WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS – NCAA REGIONALS

Top two schools from each regional advanced to the NCAA Championships, April 17-19, 2025 in Fort Worth, Texas

Salt Lake City, Utah Regional – April 2-5, 2025
Recap: No. 4 Utah Stamps Ticket to 49th Consecutive Nationals Appearance
Recap: UCLA Secures Trip to NCAA Gymnastics Championships
Results: Day 1 | Semifinals Session 1 | Semifinals Session 2 | Semifinals Combined | Finals

    1. Utah
    2. UCLA
    3. Denver
    4. Minnesota

State College, Pa., Regional – April 2-5, 2025
Recap: No. 1 LSU Wins 15th NCAA Regional Title, Advances to Third-Straight NCAA Championship
Recap: Michigan State Finishes Second at NCAA Regional Final, Advances to First NCAA Championships Since 1988
Results: Day 1 | Semifinals Session 1 | Semifinals Session 2 | Finals

    1. LSU
    2. Michigan State
    3. Kentucky
    4. Arkansas

Seattle, Wash., Regional – April 3-6, 2025
Recap: Oklahoma Claims 15th Straight Regional Championship
Recap: Missouri Advances to NCAA Championship Semifinal
Results: Day 1 | Semifinals Session 1 | Semifinals Session 2 | Finals

    1. Oklahoma
    2. Missouri
    3. Auburn
    4. Arizona

Tuscaloosa, Ala., Regional – April 3-6, 2025
Recap: No. 3 Florida Gymnastics Wins NCAA Regional Final
Recap: Alabama Uses Season-High, Come-From-Behind Performance to Advance to NCAA Championships Semifinals
Results: Day 1 | Semifinals Session 1 | Semifinals Session 2 | Finals

    1. Florida
    2. Alabama
    3. California
    4. Oregon State

NCAA Semifinals Bracket | Rotations

INDIVIDUAL QUALIFIERS
All-Around
Jade Carey, Oregon State
Mary McDonough, Washington
Joscelyn Roberson, Arkansas
Madison Ulrich, Denver

Vault
Rosie Casali, Denver
Sophia Diaz, Michigan
Kaya Forbes, North Carolina
Ady Wahl, Georgia

Uneven Bars
Olivia Greaves, Auburn
Maddie Jones, Arkansas
Rylie Mundell, Denver
Madelyn Williams, Cal

Balance Beam
Brynlee Andersen, BYU
Mya Lauzon, Cal
Isabella Magnelli, Kentucky
Gabby McLaughlin, Auburn

Floor Exercise
Creslyn Brose, Kentucky
Mya Hooten, Minnesota
Mya Lauzon, Cal
Lily Smith, Georgia

MEN’S GYMNASTICS


BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS
Michigan Wins Fifth Straight B1G Title; Richard, Juda Take Gold, Silver in All-Around
ANN ARBOR, Mich – The No. 3-ranked University of Michigan men’s gymnastics team captured its fifth consecutive Big Ten Championship on Friday (April 4) at Crisler Center. The Wolverines finished with a score of 330.750, their second-highest team score of the season.
Event Finals Recap
Results: Team/All-Around | Events


ECAC CHAMPIONSHIPS
Army Claims First ECAC Championship Title Since 2016
INDIANOLA, Iowa – Army West Point gymnastics claimed its first ECAC Championship since 2016 with a 313.500 team score on Saturday afternoon from Simpson College.
Results


MPSF CHAMPIONSHIPS
Oklahoma Wins 20th MPSF Championship
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Senior Emre Dodanli and redshirt junior Fuzzy Benas won individual conference titles to lead the Oklahoma men’s gymnastics team to the program’s 20th MPSF Championship on Saturday in Cadet West Gym at the U.S. Air Force Academy.
Results

Teams Competing in the NCAA Championships, April 18-19 in Ann Arbor, Mich.
Team – National Qualifying Score (Qualifying Session)
Oklahoma – 327.700 (1)
Michigan – 326.838 (2)
Stanford – 326.813 (2)
Nebraska – 324.538 (1)
Penn State – 322.700 (1)
Illinois – 321.100 (2)
Ohio State – 320.663 (2)
Air Force – 312.863 (1)
California – 312.800 (1)
Navy – 312.263 (2)
Army – 311.519 (2)
William & Mary – 309.875 (1)
The top three teams will advance from each qualifying session

