The world of college gymnastics never truly stops, even in the offseason. One week can bring a whirlwind of news, from seismic shifts in coaching lineups to athletes unveiling jaw-dropping new skills in training. It’s easy to miss a beat, but don’t worry—we have you covered. This is your weekly dose of everything you need to know from the gymternet, delivering the biggest headlines, crucial updates, and stories you might have missed. Let’s dive into the week’s action!
Coaching & Staff News
- Former Kentucky and Clemson gymnast Kaitlin De Guzman joined SEMO’s coaching staff as an assistant.
- Bowling Green assistant coach Megan Keller, recently promoted in the offseason, was removed from the team’s roster.
- Eastern Michigan assistant coach Lauren Volpe was removed from the team’s roster.
Training Updates
New Skills Spotted
- Utah junior Avery Neff is training a split leap mount to wolf jump to a side aerial to two feet on beam.
- Florida junior Skye Blakely is training a Yurchenko double full on vault.
- LSU junior Lexi Zeiss is training a Gienger release on bars.
- Denver sophomore Sevana Kasparian is training a Yurchenko one and a half on vault.
- Nebraska junior Grace Drexler is training a front full to front full combination on floor.
- Michigan State senior Isabella Trostel is training a Ray to Pak combination on bars.
Rehab Progress
- LSU senior Ariel Posen is training bars as she works to come back from not competing since 2022, prior to her freshman year at Georgia.
Recruiting Buzz
College gymnastics recruiting news moves fast! For in-depth coverage of commitments, signings, and all the latest recruiting developments, be sure to check out our weekly Recruiting Roundup.
Other Newsworthy Items
- The 2027 WCGNIC Championships will take place in Virginia Beach from April 9-10, 2027.
- Centenary junior Erin Pinder is representing Barbados at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland, and will serve as the nation’s flag bearer.
- Stanford sophomore Jennifer Williams won the gold medal on floor, the silver medal in the all around and on bars, and the bronze medal on beam at the Nordic Championships, where she represented Sweden.
- Minnesota fifth-year Brooklyn Rowray threw the first pitch at a Minnesota Twins game.
- California rising sophomore Tonya Paulsson modeled for La Mer in Vogue Taiwan.
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News curated by Katherine Weaver with assistance from the editors of College Gym News
