona, acabou não conquistando a vaga durante o Pré-Olímpico. Faleceu dias antes de completar vinte anos, em um acidente de automóvel em Houston. (pt)
- Hilary Coplin Grivich (May 23, 1977 – May 4, 1997) was an American gymnast and diver. She was a member of the silver-medal-winning American team at the 1991 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships and the 1990 junior national champion in gymnastics. Grivich retired from gymnastics after the Olympics. In 1993, she switched her focus to diving. After only two years in the sport, she earned a scholarship to the University of Houston. She excelled in NCAA competition and hoped to eventually make the U.S. Olympic team as a diver. (en)
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