Fort Worth, Texas – The 2025 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships are set to determine national champions from April 17-19 at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas. This prestigious event will feature live updates of Thursday’s semifinals and individual finals.
Six coveted titles are up for grabs this week: team, all-around, vault, bars, beam, and floor. On Thursday, April 17, the five individual titles will be decided during semifinal competition, with the top-ranked individuals in each category being crowned national champions following Session II. The team title will be determined on Saturday, April 19, when the top two teams from Thursday’s semifinals meet in the Four on the Floor team final.
During the semifinals, fans can expect intense competition from top-ranked teams such as Oklahoma, Florida, LSU, Utah, UCLA, and more. Semifinal I will feature teams like Oklahoma, Florida, Missouri, and Alabama, while Semifinal II will showcase LSU, Utah, UCLA, and Michigan State. Both semifinals will be broadcasted on ESPN2 or ESPN+.
Athletes from qualifying teams will also have the opportunity to compete for individual titles. Each individual qualifier is eligible for titles in any event they participate in. Therefore, gymnasts like Mya Lauzon of Cal and Jade Carey of Oregon State have the chance to compete for multiple individual titles based on their performances.
In the thrilling Semifinal II on April 17, Utah and UCLA emerged as the victors, securing their spots in the final competition. The competition was fierce, with all four teams separated by less than two-tenths of a point throughout each rotation. Utah impressed on bars, while UCLA shined on beam, ultimately outscoring defending champions LSU and Michigan State.
As the excitement builds towards the upcoming finals, fans eagerly anticipate the showdown between Oklahoma, Utah, UCLA, and Missouri. The Four on the Floor national final on Saturday will feature top-notch performances from talented gymnasts striving for individual glory.
Stay tuned for updated live coverage of the 2025 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships as competitors vie for national titles and showcase their incredible skills on the gymnastics floor.