While regular season All-Americans were only introduced to collegiate gymnastics recently, honors awarded based on event finishes at the national championships have been an annual occurrence for years. First-team All-Americans are given to the top four finishers (including ties) on each event and in the all around from each semifinal while individuals placing fifth through eighth with ties from each semifinal are named to the second team.
Note that the following lists are unofficial until confirmed by the NCAA or respective teams.
This article will be updated again after semifinal two.
All Around
First Team
Jordan Bowers, Oklahoma
Faith Torrez, Oklahoma
Selena Harris-Miranda, Florida
Addison Fatta, Oklahoma
Gabby Gladieux, Alabama
Grace McCallum, Utah
Jade Carey, Oregon State
Jordan Chiles, UCLA
Haleigh Bryant, LSU
Kailin Chio, LSU
Avery Neff, Utah
Second Team
Amari Celestine, Missouri
Madison Ulrich, Denver
Leanne Wong, Florida
Chae Campbell, UCLA
Makenna Smith, Utah
Vault
First Team
Danie Ferris, Florida
Jordan Bowers, Oklahoma
Ady Wahl, Georgia
Elise Tisler, Missouri
Kailin Chio, LSU
Sage Kellerman, Michigan State
Grace McCallum, Utah
Amy Doyle, Michigan State
Second Team
Jocelyn Moore, Missouri
Corinne Bunagan, Alabama
Gabby Gladieux, Alabama
Lily Pederson, Oklahoma
Faith Torrez, Oklahoma
Elle Mueller, Oklahoma
Haleigh Bryant, LSU
Chae Campbell, UCLA
Jordan Chiles, UCLA
Olivia Zsarmani, Michigan State
Bars
First Team
Jordan Bowers, Oklahoma
Mara Titarsolej, Missouri
Leanne Wong, Florida
Alyssa Arana, Florida
Jordan Chiles, UCLA
Grace McCallum, Utah
Gabrielle Stephen, Michigan State
Ella Zirbes, Utah
Second Team
Ryan Fuller, Alabama
Lily Pederson, Oklahoma
Chloe LaCoursiere, Alabama
Faith Torrez, Oklahoma
Madison Ulrich, Denver
Hannah Horton, Missouri
Olivia Kelly, Missouri
Olivia Zsarmani, Michigan State
Frida Esparza, UCLA
Avery Neff, Utah
Sage Kellerman, Michigan State
Jade Carey, Oregon State
Amelie Morgan, Utah
Makenna Smith, Utah
Beam
First Team
Helen Hu, Missouri
Selena Harris-Miranda, Florida
Faith Torrez, Oklahoma
Jordan Bowers, Oklahoma
Emma Malabuyo, UCLA
Mya Lauzon, California
Jade Carey, Oregon State
Ciena Alipio, UCLA
Second Team
Addison Lawrence, Missouri
Gabby Gladieux, Alabama
Madison Ulrich, Denver
Olivia Kelly, Missouri
Isabella Magnelli, Kentucky
Chae Campbell, UCLA
Avery Neff, Utah
Joscelyn Roberson, Arkansas
Konnor McClain, LSU
Floor
First Team
Jordan Bowers, Oklahoma
Faith Torrez, Oklahoma
Lily Smith, Georgia
Lilly Hudson, Alabama
Brooklyn Moors, UCLA
Grace McCallum, Utah
Aleah Finnegan, LSU
Skyla Schulte, Michigan State
Second Team
Mya Hooten, Minnesota
Gabby Disidore, Florida
Selena Harris-Miranda, Florida
Danielle Sievers, Oklahoma
Gabby Gladieux, Alabama
Jaylene Gilstrap, Utah
Mya Lauzon, California
Haleigh Bryant, LSU
Jade Carey, Oregon State
Chae Campbell, UCLA
Makenna Smith, Utah
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