Category: Gymnastics

who’s on your last quadrenial ALL-STAR Gymnastics team?

In honor of the NFL Draft, we put together a mock draft if the National Gymnastics League (NGL) existed 👀All for fun and based on Paris Olympic qualifying!Who thinks we need an NGL!? Should we do one for the men next? 🤔

— Gymnastics Now (@gymnasticsnow.bsky.social) 2025-04-24T19:05:43.090Z

Michigan State University Gymnastics history

The team’s best ever ranking was 2025 finishing 6th. Congratulations.

HASHIMOTO Daiki wins All Japan ’25

2025 All Japan Championships MAG All Around Results:

  1. HASHIMOTO Daiki 84.231/85.464 169.695
  2. OKA Shinnosuke 84.864/84.231 169.095
  3. TSUNOGAI Tomoharu 82.464/82.932 165.396

Daiki Hashimoto won his fifth straight artistic gymnastics national championships on Sunday after coming out on top in a battle between the last two Olympic men’s individual all-around gold medalists.

Hashimoto, the 23-year-old winner of the 2021 Tokyo Games, was second after Friday’s qualification round behind Paris Olympics gold medalist Shinnosuke Oka. But 85.464 points from six apparatuses in Sunday’s final lifted him to 169.695 in total, edging his 21-year-old rival by 0.600.

He has become the first gymnast to win the title five times in a row since Kohei Uchimura, whose dominance lasted for a decade from 2008 through 2017.

Gymnastics: Daiki Hashimoto edges battle of Olympic gold medalists with Shinnosuke Oka


Rebeca: “I’m going to train for this Worlds

The two-time Olympic champion is targeting a return to the world stage later this year in Jakarta: “I’m still not sure [about the events], my coach can answer better than I can, but we train everything… except floor,” Andrade told Olympics.com.

… I’m not sure if I’ll take part – we don’t know anything yet. It will depend a lot on what the team plans …

Two-time Olympic gold medalist Rebeca Andrade is targeting Worlds in Jakarta, she tells Olympics.com: More: http://www.olympics.com/en/news/rebe…

— Scott Bregman (@sbregman87.bsky.social) 2025-04-21T15:43:53.172Z

Jordan Bowers – all routines AA National Champ ’25

An impressive performance under pressure.

One small step on Vault landing. The rest was superb.

Oklahoma’s Jordan Bowers beats out U.S. Olympians to win NCAA title

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Men’s NCAA Apparatus Champions ’25

AA ➡️ Frederick Richard, 84.264
FX ➡️ Asher Hong, 14.600
PH ➡️ Patty Hoopes, 14.833
SR ➡️ Asher Hong, 14.433
VT ➡️ Kameron Nelson, 14.633
PB ➡️ Paul Juda, 14.200
HB ➡️ Emre Dodanli, 13.833