On the tail end of a record-breaking season, let’s take a dive into the eight qualified teams that are bound for Ithaca, NY this weekend.
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Category: History
Looking Back at Lindenwood’s 2015 Championship Season
Lindenwood University recently announced it will be transitioning from Division II to Division I in the fall of 2022. In an ideal world, that means
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After 32 Years, Bev Plocki Finally Got Her National Title. And She’s Not Finished Yet.
It’s April 17, 2021. In Fort Worth, Texas, the NCAA team final is about to come to an end. In the beam corner of the
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40 Years of NCAA Gymnastics
2022 is a special year—it marks the 40th anniversary of NCAA gymnastics. Since its first season in 1982, many teams have made a name for
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A Look at NCAA Gym’s Most Breakable Records
Collegiate gymnastics has continued to evolve since its first national championships in 1982. Through rule changes and increased difficulty, some of the NCAAs oldest records
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Where NCGA-East Coaches Got Their Start
Division-III gymnastics often flies under the radar, so oftentimes there’s not as much known about the programs, the gymnastics or even the coaches. Take a
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A Look at NCAA Gym’s Unbreakable Records
Collegiate gymnastics has continued to evolve since its first national championships in 1982. Through rule changes and increased difficulty, some of the NCAAs oldest records
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Leotards Throughout NCAA History
Since its beginning 40 years ago, NCAA gymnastics has changed a lot. Its format has changed, teams have changed, skills have changed… And leotards have
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Alternative History: What If Alabama Won the 2013 National Championship?
It was the final rotation of the 2013 Super Six. Alabama was in first by 0.025. Had that lead held, the Crimson Tide would have
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Decade Retrospective: Floor Routines, Ranked
You all don’t know how hard it was to narrow this list down to 15 routines, there were just too many iconic, beautiful, thrilling performances
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