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Nebraska has chosen to not renew the contract of Head Coach Heather Brink. Brink had been Headh Coach for eight seasons, and prior to that, was an assistant. She was also an all-time Husker legend as an athlete. A national hunt will begin immediately, that along with the high profile…
Mariel Garcia Chapa, a Mexican National Team member from WOGA, has committed to a full ride scholarship offer to NC State. She is a member of the class of 2027. A four-time Mexican National Champ, she was 8th AA as a senior at the 2025 Mexican Championships. She was also…
Jazlyn Jackson, a L10 from JamJev Gymnastics who was originally sized to Ohio State, has committed to a full athletic scholarship at Ohio State, starting next season. Link: Insta
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The NCAA has announced the selections and session assignments for the Women's NCAA National finals. In the first session (afternoon), LSU, Stanford, Florida and UGA will compete. In the second (evening) session, Minnesota, UCLA, Arkansas and OU will compete. Link: Release
Auburn and former Head Coach Jeff Graba have mutually agreed to part ways. They have just finished a season which saw the Tigers fall to 25th in the Final standings. He had been at Auburn for 16 seasons and reportedly had one season remaining on his contract. Link: AU Release
In a close and thrilling final, UCLA posted a 197.725 to edge Minnesota's 197.625 and advance to the NCAA national meet. The Gophers scored the major upset of the Regional meets, using a terrific, pressure-packed 49.525 on BB to surpass Utah's 197.5 and Bama's 197.175. Critically, Minnesota was the only…
OU blasted to a 198.35 to win its 16th straight Regional title and capture a spot at Nationals. Arkansas posted a 197.45 to hold off Missouri's 197.225 and capture the second spot to Nationals. Ohio State was 4th at 196.7. OU was led by Mackenzie Estep and Faith Torrez. Torrez…
Event champions were named at the Big Ten Championships: FX: Chase Davenport-Mills, Ohio StatePH: Brandon Dang, PHR: Asher Cohen, NUVT: Chase Pappas, MichiganPB: Nathan York, NUHB: Carson Eshleman, Michigan Note: A number of gymnasts scratched the event finals, particularly on the leg events. Link: Results and NU Release
Florida posted a 198.05 to defeated UGA's 197.75 as both squads advanced to Nationals. MSU was 3rd at 197.0, just ahead of Cal's 196.975. The Gators were led by Selena Harris-Miranda, who posted a 9.975 to win FX and tied with teammate Kayla DiCello for the top mark on BB.…
Host LSU posted a 197.825 to win the Baton Regional and advance to Nationals. Stanford posted a 197.225 to edge Clemson's 197.15. Michigan was 4th at 196.75. Kailin Chio led the way for LSU, winning the VT with a 10 and the BB with a 9.975. She also won the…
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OU captured its second consecutive MPSF Conference title with a big 332.1 victory on Saturday. In 2nd was Stanford at 327.2 with Cal 3rd at 317.75 and Air Force 4th at 303.8. The Sooners were led Colby Aranda's win on PH, Fuzzy Benas' win on VT, Nathan Roman's win on…
Greenville posted a 313.2 to win the ECAC Championships. Navy was just behind at 312.2, with Army at 312.05 close behind. W&M was 4th at 310.45, with Springfield 5th at 308.1 and Simpson 6th at 300.15. Greenville's Jaxon Clapper led the way, winning VT and PB. Teammate Kyler Hinson won…
Michigan won its sixth consecutive Big Ten Conference title, posting a 323.5 to defeat NU's 320.7, Illinois' 316.7, Ohio State's 314.8 and PSU's 310.85. Big Ten gymnast of the year Fred Richard won his fourth individual AA title, the 2nd gymnast to achieve that (John Roethlisberger of Minnesota was the…
Friday, 03 April 2026 23:58
Oregon State Regional, Round 2, S2: UCLA, Minnesota Advance
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UCLA posted a 197.45 to win the second session in the second round at the Corvallis Regional. Minnesota came from behind with a strong second half of the meet to take the 2nd spot with a 196.975, outdistancing Iowa's 196.75. Washington was 4th at 195.85. The Bruins were led by…
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