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Michigan unthrones Stanford

As Stanford had won the last 5 championships, I ASSuMEd they’d pull off victory #6 in 2025.

BUT Fred Richard and Michigan Men’s Gymnastics took the victory. At home.

Congratulations.

Champions ’25 OKLAHOMA

Getting knocked out early in 2024 is forgotten. OU is — again — the NCAA team to beat.

Oklahoma has won 3 of the last 4 National Championships.

Oklahoma 198.0125
UCLA 197.6125
Missouri 197.2500 … score corrected
Utah 197.2375

Read Spencer’s LIVE blog.

OU women’s gymnastics team captures seventh NCAA championship

ESPN 4D Replay – #NCAAWGym Championships

Awesome technology.

For the first time, ESPN is utilizing 4D Replay for the #NCAAWGym Championships

30 cameras have been installed at both the uneven bars & vault to showcase the incredible athleticism of these @NCAA_Gymnastics athletes

Here's @OU_WGymnastics' @jordansbowers on bars 🤩 pic.twitter.com/ZktW82tlJ0
— Amanda Brooks (@BrooksAD) April 17, 2025

2025 CGA Hall of Fame

April 20, 2025, from 10:30 AM to 1:30 PM at the University of Michigan Golf Course Clubhouse Ballroom.

INDIVIDUALS

Akash Modi (Stanford, ‘14-’17) – 5 National Titles, 17 All-Americans, Nissen Emery Award
Armando Vega (Penn State, ‘56-’59) – 6 National Titles, 16 All-Americans
Joe Kotys (Kent State, ‘49-’51) – 6 National Titles, 10 All-Americans
Robert Lynn (USC, ‘60-’62) – 6 National Titles, 14 All-Americans
Steve Legendre (Oklahoma, ‘08-’11) – 6 National Titles, 12 All-Americans, Nissen Emery Award
Chad Fox (New Mexico, ‘86-’89) – 5 National Titles, 8 All-Americans, Four-peat on Vault
Mark Sohn (Penn State, ‘88-’91) – 4 National Titles, 4 All-Americans, Four-peat on Pommel Horse
Jean Cronstedt (Penn State, ‘52-’54) – 6 National Titles, 10 All-Americans
Peter Vidmar (UCLA, ‘80-’83) – 5 National Titles, 18 All-Americans, Nissen Emery Award

COACHES

Abie Grossfeld (Southern Connecticut State) – 2 NCAA Division II Team Titles, 11 Conference Titles, 29 National Titles, 126 All-Americans
Francis Allen (Nebraska) – 8 NCAA Division I Team Titles, 14 Conference Titles, 42 National Titles, 172 All-Americans

TEAMS

1954 Penn State – NCAA Title, 6 National Champions, 15 All-Americans

1963 Michigan – NCAA Title, 6 National Champions, 13 All-Americans

Michigan, Stanford, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Illinois, Penn State

Teams in bold qualified from day 1 to the Super 6 Team Final. Good luck.

1 – Michigan 329.824*
2- Stanford 329.028*
3 – Nebraska 324.894*
4 – Oklahoma 323.460*
5 – Illinois 323.194*
6 – Penn State 321.992*
7 – Ohio State 319.459
8 – Cal 319.091
9 – AF 313.626
10 – Army 311.091
11 – Navy 308.056
12 – W&M 307.691