Lynnzee is thankful.
Dear College Sports
HOW GYMNASTICS CHANGED MY LIFE

Listen to Bart.
Sekai Wright, Margzetta Frazier, Nia Dennis, and Chae Campbell bring the new wave of Black girl magic.

Thanks Greg.
I recall when Guard Young took the Head Coaching position, wondering whether it would work.
He was switching from coaching Men’s Gymnastics with Mark Williams to the WAG team at BYU.
It worked.
My brother did 2 degrees at Brigham Young. That’s a University that demands discipline.
I shouldn’t be surprised. His father Wayne Young was the top American at the 1976 Olympics. AND a very successful coach.
Guard trained as a gymnast with Mark Williams from age-13, eventually qualifying for the 2004 Olympics. Silver medalist, by the way.
I’m already looking forward to next season.
Shout out to volunteer assistant coach Warde Allan who started at my home Gym in Canada.
Will Graves interviewed Justin Spring, Mike Burns, Shane Wiskus, and many others putting together an article before the end of the College season.
Iowa dropped Men’s Gymnastics.
Two months later, Minnesota dropped the men’s team.
The losses will leave just five menβs gymnastics programs in the Big Ten and just 11 at the Division I level overall, not including the three service academies.
And it leaves the USA Gymnastics menβs program in the precarious position of trying to reclaim a spot among the worldβs elite while dealing with a diminishing talent base.
There are 11,000 boys or men enrolled in USA Gymnastics, down from over 13,000 in 2007. With only 6.3 scholarships available per school at Division I …
Football and menβs basketball pay a massive chunk of the bills. Athletic directors are increasingly concerned about what the shifting economics mean to Olympic sports. Nearly 80% of the 558 U.S. athletes at the Rio Games in 2016 came out of an American college program. …
Olympic Gold: Menβs Gymnastics Struggling to Survive
Β Minnesota will host the 2021 NCAA National Collegiate Menβs Gymnastics Championships on April 16-17.

SEMO is a Division 1 team, but qualifies for this competition as they offer fewer enough scholarships.
Vault
Maddie Gose TWU 9.862
Tyler Davis Air Force 9.812
Aleah Leman Lindenwood 9.800
Bars
Taylor Ann Wilson Centenary 9.875
Maddie Griffith TWU 9.862
Dahlia Solorzano-Caruso SEMO 9.812
Jolie Miller SEMO 9.812
Beam
Anna Kaziska SEMO 9.912
Maddie Gose TWU 9.850
Hadley Roberts Lindenwood 9.850
Alana Fischer SEMO 9.850
Floor
Isabel Goyco TWU 9.925
Maddie Gose TWU 9.875
Anna Kaziska SEMO 9.875
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SEMO 195.025
Lindenwood 194.875
Air Force 194.400
Texas Women’s University 193.700
Centenary 190.875
Alana Fischer led off a program-best 49.375 line-up on beam to clinch the title.
Solorzano-Caruso and Alana are both Canucks.