A woman poses under the Olympic rings during the Sochi Winter Olympics on Feb. 12, 2014. (Credit: Andrej Isakovic / Getty Images)

Posted: Dec 16, 2014 / 09:39 PM PST

Updated: Dec 17, 2014 / 02:51 AM PST

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Regrouping from a recent history of failed attempts and frustration, the U.S. has decided to make another run at hosting the Olympics.

But which American city, exactly, will try for the 2024 Summer Games remains to be seen.

Four candidates — Los Angeles, Boston, San Francisco and Washington — made their pitches to the U.S. Olympic Committee board of directors here on Tuesday morning. The board was impressed enough to confirm that one of the cities will be submitted, but it will likely not name a winner until sometime in mid-January.

“We saw four spectacular presentations,” USOC Chairman Larry Probst said. “We need to have some further discussion about the pros and cons of each city.”

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