With minorities under relentless attack by ReTrumplican politicians, it’s terrific to see teams like Maryland be strong allies.
Plus — these Leos are awesome.
Happy Valentine’s Day to ALL.
Category: NCAA
Men’s NCAA Gymnastics – Feb. 13, 2025
Shelli Koszdin posts the most detailed reviews of College Men’s Gymnastics.
The University of Oklahoma defeats Stanford by 0.25 points to maintain the number one spot in the rankings, Patrick Hoopes becomes the first gymnast to score over 15 points on any event this NCAA season, Fred Richard scores the highest high bar score of the season (14.7) and Michigan brings on Olympians Fred Richard and Paul Juda to defeat Illinois. …
Men’s NCAA Gymnastics Snapshot week 5
Iowa Gymnastics facility
The Caitlin Clark University had a terrific recruiting class for this season — including many top Canadians.
Hawkeyes were No. 27 in last week’s national rankings.
A great coach in Jen Llewellyn.
And an impressive new facility.
hawkeyesports.com/wgym-facility
Morgan Price – Bars
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Mya Lauzon – Floor
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Kaliya Lincoln’s 1st NCAA Floor
Oklahoma, Jade Carey STILL #1
survival of Men’s NCAA Gymnastics
College Gymnastics Association put together an excellent article interviewing all of the U.S. Men’s College programs.
Click through to read the Feb. 7, 2025 report.
Here’s the College Gymnastics Association Donations page.
NCAA MEN’S GYMNASTICS SUSTAINABILITY
Men’s NCAA “Power Rankings”
As of Feb. 6, 2025
This year’s Power Rankings are developed with input from major gymnastics publications including the CGA Coaches Poll, Inside Gymnastics, and Gymnastics Now.
1. Oklahoma (-)
2. Stanford (-)
3. Illinois (-)
4. Nebraska (+1)
5. Ohio State (-1)
6. Michigan (-)
7. Penn State (-)
8. Navy (+3)
9. Cal (-1)
10. Army (-1)
Click PLAY or listen to Chris Brooks on YouTube. Switching Army and Cal.
Men’s NCAA update – Feb 5, 2025
Oklahoma holds on to the number one spot, Paul Juda returns to competition, and Army has all 4 of its meets so far in the top 10 total E scores for the season.
Oklahoma and Stanford have established themselves as the leaders so far this season. Although they are the clear leader in difficulty, Stanford is a little tricky to evaluate, as they don’t compete their most powerful lineups at every meet.
Illinois and Ohio State, and Nebraska are in the chase pack.
Ohio and Nebraska have the difficulty, but so far the Illini have been out-executing them. Michigan is still outside the top 5, partly because stars Frederick Richard and Paul Juda haven’t competed much. …
Men’s Gymnastics Ramblings – Men’s NCAA Gymnastics Meet Snapshot Week 4
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