Wheeler had been an Assistant Coach.
Lily Timmerman, Classic Gymnastics, picked up the regional title on beam and qualified to compete bars and beam at nationals.
Riley Jenkins has indicated in her private instagram profile that she has committed to UCLA. Competing for The Klub, she qualified to regionals and placed 13th AA last season.
Bronwyn Hoffman previously committed to Lindenwood.
Karsyn Foster previously competed for LIU. She enters BYU in her junior year.
Faye Rodio, Bull City, competed two events at her '23 regional meet.
Miller competed for NU and went on to coaching stints at Pitt, Penn and various clubs.
Colwell makes the move from a volunteer coach position SEMO. She previously held a volunteer coach position at Lindenwood.
Chloe DeJoy, Perfection Gymnastics, qualified to compete on floor at the IES session and placed 7th.
Jillian Silvers, The Klub, qualified to '23 regionals and placed 15th AA.
Canadian L10 Cleante Theoret competed at the '23 Canada Games and claimed silver on beam and floor.
Yamson previously held coaching duties at Illinois State, Lindenwood and Arkansas.
Megan Kyle was a volunteer coach for the '23 season. Amber Koeth just completed her competitive career. The two join new Head Coach Melissa Genovese and Assistant Coach Nicole Brant. This entire staff consists of former Sacramento State athletes.
Shyla Bhatia, Silvia's, placed 1st on floor at her '23 state meet and 1st on vault and floor at regionals. She took a share of the vault title at nationals and finished 19th AA.
Stanford's Asher Hong won the men's division at the Core Hydration Classic (fka US Classic) with an 85.305. In second was teammate Khoi Young, who posted an 83.424, just ahead of Michigan's Paul Juda at 83.354. Juda took a redshirt year as he recovered from an injury. Hong won R and VT. Former Cardinal Curran Phillips won PB while former Gopher Shane Wiskus won HB. Illini Connor McCool won FX while former world champ Stephen Nedoroscik won the PH. Michigan's Cameron Bock was 4th while Stanford's Riley Loos was 5th and teammate Jeremy Bischoff was 6th.
In the Women's division, Simone Biles capped her first meet back with a big win. Florida's Leanne Wong was 2nd while Arkansas commit Joscelyn Roberson was 3rd. Auburn commit Katelyn Jong was 5th while LSU commit Zoe Miller was 6th. Florida's Kayla DiCello tied for 11th. Former AU star Sunisa Lee competed two events, placing 2nd on BB and qualified for the National Championships. UCLA's Jordan Chiles showed routines on UB/BB while Oregon State's Jade Carey competed on BB.
Link: Videos
Link: Men's Release and Links
Michigan's Fred Richard placed 4th (83.764) and PSU's Josh Karnes placed 6th (82.664) at the Men's AA Finals of the 2021 World University Games in Chengdu. The competition was originally set for 2021. China's Boheng Zhang won the with an 86.733. Favorite Daiki Hashimoto had to withdraw after two events. PSU's Ian Raubal, competing for Switzerland, placed 12th (80.131).
Earlier, in the Men's team final, the US placed 4th. No US Women's team was sponsored.
Link: Results
Link: Recorded Video (Men's)