week 10 NCAA rankings

Oklahoma remains #1.

Read Balance Beam Situation for commentary as we get close to the playoffs.

Full rankings.

11-year-old qualifies to Olympics

At just 11 years old, Syrian table tennis whiz Hend Zaza is poised to be the youngest competitor at the 2020 Summer Olympics.

Unsurprisingly, she will go down in history as one of the youngest Olympians of all time. …

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Paige Calendine, born without legs, competes Beam

#respect

Paigeย is an 8-year-old gymnast fromย Zanesville Gymnastics in Ohio, coached by Esther Weibel.

Shawn Johnson and Gabby Douglas are her favourite gymnasts.

Click PLAY or watch it on Instagram.

tumbling out of triple back

Ethan McGuinness from Australia.

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Women’s NCAA TV broadcasts

Check now to see what competitions you’ll be able to watch LIVE.

All four regionals will be broadcast on ESPN3.

problems remain at USAG

Nancy Armour:

Leung said Friday that the releases were a mandate by insurers, which are funding the $215 million settlement offer, rather than a choice by the federation. She said sheโ€™s open to talking with survivors about their requests for more information, and pointed out that USA Gymnastics has cooperated with six independent investigations.

She also acknowledged that USA Gymnastics had erred โ€“ badly โ€“ in not having detailed processes in place for the menโ€™s World Cup selections, and not communicating enough in advance with gymnasts and their coaches. …

Opinion: Year after Li Li Leung took over USA Gymnastics, progress made but problems remain