Clemson announced a change in gymnastics leadership, in a very short statement. Amy Smith and Clemson are parting ways and a national search will be launched for a replacement.
Link: Release
Taylor Christopulos of NU was named the winner of the 2025 Nissen-Emery Award. The award is given to the top senior student-athlete.
Link: NU Release
Oklahoma's Jordan Bowers won the AA with a 39.7125 out of the first session to claim the 2025 NCAA AA title. Utah's Grace McCallum was 2nd and OU's Faith Torrez was 3rd.
Utah excelled on their final event to pull ahead and win the second semi-final of the NCAA Finals. UCLA suffered an injury on VT And overcame a missed connection on BB to power ahead and claim the second spot in the finals, just a whisper behind Utah. The two former Pac 12 conference rivals upended #1 and defending champ LSU. LSU had a few small mistakes in the first two events but came back to take the lead after the FX. But they ended up sticking just one vault and the two U teams pulled ahead. MSU ended in 4th at 197.3625, falling behind after a few small mistakes on FX.
Grace McCallum posted the session's highest AA tally at 39.675. UCLA's Jordan Chiles had the top mark of the day on UB at 9.975 while teammate Brooklyn Moors had the top mark of the day on FX at 9.9625. Bruin Emma Malabuyo had the top mark in the session at 9.975. LSU's Kailin Chio won the VT with a 9.975.
Link: Results and Utah Release
OU posted a 197.55 to win the first semifinal the Women's NCAA Championships. Missouri was 2nd and advanced to the final, posting a 197.3 to edge Florida's 197.2. Bama was 4th at 196.825. OU's Jordan Bowers posted a 39.7125 to take first in this session and lead the AA. She also tied for the top spot on FX with teammate Faith Torrez and with three others for the top spot on UB: Mizzou's Mara Titarsolej and Gators Leanne Wong and Alyssa Arana. Gator Danie Ferris posted the only 9.9 of the day to lead VT while Missouri's Helen Hu leads the BB with a commanding 9.9875.
Link: Results and OU Release
Oregon State's Jade Carey has been named the AAI Award winner, honoring the NCAA"s top senior athlete. She is undefeated thus far this season on the BB and the AA, winning 51 event titles.
Link: Oregon State Release
Illinois has said it will not renew the contract of Head Coach Nadalie Walsh. Illinois will begin a national search for a new coach immediately.
Link: IL Release
Iowa State Associate Head Coach Ryan Snider is leaving the school and collegiate coaching, according to his Instagram post.
Link: Insta
Morgan Price of Fisk dominated the Women's Collegiate Gymnastics National Invitational Championships at Centenary on Sunday. The two-time AA champion won the vault, balance beam and floor exercise, and shared the uneven bar title with TWU's Kaitlyn Hoiland.
Link: USA Gymnastics Release
TWU the team title at the 2025 Women's Collegiate National Invitational Championships on Saturday, posting a 196.175. SEMO was 2nd at 195.025 and Bridgeport was 3rd at 193.6. West Chester was back in fourth at 190.85. The meet continues with event finals on Sunday. Sophie Hernandez led TWU, posting the highest marks on BB and FX. Teammate Caroline Downs posted the top mark on UB. SEMO's Taylor Ingle was the top vaulter and the top scorer in the AA (39.25).
Link: Centenary Release
Morgan Price repeated as the AA champ at the Women's Collegiate Gymnastics National Invitational Championships. Taylor Ingle of SEMO was 2nd followed by Abigail Kenney of Bridgeport at 38.95. SEMO (193.725) and Bridgeport (193.325) advanced from Session 1, followed by SCSU (190.9) and Greenville (187.875). In Session 2, TWU (195.7) and West Chester (192.85) advanced. They were followed by Alaska (190.625) and host Centenary (190.4). The team final is on Saturday.
Link: USA Gym Release and SEMO Release and WC Release
The NCAA stars of tomorrow are in action this weekend (4/9/25-4/13/25) at the Women's Development Program Level 10 Regional Championships.
OU posted a huge 198.45 to win the Washington Regional and advance to Nationals. Missouri edged Auburn by just 0.1 points to earn the other slot at Nationals, 197.425 to 197.325. Arizona finished in 4th, with a 196.25. Jordan Bowers posted a remarkable 39.9 in the AA, winning VT and UB with 10s and tying at 10 on FX with teammate Fiath Torrez. Torrez won the BB.
Individuals also qualified via their performance in the Semi-Finals (and will be confirmed by the NCAA). They include Mary McDonough of Washington in the AA, Addy Wahl of UGA on the VT, Olivia Greaves of AU on the UB, Grace McLaughlin of Auburn on the BB and Lily Smith of UGA on the FX.
Link: Results