INDIVIDUAL QUALIFIERS

All-Around
Kaleb Palacio, Springfield
Brian Rollison, Simpson
Jake Smith, Simpson

Floor Exercise
Jaxon Clapper, Greenville
Owen Carney, Springfield
Ethan Poole, Greenville
William Wilson III, Springfield
Evan Reichert, Springfield
Brayden Erickson (Alternate), Greenville
Andres Esquivel-Garza (Alternate), Greenville

Pommel Horse
Matthew Roth, Greenville
Andres Esquivel-Garza, Greenville
Devon Felsenstein, Springfield
Alex Catchpole, Simpson
Gio Mantia, Springfield
Ricky Mays (Alternate), Greenville
Felix Kriedemann (Alternate), Springfield

Still Rings
Alex Campbell, Simpson
Blaise Rousseau, Springfield
William Wilson III, Springfield
Ricky Mays, Greenville
Ethan Poole, Greenville
Elijah Cruz (Alternate), Greenville
Gustavin Suess (Alternate), Springfield

Vault
Ricky Mays, Greenville
Braxton Jones, Simpson
Jaxon Clapper, Greenville
Brayden Erickson, Greenville
Evan Reichert, Springfield
Owen Carney (Alternate), Springfield
Alex Campbell (Alternate), Simpson

Parallel Bars
Jaxon Clapper, Greenville
Donovan Diviney, Greenville
Alex Catchpole, Simpson
Blaise Rousseau, Springfield
Devon Felsenstein, Springfield
Eric Simon (Alternate), Simpson
Carter Cochardo (Alternate), Springfield

High Bar
Owen Carney, Springfield
Donovan Diviney, Greenville
Paul Tiedemann, Simpson
Jacob Foster, Greenville
Felix Kriedemann, Springfield
Michael Avery (Alternate), Greenville
Jaden Laubstein (Alternate), Springfield

ACROBATICS AND TUMBLING


CONFERENCE CAROLINAS CHAMPIONSHIPS
Limestone captures fourth straight Conference Carolinas Acrobatics & Tumbling title
BRISTOL, Tenn. – Limestone University captured the 2025 Conference Carolinas Acrobatics & Tumbling Championship crown. The championship marks the fourth straight tournament title for the Saints.
Quarterfinals Recap – April 1
Semifinals Recap – April 5
Results: Team | Event Finals

#1 Baylor 287.795, #2 Oregon 283.305 – April 5, 2025
WACO, Texas – The No. 1-ranked Baylor acrobatics & tumbling team finished with a win against No. 2 Oregon, 287.795 – 283.305, on Saturday night at the Ferrell Center.

#3 Quinnipiac 267.395, #11 Gannon 255.315 – April 5, 2025
ERIE, Pa. – Inside an electric Highmark Events Center, the No. 11 Gannon Acrobatics and Tumbling team celebrated its seniors and head coach in an emotional regular-season finale against No. 3 Quinnipiac.

#4 Augustana 258.915, Missouri State 200.440 – April 5, 2025
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – The No. 4 Augustana acrobatics & tumbling team closed its undefeated regular season on Saturday afternoon, knocking off Missouri State 258.915-200.440 inside the Elmen Center.

#5 Fairmont State 258.915, Kutztown 239.465 – April 5, 2025
KUTZTOWN, Pa. – Kutztown University acrobatics & tumbling put forth a strong effort against one of the top teams in the nation on Senior Day, Saturday, inside Keystone Arena.

#7 Mary Hardin-Baylor 260.980, Texas Lutheran 233.875 – April 4, 2025
BELTON, Texas – The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor acrobatics and tumbling team earned a win Friday in Belton against Texas Lutheran University. The win improved the Cru to 4-3 and the loss for the Bulldogs also put them at 4-3 on the season.

#12 Duquesne 260.760, Buffalo State 197.550 – April 6, 2025
PITTSBURGH – The No. 12 Duquesne acrobatics and tumbling team shined in its inaugural season finale Sunday afternoon, posting a season-high score in a 260.760–197.550 win over Buffalo State at UPMC Cooper Fieldhouse.

#13 Glenville State 261.190, Bluefield State 184.100 – April 5, 2025
GLENVILLE, W.Va. – The Glenville State Acrobatics & Tumbling team celebrated their seniors today and walked away with the win after beating Bluefield State, 261.190-184.100.

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