2026 NCAA men's gymnastics championship

The 2026 NCAA men's gymnastics championships was hosted by the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign at the State Farm Center in Champaign, Illinois on April 17-18, 2026.[1]

2026 NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championships
VenueState Farm Center
LocationChampaign, Illinois
DateApril 17–18, 2026
CompetitorsOklahoma
Michigan
Stanford
Nebraska
Ohio State
Penn State
Illinois
California
Greenville
Navy
Army West Point
Springfield
Winning score329.825
Champion
Stanford
 2025

Stanford won their 11th national championship.

Championship Qualifiers

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Team Qualifiers

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The NCAA Men's Gymnastics Committee announced the 12 teams for two pre-qualifying sessions which will be held on April 17.[2] The top three teams from each session will move on to the National Championship.

Session I

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Team Total
Oklahoma 52.499 54.499 53.399 56.498 53.732 52.198 322.825
Nebraska 53.232 54.199 53.132 56.065 51.400 52.031 320.059
Ohio State 53.098 54.566 51.599 55.033 52.199 53.799 320.294
California 53.866 50.799 52.766 53.932 49.965 51.698 312.026 (-1.0 ND)
Greenville 51.099 52.365 49.799 52.733 52.231 48.832 307.059
Springfield 50.532 51.866 50.699 53.798 50.199 49.332 306.426

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Session II

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Team Total
Michigan 53.765 52.898 52.365 55.799 54.665 55.131 324.623
Stanford 54.399 53.032 54.599 56.699 54.699 54.564 327.992
Penn State 51.698 52.698 51.198 54.966 52.165 48.632 311.357
Illinois 51.231 55.532 53.265 55.366 54.199 50.065 319.658
Navy 52.566 51.499 49.432 53.465 51.232 48.532 306.726
Army 51.299 51.299 48.966 53.799 51.631 51.332 308.593

Individual Qualifiers

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All-Around
Luke Tully

(William & Mary)

Braxton Jones (Simpson) Sam Brown (Air Force) Brian Rollison (Simpson) Braxton Jones (Simpson) Tai Gopaul (Air Force)
Noah Doiron

(Simpson)

Niko Greenly (William & Mary) Jack Matlock (Air Force) Jonathan Irwin (William & Mary) Jack Foltyn (Air Force) Paul Tiedemann (Simpson)
Jared Fry (Air Force) Tai Gopaul (Air Force) William Bacus (Simpson) Alex Campbell (Simpson) Niko Greenly (William & Mary) Ricky Pizem (William & Mary)
Garrett Alexander (Simpson) Oskar Silverman (Simpson) Ricky Pizem (William & Mary) Nicholas Kosarikov (William & Mary) Evan Wilkins (William & Mary)
Michael Weiner (William & Mary) Gavin Zborowski (William & Mary) Isaac Koo (Air Force) Palmer Wright (Air Force)

Alternates: Floor Exercise: Isaac Koo (William & Mary), Jake Smith (Simpson); Pommel: Ricky Pizem (William & Mary), Samuel Smith (William & Mary); Still Rings: Tai Gopaul (Air Force), Ryan Jacobson (Air Force); Vault: Jake Smith (Simpson), Milo Staley (Simpson); Parallel Bars: Evan Wilkins (William & Mary) , Kenny Rabe (Air Force); Horizontal Bar: Evan Sikra (William & Mary), Brian Rollison (Simpson), Jake Smith (Simpson)[4]

NCAA Championship

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The top three teams from each Qualifying Session (Session 1: Oklahoma, Ohio State, Nebraska; Session 2: Stanford, Michigan, Illinois) competed for the for the National Championship on April 18. It was aired on ESPN2.[5]

