FORT WORTH, Texas – The 2024 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships begin in Fort Worth with semifinal competition. The top 2 teams from each session advance. Individual national champions will also be crowned following the conclusion of semifinal competition. Session 1 sees LSU, California, Arkansas, and Stanford face off at 3:30 p.m. CT. Session 2 follows with Oklahoma, Florida, Utah, and Alabama at 8 p.m. ET. Both sessions are live on ESPN2. The Four on the Floor national final will be Saturday at 3 p.m. CT – live on ABC. See the full field, schedule, and how to watch here: 2024 NCAA Women ..read more

“It’s definitely not going to be easy, but this team has continued to surprise me all season.” That’s what Arkansas head coach Jordyn Wieber said this week ahead of the 2024 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships. “I’m gonna guess that they’re gonna go in feeling really competitive, but continuing to do the things that have helped us win and succeed so far this season. I’m just excited to see how day one goes, and I think anything is possible.” Wieber is correct when she says anything is possible. The Razorbacks have broken multiple program records this season and continued to prove many people ..read more

Coaching abuse accusations from multiple athletes. A subsequent change at head coach right before the start of the season. A nearly-catastrophic bars rotation during the regional final. For many, these occurrences could spell disaster for those impacted, but we’re talking about the seemingly unflappable University of Utah Red Rocks, who have won a record 10 national championships (tied with Georgia) and advanced to the Four on the Floor national final the past three years. After besting then-No. 2-ranked Cal in March with a 198 to win the last-ever Pac-12 championship before conference realign ..read more

When Justin Howell took over as head coach for the California women’s gymnastics program in 2013, he took over a program that ranked 49th the season before and hadn’t had a winning season since 1996. Eleven years later, Cal is a formidable national title contender and finished the regular season ranked No. 3 in the country. Justin has had plenty of help through the years to get the program to where it is now, especially from his co-head coach and wife Elisabeth Crandall-Howell, who became the co-lead over the program in 2018. So how did Cal go from a low-to-mid-tier program to undeniably one o ..read more

When Chloe Widner stuck her gainer full dismount off beam on Stanford’s senior night, it felt inevitable. Her teammates and Maples Pavilion could sense it: Widner had finally earned the first perfect 10 of her five year career with the Cardinal. “It’s definitely a moment that I’m going to keep with me forever,” Widner told Gymnastics Now in March. “Getting a 10 has been a part of my goal for so long and especially on beam.” 10 watch is over. It happened. In her last ever appearance in Maples. Perfect storybook ending for Chloe Widner. : Pac-12 Network #OWNIt | #GoStanford pic.twitter.com ..read more

LSU senior Haleigh Bryant added yet another win to her long list of accolades when she was named the 2024 AAI Award winner on Tuesday. The 2021 NCAA vault champion received what is considered to be the highest award in NCAA women’s gymnastics. It is given to one outstanding senior every year, with the tradition starting over 30 years ago. Bryant was up against a long list of 49 other senior athletes, including five other finalists: Luisa Blanco (Alabama), Audrey Davis (Oklahoma), Maile O’Keefe (Utah), Gabby Wilson (Michigan), and Raena Worley (Kentucky). Bryant is the fourth AAI Award winner f ..read more

Without a doubt, Texas is one of, if not the, largest market for collegiate sports in the United States. In 2022 alone, the Lone Star State’s 17 public NCAA Division I programs brought in a staggering $932 million in revenue – more than multinational corporations like Harley-Davidson, H&M, and Macy’s. Texas is also home to some of the country’s most successful teams, with the same 17 programs having a total of 117 NCAA team championships between them. This kind of success and profit is simply unheard of in other American sporting markets, but it’s yet to trickle down to every NCAA-san ..read more

The final eight teams in the 2024 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships are set for the national semifinals on Thursday, April 18 at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas, with the top two teams from each semifinal advancing to the Four on the Floor final on Saturday, April 20. Semifinal Session 1 will take place on Thursday at 4:30 p.m. ET on ESPN2, with second seed LSU, third seed California, 10th seed Arkansas, and unseeded Stanford facing off. Semifinal Session 2 will follow at 9:00 p.m. ET on ESPN2, with first seed Oklahoma, fourth seed Florida, fifth seed Utah, and eighth seed Alabama battl ..read more

The NCAA announced Tuesday the qualifiers for the 2024 NCAA Men’s Gymnastics Championships, set for April 19-20 at the Covelli Center at Ohio State University. Pre-qualifying is Friday, April 19, with Session One happening at 1 p.m. ET and Session Two happening at 7 p.m. ET. The finals follow on Saturday, April 20 at 6 p.m. ET. All three competition sessions will be streamed live on NCAA.com. Gymnastics Now will be on-site and have live blogs, photos, and more from the meet. Three teams and the top three all-arounders not on one of. the qualifying teams, plus the top three individuals on each ..read more

Oklahoma’s 17-year win streak inside McCasland Field House came to an end Saturday as Stanford won the 2024 MPSF Men’s Gymnastics Championship – the Cardinal’s third straight conference title. The 422.700 was Stanford’s highest score of the season so far and their second consecutive score north of 420. The Cardinal continues to build momentum ahead of the NCAA championships and has eliminated any doubt that they’re the favorites to win for the fifth time in a row. Khoi Young led Stanford on Saturday, scoring an 86.350 in the all around and claiming two individual titles on vault (14.850) and p ..read more