In the USA, the National Association of Intercollegiate Gymnastics Clubs (NAIGC) has a mandate to serve and expand opportunities for all levels of collegiate and adult gymnastics by providing structure for competition on local, regional, and national levels; facilitating communication; and building a community of support and camaraderie that encourages sportsmanship, leadership, teamwork, and fun.
Over the years, the NAIGC has grown into one of the largest adult gymnastics communities in the country.Β …
Unlike traditional collegiate gymnastics programs, NAIGC teams are typically student-run and designed to accommodate a wide range of experience levels. …
Each season culminates in the NAIGC National Championships, one of the largest gymnastics competitions in the country.
This yearβs national championships will bring together 1,500+ athletes from around the country. The event will take place in six gyms and feature seven levels of competition in womenβs artistic gymnastics, menβs artistic gymnastics and trampoline and tumbling. …
Through the Decathlon and Omnithon, athletes can compete on all menβs and womenβs artistic gymnastics events, as well as trampoline and tumbling. …
With no host-rearranging nonsense, this yearβs team draw is one of the less stupid in recent memory. The seeds are all going where their rankings say they should go, and the unseeded teams are also divided into ranking groups before being placed geographically …
Commiserations to everyone else placed in the UCLA-Alabama-Utah regional as we mourn your individual qualification hopes …
This past weekend’s meets βΒ at this point in the season β are mostly about bragging rights. And coach’s bonus money. π
BUTΒ NCAA Womenβs Gymnastics Selection ShowΒ for the 2026 postseason is scheduled to air onΒ Monday, March 23, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. ET.Β Live onΒ ESPNUΒ and streamed on theΒ NCAA website.Β
NCAA Regionals go April 1-5.
Spencer watched as many routines as he could on Simultaneous Saturday β posting his usual LIVE BLOG.