Congratulations to all the teams qualified. It ain’t easy.
The SEC dominates the list.
Congratulations to all the teams qualified. It ain’t easy.
The SEC dominates the list.
Jade Carey. Legendary season.
Yesterday she won the AA and (at least) shared the title on all 4 apparatus.


College Gym News used computer software to predict how the post-season 2025 will go.
Oklahoma had a 57.94% chance of winning Nationals.
LSU 28.53%.
Florida 8.01%.
Check it out here:
College Gym News – Judge’s Inquiry: Breaking Down March’s Perfect 10s
Article by Rhiannon Franck
In NCAA Gymnastics, some 10s are better than others. 😀
Selena Harris-Miranda on Beam, for example.
Is there anyone left who STILL thinks that athletic women can’t be beautiful?
How dumb could they be? 😀
Click PLAY or watch it on YouTube.
The rest of the world is mostly baffled why seeming random teams are competing in “Conferences” — and why anyone cares, aside from bragging rights.
2025 competitions were excellent, however.
Here are a few highlights:
Meet of the Week ➙ ACC Championship ➙ Stanford upsets Cal
Gymnast of the Week ➙ Haleigh Bryant, LSU
Hidden Gem of the Week ➙ Utah State is back!
Also, there were many perfect 10s. And some of those were actually perfect. Under the weird NCAA judging. 😀
Click through for more:
Kensley on the Neutral Deductions podcast, details the absurdly bad judging errors made at the Nebraska vs Michigan competition last weekend.
In one case, a Floor routine was awarded 0.9 too high on the D score.
I was a FIG judge for decades — and can’t imagine how ANY judge could be that far off on Floor.
Kenseley feels Michigan probably would have won the competition, anyway, with competent judging.

Personally, I quite enjoy the play-in competitions.
Defending Champions LSU is the #1 seed for the first time ever.

