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A Day in the Life of a College Gymnast: Dealing with Injuries

As an athlete, you bear the responsibility of taking care of your mind and body to be able to perform

The 2025 season has come to a close, and what a historic year it was for college gymnastics. With newcomers

The 2025 season was a showcase of clean and breathtaking gymnastics. From stuck Yurchenko one and a halfs to side

Earlier this season, the data team analyzed the scores through week six to determine if scoring really was tighter in

The Denver Pioneers aren’t afraid to admit it: 2025 didn’t start the way they were used to. Head coach Melissa

After advancing to the national championship, Oklahoma head coach K.J. Kindler said her team would need to compete freely to

On Thursday morning, eight teams walked into Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas, with one goal in mind: advance to

For Arkansas freshman Joscelyn Roberson, the past 10 months have been a whirlwind. From being named an Olympic alternate in

Heading into its fourth NCAA semifinal, Missouri had grown tired of hearing the word “underdogs” associated with its team. This

Earlier this month, we put the long-held belief that scores rise during postseason two-session meets to the test and concluded