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To Redshirt or Not to Redshirt: Gymnasts in the Ivy League Face Tough Decisions When It Comes to Extra Eligibility

Imagine you’re an athlete. Imagine you’re an athlete that’s trained in a sport for a decade and a half of

When the Utah gymnastics team sets foot in the Pete Maravich Assembly Center on Friday evening, it will represent more

Tonight’s top-ten matchup features a lock for the night session at SEC championships and a home team who could easily

The NCGA-East has been a wrecking ball lately. If you haven’t been keeping up, Rhode Island is smashing program records

Leotards are the unofficial fifth event of gymnastics. After all, how many conversations immediately spawn when a team teases a

Remember 2020? No one does. Here’s a flashback before settling in for the Brockport meet broadcast live from Tuttle. Previously

College gymnastics teams around the country have varying budgets, staff sizes and followings, but one thing they all have in

Yes, it’s me. Yes, I’m at another non-SEC meet. Yes, law school scheduling is whack. Illinois cruised to a 196.500

The NCAA Division I Council voted Wednesday to give athletes who compete in winter sports an extra year of eligibility

Despite the COVID-19 disruption, the recruiting world has kept moving. Find below all recent commits, transfers and signees! 2020-21 Gymnast