Jade Harden, who graduated early and joined Temple for 2026, has transferred to UNH. She competed on VT and FX for the Owls, competing every meet on VT with a high of 9.825.
Link: Insta
Vanessa Wilson, a Canadian L10 from Langley Gymnastics Foundation, has committed to a full athletic scholarship at MSU, starting in 2026-2027. She recently placed 3rd AA at the 2026 Canadian Championships, in the CCP 10 divisions. She also placed 4th on BB at the 2025 Canadian Championships, in CCP 10 16+.
Link: Insta
Tiara Platkin, who spent her first seasons with ASU, will continue her athletic career at Penn. She competed on UB and FX for ASU, posting a 9.8 career on both events.
Link: Insta
Ava Banks, who competed last season for Illinois, will transfer to Cal next season, on a full athletic scholarship. She competed primarily on FX her first season, posting a high of 9.85 on FX.
Link: Insta
Eliot Buteux, a L10 from Central Bucks, has committed to a full athletic scholarship offer at WVU, starting in 2027-2028. She tied for 5th on BB and 14th AA at the 2026 Women's Development Program (WDP) L10 Nationals. She missed almost all of the 2025 season but tied for 5th on BB and placed 34th AA at the 2024 WDP L10 Nationals.
Link: Insta
Hannah Riccio, who was previously committed to Nebraska, has flipped her decision and has committed to a full scholarship offer at the Ohio State University, starting in 2027-2028. Riccio trains at World Class in Jacksonville. She missed much of the 2026 season but has resumed training.
Link: Insta
Sofia Caslow, a L10 at Xtreme, has committed to a full scholarship offer at Iowa, starting in 2027-2028. She recently tied for 3rd on VT, 5th on FX and placed 10th AA at the 2026 Women's Development Program (WDP) L10 Nationals. She was also 17th AA at the 2025 WDPs.
Link: Insta
In a sweeping reform, the NCAA Division I Council has passed new legislation to change the current eligibility model in NCAA competition. The rules are not final until the cabinet meeting closes on Wednesday. The rule institutes five years of eligibility for all new student-athletes, starting with when they first enroll full-time in college or the first year after their 19th birthday. It will not apply to those in active duty military service, are pregnant or on official religious missions. It replaces the prior system, which enabled certain athletes with an additional year(s) of eligibility for missing seasons due a variety of reasons, including injuries, hardship, deferrals, and number of competitive seasons.
Athletes who had no completed their eligibility prior to this date will be able to choose between the new system and the old system. Incoming frosh who are enrolled full-time in 2026-2027 will also be able to choose. Athletes that enroll in college in the fall of 2027 or later will be subject to the new rules. All 2025-2026 graduates who have exhausted their eligibility will not be eligible. In the era of Name, Image and Likeness the NCAA has been caught up in litigation involving athletes petitioning for fifth, sixth or more seasons of eligibility, or a return to college following professional careers. However, new legal challenges may be ahead.
The NCAA roster limits have remained unchanged. This will have an immediate impact on the 2027 and 2008 recruiting classes, as a wave of newly eligible fifth-year athletes may take up some of the available scholarships. Also, future athletes who had intended to defer a year to train for the Olympics may effectively lose this bonus year of eligibility, unless they are enrolled full time in the 2026-2027 season.
Link: ESPN and NCAA Release
Danica Signarowski, who competes as Canadian L10 for the Yorkton Springers, has committed to a full scholarship offer at WMU, starting in 2026-2027. She is coming off a stellar season, having won the AA, UB and BB at the CCP 10 division at the 2026 Canadian Championships. She was also 8th AA and on UB at the 2025 Canadian Championships (CC10 combined). She was originally part of the Class of 2025.
Link: Insta
Jaimeson Hubert, a L10 at the Girls Co-Op, has committed to Penn and its admission process, for the academic year starting in 2027-2028. This past season, she qualified as an individual event specialist on UB at the 2026 Women's Development Program L10 Nationals. She was also 11th AA at the 2025 Region 7 L10 Regionals.
Link: Insta
Teegan White, who spent her first two seasons at Kentucky, will transfer to Kentucky for next season. She competed on BB five times this past season, with a season high of 9.85.
Link: Insta
Alilah Alvarado, who graduated from BYU in three years, has accepted a full athletic scholarship to spend her final season at UCLA. She's a native of Southern California. She competed on UB and BB for the Cougars, with a career on of 9.9 on BB and UB.
Link: Insta
Our ratings of the top recruits in the Class of 2028 (for frosh that will enter in the 2028-2029 seasons) are now available. Continue to read below to find out more. The ratings were done by applying a predominantly non-subjective and quantitative rating system that is explained in this article: (Methodology LINK). The ratings for the Class of 2026 and Class of 2027 have also been updated.
Utah commit Claire Pease won the gold in the AA at the 2026 Pan American Championships. 2028 grad Charleigh Bullock won the silver. LSU commit Lia Reddick was 6th, while Michigan's Jahzara Ranger, representing Jamaica, was 11th. Her Michigan teammate, Sophia Diaz, representing the Dominican Republic, was 13th. UCLA signee Michelle Pineda was 20th.
In the Men's AA competition, former NCAA champ and OU star Yul Moldauer won the bronze medal.
On Sunday, for the event finals, Former OU star Yul Moldauer won the PB gold and placed 4th on the PH and Rings, losing the tie-break on the latter to Canada's Felix Dolci. Air Force grade Patrick Hoopes won gold on the PH. Former Ohio State star Kameron Nelson was 5th on VT while Stanford grad Riley Loos tied for 6th on Rings, while fellow former Cardinal Taylor Burkhart was 6th on HB.
Pease won the gold on FX and a bronze on VT. She also placed 6th on UB. Florda signee Simone Rose won silver on the BB (losing the tiebreak for gold) and on UB. She was also 5th on VT. Iowa's Aurelie Tran, representing Canada, won the gold on UB. 2028 recruit Lia Monica Fontaine of Canada won the silver on VT, just behind Olympic Champion Rebecca Andrade.
In the team competition, the US women's team won the gold medal. The team includes 2028 grad Charliegh Bullock, Pease, Rose and 2028 grad Alessia Rosa. However, LSU commit Hezly Rivera withdrew from the competition after competing on VT. Canada took the bronze, with a team featuringTran, Utah signee Gabrielle Black, LSU commit Lia Redick and UGA commit Alexia Guerrier-Calixte. The US Men took the bronze, with a squad featuring Burkhart, Hoopes, Loos, Moldauer and Nelson. On the junior side, the USA Women and USA Men took the team gold. The US Men's squad includes Stanford signee Maksim Kan, Ohio State signee Anthony Ruscheinsky and OU signee Hunter Simpson.
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Juliana Weeks will transfer to ASU, after committing to a full athletic scholarship offer for next season. She spent the past two seasons at Arkansas, but did not compete.
Link: Insta
Meredith Brandt, who spent her first season at Nebraska, has committed to transfer to ASU, to continue her academic and athletic career on a scholarship. She did not compete her first year.
Link: Insta