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Judge’s Inquiry: Bars Basics

As the gymnasts start their pre-season training, it’s time for fans to prepare their brains and eyes for the beautiful

If you’ve watched the floor exercise at any gymnastics competition—from the six-year-olds competing for the first time to the NCAA

Unpopular opinion: I don’t believe in ties in gymnastics. In a subjectively judged sport, judges should first and foremost be

Let’s face it, NCAA Women’s gymnastics judging has a problem with evaluating routines appropriately and consistently, but no one really

The 2023 NCAA team final was an exciting display of some of the best gymnastics in the NCAA, with defending

With the increase in the number of 10.0s scored in the last several NCAA seasons, it feels like all the

One of the favorite pastimes of gymnastics fans is complaining about the scoring. Do you think you could do better?

There were four perfect 10s at the NCAA national championship. What makes these 10s extra special is that instead of

One complaint I frequently hear from gymnastics fans is that the top teams receive a “leotard bonus” when they compete.

At regionals, we had 11 perfect 10s, but as fans, athletes, commentators, and seemingly everyone other than the judging panel