NCAA College Gymnastics Schedule

Keep up with all of your favorite college gymnastics teams by using our schedule. Use the filter to find the college meets that you are looking for.

Don’t forget to join in the college gymnastics discussion about your favorite teams… athletes… and routines at the bottom the page!

Where can I watch NCAA college gymnastics?

We will now be adding “watch” links to the events as they become available!

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Where can I find the current NCAA gymnastics rankings?

Current college gymnastics rankings can always be found on Road To Nationals.

NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championship Information

When is the 2o24 NCAA Gymnastics Championship?

Championships dates are still TBD.

Where will the 2024 NCAA Gymnastics Championships be held?

The NCAA Gymnastics Championships will be in Fort Worth, Texas at the Dickies Arena.

2024 WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS DATES AND SITES
Round	City	Venue	Dates	Host
Regional	Ann Arbor, Mich.	Crisler Center	TBA	Michigan
Regional	Berkeley, Calif.	Haas Pavilion	TBA	California, Berkley
Regional	Fayetteville, Ark.	Barnhill Arena	TBA	Arkansas, Fayetteville
Regional	Gainesville, Fla.	Exactech Arena at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center	TBA	Florida
Championship	Fort Worth, Texas	Dickies Arena	TBA	Texas Woman’s and Knight Eady

NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championship HISTORY

2023 NCAA National Championship Results

Oklahoma (Sooners) – 198.3875 *Defending Champion!
Florida (Gators) – 198.2375
Utah (Red Rocks) – 197.938
LSU (Tigers) – 197.525

Other Top 8 Teams From Last Season

UCLA (Bruins)
Kentucky (Wildcats)
California (Golden Bears)
Denver (Pioneers)

YEAR	CHAMPION	COACH	POINTS	RUNNER-UP	POINTS	HOST OR SITE
2023	Oklahoma	K.J. Kindler	198.3875	Florida	198.2375	Fort Worth, Texas
2022	Oklahoma	K.J. Kindler	198.2000	Florida	198.0875	Fort Worth, Texas
2021	Michigan	Beverly Plocki	198.25	Oklahoma	198.1625	Fort Worth, Texas
2020	Canceled due to Covid-19	—	—	—	—	—
2019	Oklahoma	K.J. Kindler	198.3375	LSU	197.8250	Fort Worth, Texas
2018	UCLA	Valorie Kondos Field	198.0750	Oklahoma	198.0375	St. Louis
2017	Oklahoma	K.J. Kindler	198.3875	LSU	197.7375	St. Louis
2016	Oklahoma	K.J. Kindler	197.675	LSU	197.450	Fort Worth, Texas
2015	Florida	Rhonda Faehn	197.850	Utah	197.800	Fort Worth, Texas
2014	Florida, Oklahoma	Rhonda Faehn, K.J. Kindler	198.175	LSU	197.600	Birmingham, Ala.
2013	Florida	Rhonda Faehn	197.575	Oklahoma	197.375	UCLA
2012	Alabama	Sarah Patterson	197.850	Florida	197.775	Georgia Tech
2011	Alabama	Sarah Patterson	197.65	UCLA	197.375	Cleveland
2010	UCLA	Valorie Kondos Field	197.725	Oklahoma	197.25	Florida
2009	Georgia	Suzanne Yoculan	197.825	Alabama	197.575	Nebraska
2008	Georgia	Suzanne Yoculan	197.45	Utah	197.125	Georgia
2007	Georgia	Suzanne Yoculan	197.85	Utah	197.25	Utah
2006	Georgia	Suzanne Yoculan	197.75	Utah	196.8	Oregon State
2005	Georgia	Suzanne Yoculan	197.825	Alabama	197.4	Auburn
2004	UCLA	Valorie Kondos Field	198.125	Georgia	197.2	UCLA
2003	UCLA	Valorie Kondos Field	197.825	Alabama	197.275	Nebraska
2002	Alabama	Sarah Patterson	197.575	Georgia	197.25	Alabama
2001	UCLA	Valorie Kondos Field	197.575	Georgia	197.4	Georgia
2000	UCLA	Valorie Kondos Field	197.3	Utah	196.875	Boise State
1999	Georgia	Suzanne Yoculan	196.85	Michigan	196.55	Utah
1998	Georgia	Suzanne Yoculan	197.725	Florida	196.35	UCLA
1997	UCLA	Valorie Kondos Field	197.15	Arizona State	196.85	Florida
1996	Alabama	Sarah Patterson	198.025	UCLA	197.475	Alabama
1995	Utah	Greg Marsden	196.65	Alabama, Michigan	196.425, 196.425	Georgia
1994	Utah	Greg Marsden	196.4	Alabama	196.35	Utah
1993	Georgia	Suzanne Yoculan	198	Alabama	196.825	Oregon State
1992	Utah	Greg Marsden	195.65	Georgia	194.6	Minnesota
1991	Alabama	Sarah Patterson	195.125	Utah	194.375	Alabama
1990	Utah	Greg Marsden	194.9	Alabama	194.575	Oregon State
1989	Georgia	Suzanne Yoculan	192.65	UCLA	192.6	Georgia
1988	Alabama	Sarah Patterson	190.05	Utah	189.5	Utah
1987	Georgia	Suzanne Yoculan	187.9	Utah	187.55	Utah
1986	Utah	Greg Marsden	186.95	Arizona State	186.7	Florida
1985	Utah	Greg Marsden	188.35	Arizona State	186.6	Utah
1984	Utah	Greg Marsden	186.05	UCLA	185.55	UCLA
1983	Utah	Greg Marsden	184.65	Arizona State	183.3	Utah
1982	Utah	Greg Marsden	148.6	Cal State Fullerton	144.1	Utah

