Way Too Early 2026 NCAA Predictions

College Gym Fans based on confirmed fifth-year returners and transfers as of the day before publication.

  1. Oklahoma
  2. Florida
  3. LSU
  4. UCLA
  5. Utah
  6. Arkansas
  7. Georgia
  8. Michigan State
  9. Missouri
  10. Alabama

Way Too Early Power Rankings for the 2026 Season

better than usual A.I. generated image. 😀

World Cup Cairo ’25 – day 1

Vault

Bars

Floor

Pommels

This kid keeps winning Horse. A Worlds podium favourite, for sure.

Rings

Data Deep Dive: Reliving National Finals

College Gym News crunched the numbers routine-by-routine at Nationals.

Especially interesting was the timeline for 2nd place between UCLA, UTAH, and Missouri.

Click through for details:

Data Deep Dive: Reliving National Finals

who’s on your last quadrenial ALL-STAR Gymnastics team?

In honor of the NFL Draft, we put together a mock draft if the National Gymnastics League (NGL) existed 👀All for fun and based on Paris Olympic qualifying!Who thinks we need an NGL!? Should we do one for the men next? 🤔

— Gymnastics Now (@gymnasticsnow.bsky.social) 2025-04-24T19:05:43.090Z

Michigan State University Gymnastics history

The team’s best ever ranking was 2025 finishing 6th. Congratulations.

WHICH gymnast would you add to your Gymnastics team? 😀

❓We asked: If you could steal any gymnast and put them on your team, who would you steal? Also, the Mizzou girls naming every gymnast under the sun 😭💛

— All Things Gym Pod (@allthingsgympod.bsky.social) 2025-04-19T01:03:26.949Z

consistency in Gymnastics judging

Kathi-Sue Rupp has a website dedicated to gymnastics judging.

It’s called Flipped Decisions.

Coaches will work towards the specific set of rules at their level of competition. It’s critical that judges apply those rules consistently throughout the season.

Summary: What Can be Done

  • Assign judging panels early enough so that judges can calibrate in the time leading up to a competition
  • Make sure the competition schedule permits judges to watch podium training or warm-ups
  • Head judges need to provide detailed feedback to panel judges in a psychologically safe pre-competition setting
  • Organize and participate in pre-competition and pre-season calibration exercises (like the NCAA Challenge) that provide detailed feedback.

Read the entire article:

Calibration in Gymnastics Judging