Lily Caranci, a L10 from CGI, has committed to Denver, starting in 2026-2027. She recently placed 2nd AA, 2nd FX and 3rd on UB and BB at the Colorado State L10 meet (Junior). In 2024, she qualified as an individual on BB at the Women's Development Program (WDP) Level 10 Nationals. She also tied for 21st AA at the 2023 WDP L10 Nationals.
Link: Insta
Brynley Hall, a L10 from Bold, has committed to a full scholarship offer at ASU, starting in 2026-2027. Hall recently finished 5th AA and 2nd on UB at the Utah Level State Championships. Last season, she qualified to the Women's Development Program (WDP) L10 Nationals and tied for 9th on UB. She was also 23rd AA and tied for 8th on UB at the 2023 WDP L10 Nationals.
Link: Insta
Here are your 2025 USA Gymnastics Men's Collegiate Nationals event champions: FX - William Champagne (Navy) 14.0 PH - Patrick Hoopes (Air Force) 14.75 R - Brian Rollison (Simpson) 13.35 VT - Connor Barrow (W&M) 14.25 PB - Conor Heary (Army) 13.8 HB - Matthew Petros (Navy) - 13.5
Link: Results and USAG Release
Navy rallied to post a 320.7 and win the team title at the 2025 USA Gymnastics Men's Collegiate Nationals. Army was 2nd at 315.05 and Air Force third at 313.5. W&M was 4th at 310.1, Springfield 5th at 308.45 and Simpson 6th at 300.8.
Navy's Isaiah Drake won the AA with a 79.55. Air Force's Erich Upton was 2nd while Navy's Brian Solomon was 3rd.
Link: USAG Release and Results
The NCAA, in a special show today broadcast on ESPNU
We're finally here, with all 36 qualifiers for the Women's post-season having been finalized. LSU took over the top spot after their 2nd win over former #1 OU. Florida is third, Utah 4th, and UCLA 5th. Here are the women's National Rankings for the week of March 24th, as compiled by RoadtoNatioonals.
In a super close final session that served as a potential preview of the National final, LSU defeated #1 OU for the second time this season. After their 198.2, LSU will be the new #1 in the rankings next week. Florida was leading into the final round but suffered small problems on BB (549.1), while OU also posted four scores below 9.9 on FX. Haleigh Bryant won the AA at 39.725 to lead LSU. She also tied for the BB title with teammate Aleah Finnegan, OU's Faith Torrez and Mizzou's Helen Hu. Torrez won the FX with a 10. Florida's Selena Harris-Miranda won the VT with another 10, while the same perfect mark was shared on UB by Gators Leanne Wong and Riley McCusker, along with Missouri's Mara Titarsolej.
Link: Results and LSU Release
Utah easily won their first Big 12 Conference title, defeating Arizona. DU was 3rd and BYU from session 1 was 4th. Ute Grace McCallum won the AA with a 39.55. She also tied for the VT title with teammate Ashley Glynn and DU's Mila Brusch and Bella Mabanta. Teammate Makenna Smith won the FX and tied for the UB title with BYU's Anna Bramblett-Wilde (from Session 1). Utes Avery Neff and Ana Padurariu shared the BB title.
Link: Session 2 Results and Utah Release
Stanford defeated rival Cal to win their first ACC Gymnastics conference title. Stanford's Ui Soma posted a 10 to tie with UNC'a Lali Dekanoidze for the UB title. Teammate Taralyn Nguyen won the VT with a 9.975. Cardinal Anna Roberts tied for 1st AA with Cal's Mya Lauzon at 39.625. The pair also tied for 1st on FX with Cal's Madelyn Williams. On BB, Lauzon tied for first with Stanford's Temple Landry and UNC's Gwen Fink.
Link: Results and Stanford Release
Penn posted a strong 195.7 to win the GEC Championship. Penn was led by Skyelar Kerico, who won the AA at 39.425. She also claimed titles on the VT and UB. Teammate Jordan Barrow won the BB. Brown's Maya Davis won the FX.
Link: Results and Penn Release
SUU held off UC Davis to claim the MPSF title on Saturday afternoon in Alaska. UC Davis' new season high, however, was enough to propel the late charging Aggies into the Regionals, rising to 35th place. Niya Randolph and Brinlee Christensen led SUU with a win on FX. The Aggies were led once again by Amelia Moneymaker, who won the AA at 39.5 and took the UB and BB titles. Aggie Megan Ray won the VT.
Link: Results and SUU Release
UCLA exploded to a 198.425 season high to defeat MIchigan State's 198.15 and claim their first Big Ten title. UCLA's Brooklyn Moors and Jordan Chiles tied for the FX title at 10.0 as the Bruins went 49.8 on the event. Bruin Chae Campbell claimed the AA title with a 39.725. Teammate Ciena Alipio posted a 10 of her own to tie for the BB title with MSU's Gabrielle Stephen. MSU's Olivia Zsarmani won the VT with a 9.975. On UB, UCLA's Frida Esparza tied for the top mark in the session with Minnesota's Jordyn Lyden and MSU's Sage Kellerman. But Big Ten UB champ came from Session 1, where NU's Emma Spence posted a 9.975.
Link: Results and UCLA Release
GWU emerged as the victor in a tightly fought battle, with 0.275 separating 1st to 5th at the EAGL Championships. Notably Towson's miss on UB proved to be costly as they were bumped out of Regionals. GWU was led by wins from Delaney DeHaan on VT and Kendall Whitman on FX. Teammate Lola Montevago tied for 1st on UB with Towson's Isabella Minervini. Minervini won the AA at 39.425 while teammate Clara Hong took the BB.
Link: Results and Towson Release
Utah State edged Boise State for the Mountain West title. Both teams had previously locked a spot at Regionals. USU's Brianna Brooks tied for the UB title with SJSU's Sophia Konieczny and Boise State's Emily Lopez. Lopez also tied for the VT title with SJSU's Mkaela Pitts and Madison Kirsch. Air Force's Maggie Slife won the AA at 39.25. She also tied for the BB title with SJSU's Madison Gustitus. Boise State's Emma Loyim won the FX.
Link: Results and USU Release
UW La Crosse posted a 194.925 to win the NCGA Championship (Div 3) team title. In second was UW-Whitewater at 194.025, with UW-Oshkosh in 3rd at 193.1. Cortland State was 4th at 191.975, with RIC close behind at 191.85. Brockport was 6th at 190.9. UW-La Cross' Grace Kehr won VT while teammate Jessica Taylor won FX. Six gymnasts shared the top spot on BB: UW-La Cross' Clarie Robbins, Raina Christensen and Kyla Dickson, Brockport's Lienna Kay, and UW-Whitewater's Paige Magel and Tegan Haberstock. Stout's Jamie Beatty won the AA and tied for 1st on the UB with Greenville's Ashlie League.
Link: Results and UWL Release
Alabama won the first session at the SEC Championships, despite being seeded fourth in this session (by National Qualifying Scores). They improved their NQS while the rest of the field was well off their season highs, which will shuffle up the Top 16 quite a bit. They were led by Gabby Gladieux, who posted the top AA score of 39.5. Teammate Lilly Hudson had the top mark on VT while Ryan Fuller had the top mark on UB. The Tide's Shania Adams and Gabby Ladanyi shared the top mark on BB with Kentucky's Isabella Magnelli. Kentucky's Creslyn Brose and UGA's Lily Smith share the top mark on FX. Georgia's team total includes a 0.2 neutral team deduction.
Link: Results and Bama Release