College Gym News

Recruit Spotlight: Jayla Hang

Jayla Hang is no stranger to the national spotlight. A five-time U.S. national team member and the 2025 Pan American
6 Big 12 Freshmen Expected to Make an Immediate Impact

As a Power Four conference, the Big 12 draws talented athletes from across the country eager to represent its storied
Reliving the Highlights of the 2006 NCAA National Championships

Two decades on, the 2006 NCAA Championships still rival contemporary meets for difficult and exciting gymnastics. Hosted by Oregon State
Data Deep Dive: Tracking NCAA Scoring Trends in 2026

Scoring trends in college gymnastics reveal a lot about where the sport is heading. Every tenth of a point matters,
Standout Recruits From the Level 10 Season

After spending years and years working towards the dream of being part of a Division I program, these gymnasts’ hard

LIVE BLOG: Best of Minnesota with No. 16 Minnesota, Gustavus Adolphus, Hamline and Winona State

January 6, 2023 Tavia Smith Event Coverage, Live Blogs, NCAA WAG, NCGA

Welcome to the Best of Minnesota Meet! While Minnesota is the only top 10 team featured here, this will be

Sloane Blakely celebrates after her beam routine

LIVE BLOG: No. 33 West Virginia, Ball State, Lindenwood at No. 2 Florida

January 6, 2023 Rebecca Williams Event Coverage, Live Blogs, NCAA WAG

Happy first day of the 2023 season! Florida is kicking off its season with a quad meet hosting No. 33

Washington gymnasts cheer and clap for a teammate

LIVE BLOG: Super 16 Session One with No. 21 Washington, No. 27 North Carolina, No. 28 Southern Utah and Fisk

January 6, 2023 Rebecca Scally Event Coverage, Live Blogs, NCAA WAG

Welcome to the 2023 NCAA gymnastics season! We’re starting hot with a brand new team. The Fisk Bulldogs will make

judges huddled over a table discussing a routine's score for a judging inquiry

Judge’s Inquiry: Illustrating the Differences Between Level 10 and NCAA Judging

January 6, 2023 College Gym News Down the Rabbit Hole, Featured Carousel, Features, NCAA WAG

Navigating the unspoken differences between level 10 and college judging is one of the most challenging aspects of being a new college judge and why we tend to see the same judges at the same big meets: They have this understood yet unspoken code down pat.

Recruiting Roundup: December 2022

January 6, 2023 Talitha Ilacqua NCAA WAG, Recruiting

Welcome to your monthly recruiting news. Take a look at all NCAA commits, top club meet results and training updates

Alexis Richardson Looks Toward Her “Sendoff Season” in Sixth Year

January 5, 2023 Peri Goodman Featured Carousel, Features, NCAA WAG

Four years, one sport. That’s how most recruits envision their collegiate gymnastics career to go. It also couldn’t be farther

Jaedyn Rucker points to the crowd during choreography for her floor routine

The Mount: Week 1

January 5, 2023 College Gym News Event Coverage, Featured Carousel, NCAA WAG, NCGA, The Mount

The Mount is your one-stop-shop for the week’s slate of women’s competitions. You’ll find in-depth previews of top matchups, insight

Will Pittsburgh Qualify as a Team to Regionals?

January 4, 2023 Alyssa VanAuker Featured Carousel, Features, NCAA WAG

In less than four months, nine teams will come to Pittsburgh with the hopes of qualifying to the national championships two weeks later. Since the top-36 regionals format started, a host has never failed to qualify a full team. Pittsburgh is hoping that the trend will continue in 2023 and make it back to regionals for the first time since 2018.

Recruiting Declassified: What the Level 10 Season Means for Recruiting

January 4, 2023 College Gym News Featured Carousel, NCAA WAG, Recruiting

You see it all the time: recruits posting training videos of new skills, combinations and never-before-seen moves on social media

Haley de Jong celebrating at 2022 SEC Championships

From Five in a Row to a Scoring Plateau, the Degradation of the Georgia Beam Lineup

January 3, 2023 College Gym News Data, Featured Carousel, Features, NCAA WAG

Sometimes numerical vengeance can be the key to success for a program looking to thrive in the highly competitive college