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Phillipp Boy, of Germany, performs a pommel horse routine during the 2011 AT&T American Cup on Saturday March 5, 2011 at Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Fla. The event is the first of four International Gymnastics Federation World Cu Rick Wilson, Associated Press
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Cyril Tommasone, of France, performs a pommel horse routine during the 2011 AT&T American Cup Saturday March 5, 2011 at Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Fla. The event is the first of four International Gymnastics Federation World Cup Rick Wilson, Associated Press
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Koji Uematsu of Japan performs his floor exercise routine during the 2011 AT&T American Cup on Saturday March 5, 2011 at Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Fla. The event is the first of four International Gymnastics Federation World Cu Rick Wilson, Associated Press
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Mykolva Kuksenkov, of Ukraine, performs a floor exercise during the 2011 AT&T American Cup Saturday March 5, 2011 at Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Fla. The event is the first of four International Gymnastics Federation World Cup ev Rick Wilson, Associated Press
By Associated Press

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Jonathan Horton and Jordyn Wieber have given the United States a sweep at the American Cup.

Horton won his third American Cup on Saturday. The silver medalist at the Beijing Olympics moved from second to first with a solid performance on the parallel bars, then held on with a mostly error-free routine on the high bar.

Wieber won her second American Cup after getting in the field as an alternate when Britain's Nicole Hibbert was injured. She overcame a small deficit in the final women's event, the floor exercise, to make up ground on world champion Aliya Mustafina of Russia.

Alexandra Raisman of the United States was third.

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Ukraine's Mykola Kuksenkov was second on the men's side, followed by American Jake Dalton.

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