NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships 2025: Printable Bracket, Schedule & How to Watch

The dates of the 2025 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships are scheduled for April 17–19 at Fort Worth, Texas’ Dickies Arena. During Monday’s ESPNU selection program, the top teams, all-around athletes, and individual event specialists from across the country will compete in the much awaited event.

NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships 2025 Printable Bracket-

Check out the NCAA women’s gymnastics tournament 2025 printable bracket.

2025 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championship Schedule-

36 teams, all chosen based on their national qualifying scores, will compete in the championship. The top 16 teams are seeded by the NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Committee, while the other teams are geographically assigned to one of four regional locations. The championship field consists of 64 individual event specialists—gymnasts who qualified individually but whose teams did not make the cut—as well as 12 all-around competitors.

2025 WOMEN’S GYMNASTICS DATES AND SITES
Round	City	Venue	Dates	Host
Regional	Salt Lake City	Jon M. Huntsman Center	April 2-6	Utah
Regional	Seattle	Alaska Airlines Arena	April 2-6	Washington
Regional	Tuscaloosa, Ala.	Coleman Coliseum	April 2-6	Alabama
Regional	University Park, Pa.	Rec Hall	April 2-6	Pennsylvania State
Championship	Fort Worth, Texas	Dickies Arena	April 17 & 19	Texas Woman’s Univ. and Knight Eady

Regionals | April 2–6

At certain university locations, there will be four regionals with nine teams, around three all-around competitors (not on a qualifying team), and four individual specialists per event (not on a qualifying team). There will be two teams in the first round, eight teams in the second round, and four teams in the regional final.

Championships | April 17–19

From regional competition until the national championships, eight teams, four all-around athletes, and sixteen event specialists will compete. An automatic trip to the national championships will be granted to the top two teams, the best all-around athletes, and the best event specialists in each event (who are not on an advancing team) from each regional.

Semifinal team, all-around, and individual event specialist finals will be held in two sessions at the national championships. The two teams that place highest in each semifinal will compete in the championship final.

The team with the greatest overall team score—five points are awarded for each event—will win the team title. During the semifinals, the players with the greatest cumulative score will win the individual event and all-around championships.

Championship History-

Last season, LSU made history by winning its first-ever NCAA Women’s Gymnastics National Championship. Since the competition began in 1982, several powerhouse programs have claimed the title. Here’s a look at the complete list of past champions.

Year	Champion	Coach	Points	Runner-Up	Points	Host or Site
2024	LSU	Jay Clark	198.2250	Cal	197.8500	Fort Worth, Texas
2023	Oklahoma	K.J. Kindler	198.3875	Florida	198.2375	Fort Worth, Texas
2022	Oklahoma	K.J. Kindler	198.2000	Florida	198.0875	Fort Worth, Texas
2021	Michigan	Beverly Plocki	198.25	Oklahoma	198.1625	Fort Worth, Texas
2020	Canceled due to Covid-19	—	—	—	—	—
2019	Oklahoma	K.J. Kindler	198.3375	LSU	197.8250	Fort Worth, Texas
2018	UCLA	Valorie Kondos Field	198.0750	Oklahoma	198.0375	St. Louis
2017	Oklahoma	K.J. Kindler	198.3875	LSU	197.7375	St. Louis
2016	Oklahoma	K.J. Kindler	197.675	LSU	197.450	Fort Worth, Texas
2015	Florida	Rhonda Faehn	197.850	Utah	197.800	Fort Worth, Texas
2014	Florida, Oklahoma	Rhonda Faehn, K.J. Kindler	198.175	LSU	197.600	Birmingham, Ala.
2013	Florida	Rhonda Faehn	197.575	Oklahoma	197.375	UCLA
2012	Alabama	Sarah Patterson	197.850	Florida	197.775	Georgia Tech
2011	Alabama	Sarah Patterson	197.65	UCLA	197.375	Cleveland
2010	UCLA	Valorie Kondos Field	197.725	Oklahoma	197.25	Florida
2009	Georgia	Suzanne Yoculan	197.825	Alabama	197.575	Nebraska
2008	Georgia	Suzanne Yoculan	197.45	Utah	197.125	Georgia
2007	Georgia	Suzanne Yoculan	197.85	Utah	197.25	Utah
2006	Georgia	Suzanne Yoculan	197.75	Utah	196.8	Oregon State
2005	Georgia	Suzanne Yoculan	197.825	Alabama	197.4	Auburn
2004	UCLA	Valorie Kondos Field	198.125	Georgia	197.2	UCLA
2003	UCLA	Valorie Kondos Field	197.825	Alabama	197.275	Nebraska
2002	Alabama	Sarah Patterson	197.575	Georgia	197.25	Alabama
2001	UCLA	Valorie Kondos Field	197.575	Georgia	197.4	Georgia
2000	UCLA	Valorie Kondos Field	197.3	Utah	196.875	Boise State
1999	Georgia	Suzanne Yoculan	196.85	Michigan	196.55	Utah
1998	Georgia	Suzanne Yoculan	197.725	Florida	196.35	UCLA
1997	UCLA	Valorie Kondos Field	197.15	Arizona State	196.85	Florida
1996	Alabama	Sarah Patterson	198.025	UCLA	197.475	Alabama
1995	Utah	Greg Marsden	196.65	Alabama, Michigan	196.425, 196.425	Georgia
1994	Utah	Greg Marsden	196.4	Alabama	196.35	Utah
1993	Georgia	Suzanne Yoculan	198	Alabama	196.825	Oregon State
1992	Utah	Greg Marsden	195.65	Georgia	194.6	Minnesota
1991	Alabama	Sarah Patterson	195.125	Utah	194.375	Alabama
1990	Utah	Greg Marsden	194.9	Alabama	194.575	Oregon State
1989	Georgia	Suzanne Yoculan	192.65	UCLA	192.6	Georgia
1988	Alabama	Sarah Patterson	190.05	Utah	189.5	Utah
1987	Georgia	Suzanne Yoculan	187.9	Utah	187.55	Utah
1986	Utah	Greg Marsden	186.95	Arizona State	186.7	Florida
1985	Utah	Greg Marsden	188.35	Arizona State	186.6	Utah
1984	Utah	Greg Marsden	186.05	UCLA	185.55	UCLA
1983	Utah	Greg Marsden	184.65	Arizona State	183.3	Utah
1982	Utah	Greg Marsden	148.6	Cal State Fullerton	144.1	Utah