When Arizona State cut its NCAA men’s gymnastics program in 1993, it could have been the end. Instead, it became the start of something else. Head coach Scott Barclay stayed. Without university ...
Pittsburgh, PA (June 10, 2026) – The Women’s Collegiate Gymnastics Association (WCGA) is proud to announce the appointment of Jeff Graba as its new Executive Director. Graba was selected by the WCGA ...
2026 continues to prove extraordinary for Katelyn Ohashi. Announcing her comeback to Elite competition, competing in both the American Classic and U.S. Classic, Ohashi is proving you can never set ...
The U.S. women head to Crossville, Tennessee September 29-October 1 for selection camp. There, they will compete for the opportunity to represent the country at the 2026 World Championships, which are ...
The current U.S. junior national champion, Norris secured the top spot in his age group at both the 2026 U.S. Championships and the 2026 Developmental National Champs. In February, Norris also led his ...
Inside Gymnastics went in-depth with EVO Executive Director Kevin Mazeika and interviewed eight senior athletes for this very special behind-the-scenes look. You can see more with all of them right ...
Canadian star and four-time Olympian Ellie Black is targeting LA28! Recently, Black sat down with Yahoo Canada to talk about ...
Gymnastics has long been treated as a sport with an expiration date. You start young, train for years, and eventually the road leads to one of two endings: competing at the NCAA or Elite level, or ...
The Road to Paris 2024 is in full swing and the stage is set! Next Stop: Antwerp, Belgium for the 2023 World Championships! “Get Moved by Motion” — the theme of the competition — emphasizes the spirit ...
A major update is coming to the NCAA men’s competition format for the 2024-2025 season. All events will now be competed as a four-up, four-count scoring format. In Rule Modification 3, Team Makeup, ...
We’re really getting into the swing of things now that the much anticipated 2024 Olympics are less than a year away! Who’s qualified? Who can still go? How does it work? Let’s break down the process!
First up on the docket will be the Szombathely World Challenge Cup September 18-20 in Hungary, where 2025 World Championships team member Dulcy Caylor and 2026 U.S. Classic vault bronze medalist Tatum ...
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