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NEW – NCAA Judges Evaluation System

This season, for the first time, judges are being evaluated on their scores compared with a panel reviewing routines.

I ASSuME the judges over-scoring routines Florida v Georgia, Jan. 24th, 2025 will be evaluated severely.

For 2025 there may be no consequences for being off target score. But hopefully that happens sooner rather than later. Some are deliberately giving impossible scores because there is so little accountability.

To learn more, listen to an interesting interview with panelists on the All Things Gymnastics Podcast.

In your favourite Podcast player, search for:

“Scoreboard: Introducing NCAA Gymnastics’ New Judges Evaluation System“

Arkansas over the National Champions

#upset

West Virginia’s plunger crown

… OK. 😀

It’s the most wonderful tiiiiiime of the year!
— GymCastic (@gymcastic.bsky.social) 2025-01-17T01:21:13.835Z

Men’s NCAA – week 2

Stanford is back on top, and Ohio State competed the second highest total team difficulty in the nation for the second week in a row. Michigan still a question mark while resting Olympians. William and Mary rising.

Men’s Gymnastics Ramblings

Men's NCAA gymnastics Week 2 snapshot. http://www.mensgymnasticsramblings.com/blog/mens-nc…
— (@ononokomachi1.bsky.social) 2025-01-22T20:52:25.458Z

Men’s NCAA top scores week 2

We all start to understand a GOOD SCORE under the new FIG rules ➙ 8 skills counting rather than 10.

Neutral Deductions – 2025 NCAA Week 2 Recap

Week 2 Top NCAA ScoresNote: Stanford Competed twice in week two. Some of these scores are from Cal Benefit Cup and some are from RMO.
— Kensley Behel (@kensleybehel.com) 2025-01-20T17:16:55.161Z

Oklahoma still #1 – week 3

1	Oklahoma	197.758
2	LSU	197.500
3	Florida	197.063
4	Michigan State	197.000
5	Utah	196.958
6	Kentucky	196.900
7	UCLA	196.783
8	California	196.775
9	Oregon State	196.592
10	Alabama	196.563

NCAA gym season is in full swing, and the early season rankings are starting to take shape as we enter Week 4 of women's competition! #gymnastics🔗 Here's the full top 36 this week: gymnastics-now.com/2025-ncaa-wo…
— Gymnastics Now (@gymnasticsnow.bsky.social) 2025-01-20T15:05:44.707Z