Career
Wang retired in 2008 after gaining admission to Yale University. Junior career
Wang began rhythmic gymnastics training in 1998, when she was ten years old. In 2000, Wang became a part of the National Team.
In 2001, She claimed her first Junior National Championship at the Visa National Championships.
Senior career
and 2008. marking her place as the top gymnast in North and South America. She was a three-time World Championships team member (2003, 2005, 2007).
During the 2007 World Championships (which serve as the 2008 Summer Olympics qualifier), Wang was the most heavily favored American Rhythmic Gymnast for the 2008 Olympics. But she placed 28th and thus missed Olympic qualification by three-tenths of a point.
The United States Olympic Committee denied her application to apply for the Tripartite wild card spot, despite support from United States of America Gymnastics, thus removing her last chance to compete at the 2008 Olympics.
Wang graduated from Adlai East. Stevenson High School in Lincolnshire, Illinois in December 2006. After being accepted into Yale University Early Action, Wang decided to defer matriculation for a year in order to continue training. Her life and gap year were documented by the national best-seller "Fat Envelope Frenzy".
In 2007, she shot an international commercial "Women in Control" in Brazil for a Netherland-based Water Company.
In May 2008, Wang competed in her last National Championship in Houston, Texas. She swept all 5 Gold Medals in addition to winning the All-Around Title and Athlete of the Year.
Wang attended Yale University as the Class of 2012. In 2014, Wang was inducted into the United States of America Gymnastics Hall of Fame.
Wang began her professional career as a hedge fund analyst on Wall Street.
She later transitioned into entrepreneurship, founding her first company, Fooze, in 2015 that was incubated in the second class of Food-X, the first international food business accelerator.