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For Minnesota, Actions Speak Louder than Words When Fighting for Equality

In a year punctuated by all manner of unrest and hardship, the murder of George Floyd by Minneapolis police officers

In March 2017 at the International Gymnix in Montreal, Canada, a young 12-year-old gymnast, in her first year as an

When watching college gymnastics, it’s easy to see what’s on the surface–the double layouts, the sticks, the pointed feet. We

Last month, standing on the floor of Alaska Airlines Arena during Washington’s Purple and Gold intrasquad meet was a full

It’s April 17, 2021. In Fort Worth, Texas, the NCAA team final is about to come to an end. In

After a long 658 days, several teams will finally, and happily, find themselves back on the floor, this time competing

“Life goes on, and we’ll find a way to get through it and stay in touch with gymnastics,” Peter Jansson

2022 is a special year—it marks the 40th anniversary of NCAA gymnastics. Since its first season in 1982, many teams

Collegiate gymnastics has continued to evolve since its first national championships in 1982. Through rule changes and increased difficulty, some

When Morgan Price was only six years old, her father, former Kansas City Royals baseball player Chris Price, passed away