Abigail Williams, a L10 from MM23, has committed to continue her athletic and academic career at San Jose State, starting in 2027-2028. This past season she tied for 4th on BB, placed 6th on FX and finished 9th AA at the 2026 Region 3 L10 Regionals. She also tied for 4th on FX and placed 12th AA at the 2025 Region 3 L10 Regionals.
Link: Insta
Ari Espinoza, who originally was committed to OU, has committed to a full athletic scholarship offer at Arkansas, starting in 2027-2028. This past season, she placed 7th AA and tied for 15th AA at the 2026 Women's Development Program L10 Nationals.
Link: Insta
Nia Peterson, a L10 at GTC Rochester, has committed to continue her academic and athletic career at NIU, starting in 2027-2028. She's a two-time Region 5 Level 10 Regional Qualifier who tied for 44th AA at the 2026 Women's Development Program L10 Nationals. She also finished 3rd on BB and 12th AA at the 2025 Region 5 L10 Reigonals.
Link: Insta
NCAA champ Fred Richard, a Michigan grad, won the gold medal in the FX at the 2026 World Championships in Rotterdam. A stuck landing on his dismount sealed the win by .033. On Women's vault, Utah commit Claire Pease won the silver, while Florida's Skye Blakely won bronze. Blakely picked up her fourth medal of the competition by winning bronze on the UB. Air Force grad Patrick Hoopes was 5th on PH, just .067 behind the 3rd place score.
Link: USA Gym
Teagan Bloomstrom, a L10 from Flips (MN), has committed to continue her academic and athletic career at the Ohio State University, starting in 2027-2028. She's a BB and FX specialist who tied for 1st on FX as an individual event specialist in the All-Stars division at the 2026 Women's Development Program (WDP) L10 Nationals. She also placed 2nd on FX as an individual event specialist in the All-Stars division at the 2025 WDP L10 Nationals.
Link: Insta
Sadie Goldberg, who initially committed to Michigan two weeks ago, has now committed to enter a year early, in 2027-2028.
Link: Insta
Nova Collins, a L10 from Let It Shine, has committed to continue her gymnastics and academic career at SEMO, starting in 2027-2028. This past season, she qualified as an individual event specialist on UB to the All-Stars session at the 2026 Women's Development Program (WDP) L10 Nationals. She also finished 3rd on UB and tied for 10th AA at the 2026 Region 8 L10 Regionals. She also qualified to the 2025 WDP L10 Nationals.
Link: Insta
Florida's Skye Blakely, representing the USA, became the first active NCAA athlete to win the women's AA at the World Championships. She won the gold with a score of 55.733, with Liudmila Roschina of World Group 2 (Russia) taking the silver at 55.199. Ke Qinqin of China took the bronze at 55.032. Utah commit Claire Pease was 7th and LSU commit Lia Redick was 24th.
Link: USA Gymnastics and NBC Sports
Japan's Daiki Hashimoto won the Gold medal in the Men's AA at the World Championships on Thursday. The 2024 Olympic AA Champion and 2023 World AA Champion now holds six World or Olympic medals in the AA. China's Yang Haonan won the silver, while Great Britain's Joe Frazier won the bronze. NCAA champ and Michigan grad Fred Richard was ninth, while rising US star Danila Leykin was 12th.
Link: USA Gym
Sydney Thomas, a Canadian L10 from Phoenix (BC), has committed to a full athletic scholarship at Pitt, starting in 2028-2029. This past season, she placed 2nd AA and 1st on FX in the CCP10 16+ (Level 10, senior) division of the 2026 Canadian Championships. She also placed 3rd AA, 1st on FX and 2nd on VT at the 2025 Canadian Championships, in the CCP 12-15 (Level 10, jr) division.
Link: Insta
China won the Gold medal at the Women's Team Final at the World Championships on Wednesday, edging the US by 0.263. Balance beam proved to be the decisive event, as costly mistakes gave China a 4.167 advantage on the event, while the US won ever other event. The US was led by Utah commit Claire Pease, who posted the meet's top mark on 3 events.
Link: Release
Cheyenne Machen, a L10 at Idaho Elite, has committed to a full-ride athletic scholarship offer at Oregon State, starting in 2028-2029. She also took official visits at Maryland, SUU and BYU. This past season, she tied for 8th on BB and 16th AA at the 2026 Women's Development Program (WDP) L10 Nationals. She also tied for 52nd AA at the 2025 WDP L10 Natiionals.
Link: Insta
Pamela Wateska, a L10 from X-Cel, has committed to continue her academic and athletic career at Yale, starting in 2027-2028. This past season, she qualified to the Women's Development Program (WDP) L10 Nationals but did not compete. She's a two-time L10 Regional qualifier in Region 7.
Link: Insta
Elisabeth Antone, a L10 and a former jr. elite for the Philippines, has committed to a full scholarship offer at ASU, starting in 2028-2029. This past season, she tied for 19th AA at the 2026 Women's Development Program (WDP) L10 Nationals. She also tied for 9th on FX and 15th AA at the 2025 WDP L10 Nationals. As a junior elite for the Philippines, she earned a bronze in the AA at the 2025 Asian Championships and competed at the 2025 Junior World Championships.
Link: Insta
Japan won the Men's Team Final at the World Championships. The World Group 2, comprised of Russian athletes, was 2nd. China was third. The US was sixth, behind the UK and Switzerland.
Link: USA Gym Release
The US Women's Team qualified in 2nd place to the team final of the World Championships. The team includes Florida's Skye Blakely, Charleigh Bullock, Florida commit Dulcy Caylor, LSU commit Reese Esponda and Utah commit Claire Pease. China qualified in first, and the World Group 2 team of Russian athletes is third. Blakely made the AA, VT, BB and UB finals. Pease made the AA, VT and FX finals. Esponda was the top qualifier on FX. LSU commit Lia Reddick, representing Canada, made the AA final and UCLA frosh Michelle Pineda is the fourth reserve for the AA final.
Link: USAG Release