The 2019 Pan American Games took place in Lima, Peru, and featured past, present and future NCAA gymnasts from across North and South America.
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2020 Season in Doubt for Alaska Gymnastics Amid Unprecedented State Budget Cuts
Last March, the University of Alaska Anchorage gymnastics team concluded its historic 2019 season with a program record total of 194.200 at the MPSF championship. That landmark score could be its last.
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2019 Pan American Games Promises Excitement
The 2019 Pan American Games kicks off in Lima, Peru, on Saturday with 60 gymnasts from 20 countries vying for team and individual titles. While
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Current and Future College Stars Shine at GK U.S. Classic
The 2019 GK U.S. Classic offered the country’s top junior and senior elites a final opportunity to compete before August’s national championships. It also served
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Current and Future College Gymnasts to Compete at GK U.S. Classic
The followup to June’s American Classic, the GK U.S. Classic gives elite gymnasts who have not already qualified to nationals—either via previous international assignments or
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Throwback Leotard Rankings: Oklahoma
This summer we’re trying a little something new when it comes to our throwback leotard rankings. Rather than looking at single meets, we’ve decided to
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Where Are They Now: Whitney Morgan Kramer
Whitney Morgan Kramer (Alabama ‘02) is a former Junior Olympic national team member who won an NCAA team championship with the Crimson Tide her senior
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Recruiting Roundup: June 2019
Just because it’s the offseason doesn’t mean there’s no recruiting news. Here are all of the updates that came out in June. 2019-2020 Gymnast NCAA
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Recapping the 2019 Junior World Championships
The U.S. team of Kayla DiCello (Florida ‘23), Skye Blakely (uncommitted ‘24), Sydney Barros (UCLA ‘24) and alternate Konnor McClain (uncommitted ‘24) brought home the team bronze medal.
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Did You Know These Gymnasts’ Hidden Talents?
Even with training restrictions in place, it’s hard to imagine that collegiate gymnasts have loads of spare time to devote to non-gym or academic pursuits.
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