Emma Wehry, Stallone Gymnastics, has committed to WVU. She qualified to 2019 JOs and finished with a win (t) on floor and 12th AA. She won three floor titles in 2020 and picked up at least one win on every event in the shortened 2020 season.
Mya Pringle, a L10 at Orlando Metro, has committed to an offer from Rutgers for 2021-2022. In 2019, she placed 31st AA at the Level 10 Junior Olympic Nationals. This past season, she won the AA in her session at the Tampa Bay Turners invite and won UB and placed 2nd AA with a career-high 38.075 at the Tim Rand Invitational.
Link: Website
Canadian World Championship medalist Ana Pandurariu, who was set to start her frosh year at UCLA, has elected to defer until 2021-2022 and focus on her Olympic training.
Link: Instagram
Canadian Annie Clarmo has committed to compete for UW La Crosse in 2021-2022. She's a Canadian L10 from Revolution Gymnastics. This past spring, she placed 8th AA at the International Gymnix meet.
The Men's College Gymnastics Association has launched a new campaign, "Better Together", to raise funds to save Men's Gymnastics at the collegiate level. Find out more here: LINK
Caroline Blatchford is set to compete for LaCrosse in the 2021-22 season. She trains at Yellow Jacket Gymnastics.
Gia Migliorese trains at Aspire Gymnastics.
Elizabeth Larusso from Gymcats has committed to Arizona. She qualified to JOs in 2019, finishing 14th AA.
Sidney Washington, a L10 at Gym America, has committed to Pitt for 2021-2022. In 2019, she placed 5th AA, 7th(t) on BB and 9th(t) on FX at the Level 10 Junior Olympic Nationals. This past season, she won the AA titles in her sessions at the Tim Rand Invitational, Tampa Bay Turners Invite, Wolverine Classic and Gymnastics on the Grand.
Link: Personal Website and Videos
The Board of Regents of the University of Alaska-Anchorage have approved an option to save the four sports programs slated to be cut after this season. This proposal covers gymnastics, hockey and ski. They must raise two years of operating expenses, by next February. For gymnastics, that is nearly $900K. Half of the total needs to be available in cash, and the rest in pledges.
Link: Release