US Olympic Men's Gymnastics Trials 2016: Results, Qualifying Scores for Saturday

The five-member U.S. Olympic men's gymnastics team was announced Saturday after the second day of trials concluded.

Sam Mikulak will lead the way in Rio de Janeiro after finishing among the top competitors through the two days.

Here's a look at the results for the 2016 U.S. Men's Olympic Trials and P&G Gymnastics Championships:

Place	Competitor	P&G Day 1 Score	P&G Day 2 Score	Olympic Trials Day 1 Score	Olympic Trials Day 2 Score	Overall Score
1	Sam Mikulak	89.850	91.650	90.650	90.600	362.750
2	Chris Brooks	89.500	90.350	89.175	89.050	358.075
3	Jacob Dalton	89.400	89.600	88.325	89.200	356.525
4	Donnell Whittenburg	89.900	87.650	88.325	89.650	355.525
5	Yul Moldauer	89.250	88.300	87.600	89.275	354.425
6	Akash Modi	89.150	89.600	87.475	88.075	354.300
7	Paul Ruggeri III	87.650	89.550	86.850	87.475	351.525
8	Marvin Kimble	87.800	89.400	85.600	88.300	351.100

The full results for the Olympic Trials are available on the event's official website.

The final roster for the Olympics was announced after the competition ended, and the U.S. will send a similar team back to the Games.

Jake Dalton, Mikulak and John Orozco will return from the 2012 squad, with Chris Brooks and Alex Naddour making the jump to the active roster after serving as alternates in London.

Naddour and Orozco did not post top-eight all-around scores, as each is more specialized in a single event. Naddour finished first on the pommel horse, while Orozco was second on the horizontal bar.

NBC Olympics posted the grand reveal on Twitter:

Danell Leyva was cut after performing with the U.S. four years ago. His pommel-horse results could have made the difference, according to Nancy Armour of USA Today:

Mikulak, meanwhile, was strong on the pommel horse, courtesy of NBC Olympics:

There was not much debate among the selection committee, per the Associated Press' Will Graves:

The team will have redemption on its mind. The Americans finished fifth overall in 2012 despite entering the field as one of the favorites to win the gold medal.

The U.S. will have experience on its side, and it should be looking to restore glory to American men's gymnastics with a strong showing in Rio de Janeiro.