Category: NCAA

How To Follow Men’s NCAA Gymnastics

Shelli Koszdin updated her guide on how to watch & follow Men’s College Gymnastics in 2026. It ain’t easy.

My launching pad is Roadtonationals. It’s a one-stop-shop for meet schedules (Including GymACT), meet results (including detailed pdfs), videos of completed meets, links to official team sites and score charts.

Follow your favorite school (or follow all of them!) on social media. It’s the best way to keep up with real-time updates, including time and date changes for meets that sometimes aren’t picked up by Roadtonationals. For some meets, social media is the only source of live viewing.

The sites below offer detailed master schedules, including links to live scoring and video, as well as meet previews, and meet reports. …

How To Follow Men’s College Gymnastics

Oklahoma & LSU 197.500

In the biggest meet of weekend two.

Oklahoma 197.500
LSU 197.500
UCLA 197.000
Utah 195.900

All four teams might have been competitive, but Utah had a … Balance Beam Situation. Click through for Spencer’s LIVE blog.

Men’s NCAA pre-season Gymnastics power rankings

Stanford #3.

Each week we’ll release a “Power Rankings” that aims to provide a fluid picture of how each team across the NCAA is doing at the moment and where NCAA men’s gymnastics experts see them heading.

… This year’s Power Rankings are developed with input from major gymnastics publications including the CGA Coaches Poll, Inside Gymnastics, Podnastics, and Gymnastics Now.

CollegeGym.org

Florida opens with 197.725

Florida opened its season Friday night with a big performance, rolling to a quad-meet victory behind the second-highest season-opening score in program history …

No. 3 Florida Gymnastics Opens with Quad Meet Win

NCAA week 1 highlights

College Gym News posts a weekly highlights summary called The Dismount during season.

The Dismount: Week 1

  • Missouri and UCLA started off strong
  • Jordan Chiles 39.725 
  • new coach Geralen Stack-Eaton at Cal.
  • JerQuavia Henderson, Iowa returns after over 1000 days since her last collegiate routine. Her 7th year.
  • Emily Leese, Rutgers
  • UW-Oshkosh
  • Mike the Tiger, LSU, Floor routine 😀

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Tonya Paulsson in the NCAA

We’ll be enjoying her excellent form for the next 4 years.

Here’s her 1st College routine.

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Jordan Chiles – the one to beat in 2026

Despite an incredibly busy autumn 2025, Jordan is already established as the AA gymnast to beat in the NCAA. #respect

WHY Justin & Liz went to Clemson

By the time they left the University of California at Berkeley, Justin Howell and Liz Crandall-Howell had come to define the school’s women’s gymnastics team.

The husband-and-wife coaching team had taken the squad from the brink of being cut in 2012 to a perennial national power, including a runner-up finish at the 2024 NCAA Championships. …

So, when the co-head coaches announced they were leaving northern California to take the helm of Clemson University’s women’s gymnastics team, the move turned heads. …

But something shifted on their visit to the campus as part of the interview process, and by the time they were heading back home, Howell says he knew it was the right move.

“We were headed to the airport, and I remember turning to Liz and saying, ‘We gotta do this,’” he recalled. …

‘Joy’ at the centre: Clemson gymnasts shape a new identity under Justin Howell and Liz Crandall-Howell