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Throwback Leotard Rankings: Pittsburgh

August 7, 2019 College Gym News Featured Carousel, Leotards, NCAA WAG, Throwback

This week, we’re taking on Pittsburgh with EAGL Senior Editor Mary Emma and Administrative Assistant Jenna joining Editor-in-Chief Elizabeth for the rundown.

Where Are They From: Mickayla Stuckey

August 7, 2019 Kalley Leer Featured Carousel, Features, NCAA WAG, Recruiting, Where Are They From

Mickayla Stuckey, a level 10 from Cincinnati Gymnastics Academy is signed on to start her NCAA career at Eastern Michigan

Why It Took Me 10 Years to Get a Tattoo of the Olympic Rings

August 2, 2019 College Gym News Featured Carousel, Features, NCAA WAG

Daria Kiehne, nee Bijak, is a former standout gymnast at Utah from 2007-2010, making the 2008 German Olympic team after her sophomore year. Here, she shares her Olympic story and why she waited so long to get a tattoo of the Olympic rings.

Throwback Leotard Rankings: Iowa

August 1, 2019 College Gym News Featured Carousel, Leotards, NCAA WAG, Throwback

This summer we’re trying a little something new when it comes to our throwback leotard rankings. Rather than looking at

Where Are They From: Raegan Walker

July 31, 2019 Mary Emma Burton Featured Carousel, NCAA WAG, Recruiting, Where Are They From

We talked to Walker about why she chose Yale, how the recruiting process differs from other schools and how the recovery from an Achilles injury she suffered earlier this year is going.

Where Are They Now: Meghan Hargens

July 30, 2019 Mary Emma Burton Featured Carousel, NCGA, Where Are They Now

Meghan Hargens competed for UW-Stout, a Division III program, from 2007-2010. During that time, she was a 12-time NCGA All-American, a two time NACGC/W Division III West Region gymnast of the year and the 2010 NCGA uneven bars champion.

2020 Season in Doubt for Alaska Gymnastics Amid Unprecedented State Budget Cuts

July 25, 2019 College Gym News Featured Carousel, NCAA WAG, News

Last March, the University of Alaska Anchorage gymnastics team concluded its historic 2019 season with a program record total of 194.200 at the MPSF championship. That landmark score could be its last.