Nebraska has hired Nicole Jones (nee Curler) as their new Head Coach. She had been the Associate Head Coach at Michigan State for nine seasons, and a total of 16 seasons on the Spartan Coaching staff. She was also a standout athlete at MSU.
Link: NU Release
Ella Fine, a L10 from High Point Gymnastics Academy, has committed to a full scholarship offer at Florida, starting in 2025-2026. She originally signed with Auburn, but a change in Head Coaches typically releases signees from their prior obligation. Fine recently won the UB and tied for the FX title while taking 2nd AA at the Region 8 L10 Regionals. She has posted an AA high of 39.35 this season, including 10s on UB and FX.
Link: Insta
Elena Pipkin, a L10 from Cypress, has committed to continue her athletic and academic career at Bowling Green, starting in 2026-2027. She recently placed 13th AA at the 2026 Region 3 L10 Regionals. She also placed 5th AA, 2nd on VT and 2nd on BB at the 2024 Texas State L10 meet.
Link: Insta
Frederique "Fred" Sgarbossa will transfer to Minnesota for next season, with up to three years of eligibility remaining. She was a standout at Iowa State, which terminated its program this season.
Link: Insta
Halle Sutton, a L10 from American Twisters, has committed to continue her academic and athletic career with Illinois State, starting in 2026-2027. She recently placed 14th AA at the 2026 Region 8 L10 Regionals.
Link: Ill St Insta and Sutton's Insta
Two coaches have departed Arizona: Associate Kylie Kratchwell and assistant coach Shelby Martinez. Martinez is taking a position at Arizona Dynamics as Head Coach and Team Coordinator. Prior to the season, former Associate Head Coach Taylor Spears left the profession.
Link: Insta (Az) and Kratchwell's Insta
Harper Knox, a L10 from Bronco Gymnastics, has committed to Southern Utah, starting in 2026-2027. She recently placed 1st on VT, 3rd on UB and FX and 2nd AA at the Region 2 L10 Regionals. She also qualified the Women's Development Program L10 Nationals in 2025, after placing 4th AA, 2nd on VT and 3rd on BB at the 2025 Region 2 Regionals.
Link: Insta
Brynn Bayoneta, a L10 from SCATS, has committed to continue her academic and athletic career at Sac State, starting in 2026-2027. She recently placed 13th AA at the Region 1 L10 Regionals. She also qualified to the 2025 Women's Development Program L10 Nationals, placing 37th AA.
Link: Insta
Georgia has hired former standout Megan Haught (nee Dolan) as an assistant coach. She has been a coach at Denver this past season and was a long-time coach at WOGA. She was a former elite at WOGA and a National level gymnastics judge. Georgia previously made Cecile Canqueteau-Landi the sole Head Coach after the departure of Ryan Roberts.
Link: UGA Release
Auburn has named Ryan Roberts as their new Head Coach. Roberts had been co-Head Coach at Georgia, where he was also formerly an assistant. He was also formerly an assistant at Alabama. Prior to Bama, he had coached at WGOA and in Norway.
Link: AU Release
Piper Mullin, a L10 from Apex, has committed to continue her academic and athletic career at GWU, starting in 2026-2027. She recently placed 4th on UB and 5th AA at the Region 6 L10 Regionals. She's a three-time Women's Development Program L10 National qualifier, with her best finish so far a tie for 20th AA in 2024.
Link: Insta
In a tight finish, Stanford posted a 329.825 to defeat Oklahoma's 328.495 and win their 6th title in 7 years. The Cardinal led wire to wire and held off a late charge from the Sooner on the last two events. Michigan was third at 324.857, edging Nebraska's 324.662. Illinois was 5th at 322.224 and Ohio State 6th at 316.093. Stanford led wire-to-wire.
AA and individual event titles were also determined. Michigan's Fred Richard won the AA title with an 83.598. Stanford's Cooper Kim won FX while teammate Jun Iwai tied for the VT title with OU's Tyler Flores. Sooner frosh Nathan Roman won the PB while teammate Kelton Christiansen won the HB. Nebraska's Asher Cohen won Rings while Illini Brandon Dang was crowned PH champ.
Link: Results and Stanford Release
In a thrilling final, Oklahoma posted a 49.6375 on FX to come from behind and defeat LSU for the title, 198.165 to 198.075. The title was the Soooner's eighth National Team Championship, and the fourth in the last five years. It came down to the last routines for LSU (BB) and OU (FX), with LSU just falling short on BB. Florida placed third with a 197.6875 while Minnesota placed 4th at 197.375. OU was led by Lily Pederson and Faith Torrez. Pederson posted the top mark in the AA at 39.725 while Torrez posted the top mark on FX. The pair also tied for the top mark on BB with LSU's Konnor McClain. McClain also tied for the top mark on UB with Florida's Skyle Blakely and Selena Harris-Miranda. LSU's Kailin Chio posted a 10 on VT.
Link: Results and OU Release
Stanford won the second session of the Men's NCAA Qualifying round, posting a 37.992 to mark the day's highest tally. Michigan was 2nd at 324.623, the 2nd highest of the day. Illinois grabbed the third slot with a 319.658. Michigan gymnasts posted the session highs on four events: Landen Blixt on FX, Akshay Puri on SR, Fred Richard on PB and Carson Eshleman on HB. For Illinois, Brandon Dang had the top mark of the session on PH while teammate Garrett Schooley had the top mark on VT.
Link: Results and Stanford Release
OU won the first qualifier at the Men's NCAA Championships, posting a 322.825 to hold off Ohio State's 320.294 and Nebraska's 320.059. The three teams will advance to the Finals. OU was led by the top marks of the session recorded by Sasha Bogonosiuk on VT and Nathan Roman on PB. For the Buckeyes, Chase Davenport-Mills posted the top mark on FX, Parker Thackston the top mark on PH (14.9), and Kristian Grahovski the top mark on HB. For Nebraska, Asher Cohen recorded the top mark on SR.
Link: Results and OU Release
The WCGA has announced the 2026 All-American Awards. The First Team members are selected from the top 4 finishes, including ties, in the AA and all four events. The Second Team members are selected from those that finish 5th through 8th, including and accounting for ties.