The finalist are Maggie Nichols of OU, Lexy Ramler of Minnesota, Kyla Ross of UCLA and Florida's Trinity Thomas.
Link: OU Release
Audrey Arnold, Emerald City Gymnastics L9, Bridgeport 2020-21, video
Katie Bloomston, Coastal Elite L10, Bridgeport 2020-21 video
Maren Eramo, Legends L10, Brockport 2020-21 video
Maddy Kirsch, Arizona Sunrays L10, San Jose 2020-21 video
Anna Hartley, Premier Gymnastics L10, SUU 2020-21 video
Jenna Eagles, Twin City Twisters L10, Lindenwood 2020-21
Nay'yarrah Winder, AJS Pancoott L10, SPU 2020-21
Nicole Norris, Hanover Gymnastics, WVU 2020-21 Personal website
Kimika Ishikawa-Temple, Wallers L10, Gustavus 2020-21 Personal website
Giana Kalefe, Wildfire L10, MSU 2020-21 Personal website
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Coach Chaplin stepped away from gymnastics briefly to focus on health issues. Now she is back and ready to move forward with her team.
Missouri has confirmed the addition of Jena Swanson and Kalise Newson for 2020-2021. Their commits were covered in prior news items.
Link: Release
Alissa Fuelling, a L10 from Just Gymnastics in South Dakota has committed to Minnesota for 2021-2022. In 2019, she placed 3rd on UB at the SD State Meet. She also qualified to Regionals in 2018.
Kentucky has signed Gianna Ortiz for 2020-2021. A L10 at Orlando Metro, she placed 9th AA at the 2019 Region VIII L10 Regionlas. She qualified to the JO Nationals in 2018 and 2017.
Link: UK Release
Link: Official Website
The WCGA announced the 2020 Regular Season All America Awards on March 24th, 2020. Oklahoma and Utah lead the list with five honorees each. Florida, LSU, Michigan, UCLA and Washingon placed four members on the team.
Florida has confirmed the addition of Chloi Clark for 2020-2021.
Link: Release
The Toyko Olympics have been postponed until 2021. The implications to the FIG, the exact timing, and the resulting impact to NCAA athletes with Olympic aspirations are not yet known. A number of athletes in the incoming class of 2020-2021 may be impacted.
Link: FIG Statement
Link: IOC Statement
Sara Hubbard trains at Arizona Sunrays. This season she has racked up four vault wins, including a 10.0 at the Valley of the Sun Challenge.
Alexa Ebling is from Chow's. She qualified to JOs in 2019, her first season at Level 10. In 2018 she won the Western Championships and placed 1st on floor.
Kristin Quick from Waller's has committed to Maryland. She has competed only beam this season, so she may be battling back from injuries. She qualified to regionals last season.
After 19 years, John Ceralde has resigned his coaching position at Penn.
Alexa Ebeling from Chow's has committed to Iowa. She qualified to JOs in her first year competing at Level 10 in 2019. This season she has placed 5th or better at all of her meets.