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1 week ago | 
insidegymnastics.com | Christy Sandmaier |Megan Roth |Nate Salsman
By Megan Roth, Nate Salsman and Christy SandmaierFrom 36 to eight, Fort Worth promises an NCAA Women’s Championship to remember! Will six-time (2014, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2022, 2023) National Champion Oklahoma capture their seventh crown after missing the Final Four on the Floor last year? Will No.1 LSU defend their title? Or will Michigan State, who will be competing for the crown for the first time since 1988, add their name to the exclusive club of champions? Eight teams, a lifetime of goals.
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1 week ago | 
insidegymnastics.com | Christy Sandmaier |Megan Roth |Nate Salsman
By Megan Roth, Nate Salsman and Christy SandmaierFrom 36 to eight, Fort Worth promises an NCAA Women’s Championship to remember! Will six-time (2014, 2016, 2017, 2019, 2022, 2023) National Champion Oklahoma capture their seventh crown after missing the Final Four on the Floor last year? Will No.1 LSU defend their title? Or will Michigan State, who will be competing for the crown for the first time since 1988, add their name to the exclusive club of champions? Eight teams, a lifetime of goals.
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1 week ago | 
insidegymnastics.com | Christy Sandmaier |Megan Roth |Nate Salsman
1984 Olympic team silver and balance beam bronze medalist, and long-time gymnastics analyst Kathy Johnson Clarke wrote a letter for Inside Gymnastics to all of the student-athletes competing at the 2025 NCAA Championships. As always, her words resonate beautifully, and inspire us all.
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2 weeks ago | 
insidegymnastics.com | Christy Sandmaier |Nate Salsman
Following the women’s artistic April National Team and Selection Camp in Crossville, Tennessee, 14 athletes were selected to represent the U.S. this spring at international competitions. 2025 Winter Cup all-around, vault and floor exercise silver medalist Jayla Hang a will join a trio of U.S. men at the 2025 Osijek World Cup April 10-13 in Croatia. Hang is currently set to contest all apparatus and looks to return to the medal stand after winning vault gold at the Antalya World Cup in March.
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2 months ago | 
insidegymnastics.com | Christy Sandmaier |Nate Salsman
At 16, Hezly Rivera was the youngest qualified athlete for Team USA at the Paris Olympics. Now, she’s ready to make her mark in 2025 as an Olympic veteran. Rivera begins her Road to LA2028 this week at the 2025 Winter Cup in Louisville. The full cover story on Hezly Rivera can be found in the February 2024 issue of Inside Gymnastics magazine.
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2 months ago | 
insidegymnastics.com | Christy Sandmaier |Nate Salsman
By Nate Salsman and Christy SandmaierWinter CupThe 2025 Winter Cup is a qualifying event to the 2025 U.S. Gymnastics Championships. The Winter Cup will also culminate in the selection of the Men’s Senior National Team to be named following the competition. Elite Team CupFormerly the Elite Regional Championships, first held in 2014, and now referred to as the Elite Team Cup, this premier event features nine men’s Regional Teams, each consisting of six junior elite gymnasts.
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2 months ago | 
themaneater.com | Zol Rainey |Nate Salsman |Sebastian Cruce |Cameron Brown
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Jan 15, 2025 | 
insidegymnastics.com | Nate Salsman
By Nate SalsmanThis year Sam Phillips transferred from Nebraska to Illinois. This decision came off a successful career at Nebraska which included becoming an All-American, being on first team All-Big Ten in 2022, and medaling individually at Big Ten Championships. After many ups and downs battling through injuries during his five years at Nebraska, Phillips wanted to fulfill as much eligibility as he could use.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
insidegymnastics.com | Nate Salsman
Congratulations to Oklahoma’s Jordan Bowers on being Inside Gymnastics Women’s Gymnast of the Week for Week 2! Bowers is getting her senior season going without missing a beat! She scored a massive 39.675 in the All-Around to take the title at the Sprouts Farmers Market Collegiate Quad. Her performance also helped Oklahoma win the competition, earning a 197.950. Bowers’ day was highlighted by her 9.950 floor routine.
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Jan 6, 2025 | 
insidegymnastics.com | Nate Salsman
Congratulations to LSU’s Aleah Finnegan and Nebraska’s Zac Tiderman on being Inside Gymnastics Gymnast of the Week for Week 1! Kicking off her senior season in style, Finnegan finished first in the Week 1 All-Around standings by scoring the second highest All-Around score of her career, a huge 39.725 to help the Tigers defeat Iowa State 197.300-194.100. This was the first LSU home opener of of 197+ since 2018.
