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Creating Something that Sticks: The Impact of Choreography in NCAA Gymnastics

NCAA gymnastics is no stranger to viral moments. More often than not, these moments come from a floor routine that

By week seven, the stakes are unmistakable. Rankings are tightening, road scores are starting to matter, and the data is

Gymnastics fans love leotards; it’s just a fact. We love seeing new designs, creating our own, and especially judging them.

Program Records Abound Across the Country Teams and individual gymnasts across the rankings smashed season and program records over the

We’re back! Thank you for your patience with me last week as I missed a whole week of gymnastics while

Still searching for its first conference win, Pittsburgh faces a tall task against a top-10 Stanford squad in this ACC

The SEC has long been regarded as the sport’s premier conference, and that reputation holds firm one month into the

UCLA, Florida Break 198 While Williams Breaks Out Former five-star recruit CaMarah Williams, once a member of the recruiting class

Whether from injury or retirement, coming back from anything is a massive feat in and of itself. But, with program

Gymnastics fans love leotards—it’s just a fact. We love seeing new designs, creating our own, and especially judging them. That’s