The US Women overcame a few mistakes to easily win the team title at the 2018 Doha World Championships. Simone Biles, Kara Eaker, and Florida commits Morgan Hurd and Riley McCusker joined with Utah commit Grace McCallum to defeat Russia, 171.629 to 162.863.
The US Men placed fourth in the Men's Team Final, just missing a spot at the 2020 Olympics. They will have another shot next year. In a thrilling finale, China edged Russia by the narrowest of margins, posting a 256.634 to Russia's 256.586. Japan was third at 253.744, with the US at 251.994.
Past, present and future NCAAers were in action at the World Gymnastics Championships in Doha this weekend. Here's how they fared in the preliminary rounds:
Nebraska (W) Head Coach Dan Kendig has announced his retirement, effective immediately. After the sudden departure, Associate Head Coach Heather Brink will step into the role of Interim Head Coach.
Shallon Olsen has been named to Canada's team and will compete at the World Championships later this month.
Cal has promoted Elizabeth Crandall-Howell to the position of Co-Head Coach, with her husband Justin.
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Shyan Phillips from Pacific West has committed to SJSU. Last season she placed 5th AA at her NorCal meet and 10th AA at regionals.
The USA has named the Men's squad for the 2018 Doha World Championships. All five have NCAA ties.
Polina Shchennikova has medically retired. Walkon Samantha Roy has also retired. Michigan adds Anne Maxim and Anna Dayton, both walkons.
Peyton has retired from Alabama. Read Peyton's personal announcement posted on Twitter HERE.
Miss Val has announced her intention to retire at the end of the 2019 season after more than three decades as head coach at UCLA.
Brittany Harris competed for OSU and worked there as a volunteer coach. Announcement came via Twitter
She is a former gymnast with college coaching experience.
The US won both the Men's and Women's team titles at the Pan American Championships on Sunday. A variety of current and future NCAAers took part.