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In case you are not already overwhelmed with hundreds of NCAA Awards announcements, check the picks of College Gym News.

• Gymnast of the Year ➙ Jade Carey (Oregon State)
• NCGA Gymnast of the Year ➙ Olivia Keyes (Rhode Island College)
• WCGNIC Gymnast of the Year ➙ Morgan Price (Fisk)
• Freshman of the Year ➙ Kailin Chio (LSU)
• Coaching Staffs of the Year ➙ Arizona & Missouri
• NCGA Coaching Staff of the Year ➙ Rhode Island College
• WCGNIC Coaching Staff of the Year ➙ Texas Woman’s
• Breakout Performers of the Year ➙ Brooklyn Moors (UCLA) & Kayli Boozer (Michigan)
• Comeback Gymnast of the Year ➙ Helen Hu (Missouri)
• Most Valuable Gymnast ➙ Maggie Slife (Air Force)
• Sports Information Director of the Year ➙ Lindsey Magness (Oklahoma)

Click through to see the rest of the nominees and rationale for their choices:

2025 College Gym News Awards Announced

Shelli Koszdin has a good post linking to results and commentary:

2025 Men’s NCAA Championship By The Numbers

1.  Michigan (+1)

2.  Stanford  (+1)

3. Oklahoma (-2)

4.  Nebraska (-)

5. Penn State (-)

6. Illinois (-)

Michigan’s Paul Juda needed to complete a vault that would score above a 13.803 to dethrone Stanford and end the Cardinal’s streak of 5 straight NCAA team titles.

Juda scored a 13.966 in his final routine as a Michigan gymnast, just enough to claim the title for his university for the first time in 11 years. …

The Nissen Emery Award went to Nebraska’s Taylor Christopulos who ended his career as a 10 time All-American with at least one All-American honor on every event but rings.

The 2025 CGA MVP was awarded to Stanford’s Taylor Burkhart

The 2025 CGA Specialist of the year is Illinois’ Brandon Dang

The 2025 CGA Rookie of the year is Illinois’ Ian Snadoval

2025 NCAA SEASON WRAP UP