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Judge’s Inquiry: What Actually Happens During a Judging Conference?

In NCAA gymnastics, each judge has to independently calculate their score without any consultation with the others on the panel.

When Danielle Ferris was a child, she ate, slept and breathed Florida gymnastics. As a Florida native, she frequently attended

On June 15, the first day she could commit to college, Lily Pederson spent the day on an uncomfortable 12-hour

This spring’s level 10 nationals signified the end of many gymnasts’ pre-college careers, but the 21st Maccabiah Games — held

While most gymnastics fans have become accustomed to seeing Ragan Smith model a leotard, there’s been a major difference for

There’s an extra burden the head coach of UCLA gymnastics carries that no other coach in the sport does: They’re

June 2021. It’s the Pan American Championships in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. At the end of the competition a gymnast

When she was a child, Josie Angeny dreamed of being a Georgia gymnast. Her most valuable possessions were Georgia knick-knacks

If you’re an NCAA fan, few days of the year are more exciting than level 10 nationals, as you can

Since its inception in 2015, Brown Girls Do Gymnastics has been at the forefront of advocating for increased diversity and