What Olympians are currently competing in collegiate gymnastics?

Jade Carey (Oregon State & USA)
Jordan Chiles (UCLA & USA)
Suni Lee (Auburn & USA)
Grace McCallum (Utah & USA)
Brooklyn Moors (UCLA & Canada)
Amelie Morgan (Utah & Great Britain)
Shallon Olsen (Alabama & Canada)
Tan Sze En (Stanford & Singapore)

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JBSJan 19, 2023 #1

Talk about all your favorite college routines for the 2023 season here!

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JBSJan 19, 2023 #2

I'll start with a couple of perfect 10.0's...

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JBSJan 20, 2023 #3

If you have ideas to improve the college schedule here at ChalkBucket… please post them in the following thread…

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OT - College Schedule Improvements

Love the schedule you posted, it would be awesome if we could find or centralize a place that has where meets are being streamed or broadcast as well. I try and find them to watch sometimes and its hard to figure out which ones you can get through ESPN which ones are broadcast on this service or...

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JBSJan 21, 2023 #4

Haleigh Bryant with the 10.0 on vault!

R Rose7777Jan 21, 2023 #5

I can’t find the video from last night’s meet online yet, but Helen Hu’s beam is my absolute favorite in the NCAA right now.

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gym_dad32608Jan 21, 2023 #6

She was amazing last night on beam! She really is special.

JBSJan 23, 2023 #7

We are going to try to centralize our women's college gymnastics talk in order to really grow it. If you are interested... post in this thread!

How about this one? Crazy!

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JBSJan 23, 2023 #8

Freshman Nikki Smith took the AA against Michigan with a 39.5250!

R Rose7777Jan 23, 2023 #9

My daughter and I watched that last night. We’ve always enjoyed Michigan, but MSU was *really* fun to watch. The commentary, was excellent, too. I wish the Big 10 Network televised more meets.

JBSJan 23, 2023 #10

We’ve always enjoyed Michigan, but MSU was *really* fun to watch.

Right... it's good to see some other colleges moving up.

The commentary, was excellent, too.

Yes... they are really trying to push gymnastics into the big time.

I wish the Big 10 Network televised more meets.

We are going to keep the college schedule updated with "watch" links so everyone can find the schedule and talk all right here on ChalkBucket!

JBSJan 24, 2023 #11

Talk about coolness!

gym_dad32608Jan 24, 2023 #12

That Michigan/MSU meet was fun. It was quite the contrast of a senior laden team versus an underclass person team. Michigan's title window is rapidly closing at least for a couple years. MSU will be a very interesting team in a year or two.
I actually hated the commentary at the meet. Olivia was ok but I can do less with the syrupy "B10 is one happy family,,,," comments and just stick to gymnastics. The guy was horrible. Production value of B10 meets are the worst. They never update scores, never show graphics to help viewers and camera angles and sometimes sound tend to be poor. Try watching a B10+ production where you just get the jumbotron feed, ouch! SEC is by far the best production value followed closely by Pac 12.
The Utah-Oklahoma meet was a bit of a bust. It was weird, OK seemed a little off but still almost broke 198. They are just soooooo good. Utah seemed like they didnt want to be there.

G GigiJan 25, 2023 #13

I thought Olivia Kara did a great job! It was a fun meet to watch. Scoring was fair too.

R Rose7777Jan 25, 2023 #14

Yes, I’ve heard her do a couple of meets and think she does a great job.

JBSJan 28, 2023 #15

I'm a little late here... but this is what we are going to start doing to the thread to divide it up into weeks.

Also... all the the "watch" links have been added to the college schedule for todays events. You can check it out below...

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gym_dad32608Jan 28, 2023 #16

Was good night of SEC meets last night. Nice to see Kentucky and Arky pull out rare wins against Bama and LSU. Arkansas got some generous scores last night but still was the better of LSU. Kentucky put together a solid meet. I didnt get to see the Auburn meet, but I did see UF/Georgia. Florida just shy of the 198 mark, still playing with lineups though and they actually had 5 10 SV vaults. Georgia just not there, but can take some solace in hitting routines and showing some steady growth. Quite the contrast from the last 3 years.

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