Houston native Raevyn Rogers is hoping to bring home more gold this year as she makes her way to the Olympic Games in Paris!

Wednesday marks exactly one year until the start of the Summer Olympics in Paris, France, which is set to host the games 100 years after last doing so in 1924.

Houston's Raevyn Rogers helped give her mother a birthday to remember until the end of time.

The 19-year-old phenom also took down the American record in her Olympic gold medal-winning win.

Before we look to what’s on the Olympic line-up on this Saturday night in Houston, let’s fast forward to early tomorrow morning. Expect to wake up to a lot of spoilers if you sleep through the next gymnastics events in Tokyo.

Houston's Raevyn Rogers has earned a spot in the Olympic final of the 800 meters.

The track and field competition has begun at the Tokyo Olympics, and we have our eyes on several Houston-area athletes.

We’ll talk gymnastics, promise. PLUS track, because there’s a really fast Houstonian racing tonight. But first...

Raevyn Rogers is a proud Houstonian.

Raevyn Rogers found a sense of self during the recent U.S. Olympic Track and Field Trials. That was the key for the Kinkaid graduate to clinch a spot in the upcoming Tokyo Olympics.

Jessica Ramsey won the shot put for a spot on the U.S. Olympic team, breaking the meet and her personal best at 66 feet, 1/4 inch.