Results

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Rank Team Total
1st place, gold medalist(s) Stanford 55.365 51.998 55.199 56.266 56.432 54.565 329.825
Arun Chhetri13.43313.10013.633
Zach Green14.06613.733
Asher Hong12.93314.30014.03314.400
Jun Iwai12.93314.443313.066
Cooper Kim14.46614.10014.000
Nick Kuebler14.16614.16613.766
Reece Landsperger13.633
Kiran Mandava13.166
Wade Nelson13.700
Marcus Pietarinen13.80012.466
David Shamah14.333
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Oklahoma 53.699 54.132 54.200 56.666 55.366 54.432 328.495
Colby Aranda14.133
Fuzzy Benas13.23314.20013.90013.466
Sasha Bogonsiuk13.20014.13312.466
Kelton Christiansen14.400
Tyler Flores13.43314.433
Brigham Frentheway13.46613.40013.90013.100
Tas Hajdu13.90014.200
Nico Hamilton13.80013.466
Nathan Roman14.800
Mac Seyler12.70013.200
Frencisco Velez Belendez13.700
Ignacio Yockers13.866
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Michigan 53.232 53.164 54.298 56.232 54.132 53.799 324.857
Landon Blixt13.86614.36613.000
Solen Chiodi13.03313.80013.500
Kevin Chow11.566
Carson Eshleman13.26614.200
Zach Granados13.266
Joseph Hale13.533
Charlie Larson11.93314.266
Aaronson Mansberger14.566
Robert Noll12.766
Akshay Puri14.066
Fred Richard14.40013.76613.93313.80014.53313.166
Pierce Wolfgang12.83313.433
4 Nebraska 55.732 52.999 54.599 55.100 53.799 52.433 324.662
Caden Clinton13.43313.633
Asher Cohen14.50012.900
Luke James14.03313.800
Anthony Koppie13.60013.300
Chase Mondi14.066
Alex Nitache14.00013.03312.833
Max Odden13.83312.96613.700
Sam Rakita13.53312.600
Wyatt Reynolds12.100
Ty Roderiques13.900
Nik Tarca13.566
Nathan York13.80013.90013.40014.233
5 Illinois 53.832 54.199 53.598 53.865 54.065 52.665 322.224
Hasan Aydogdu13.666
Tate Costa14.16613.63313.23313.26613.266
Brandon Dang14.700
Sam Kaplan13.433
Connor Micklos13.466
Logan Myers13.133
Preston Ngai13.06612.40013.66612.33312.166
Sam Phillips13.20013.50014.000
Garret Schooley13.40013.13314.233
Dylan Shepard14.06613.866
Ryan Vanichtheeranont13.233
6 Ohio State 53.566 51.765 51.932 53.932 52.833 52.065 316.093
Drake Andrews13.50011.966
Peyton Contini13.033
Noah Copeland13.50012.866
Chase Davenport-Mills13.86613.733
Kristian Grahovski13.10012.66612.40013.40013.800
Jacob Harmon13.40013.433
Jace Hashimoto12.966
Jesse Pakele12.80013.10012.233
David Ramirez13.13313.83313.700
Conan Simpkins12.833
Zach Snyder13.966
Parker Thackston12.866

Individual Event Medalists

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The top-three all-around competitors and top-three individuals on each event who are not members of one of the qualifying teams advanced from each pre-qualifying session to the finals session to compete for individual titles.

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Individual all-around Fred Richard (Michigan) Max Odden (Nebraska) Kristian Grahovski (Ohio State)
Floor Cooper Kim (Stanford) Fred Richard (Michigan) Tate Costa (Illinois)
Pommel horse Brandon Dang (Illinois) Aaronson Mansberger (Michigan) Colby Aranda (Oklahoma)
Rings Asher Cohen (Nebraska) Asher Hong (Stanford) Nick Kuebler (Stanford)
Vault Jun Iwai (Stanford)
Tyler Flores (Oklahoma)
Not awarded Landen Blixt (Michigan)
Parallel bars Nathan Roman (Oklahoma) Fred Richard (Michigan) Asher Hong (Stanford)
High bar Kelton Christiansen (Oklahoma) Carson Eshleman (Michigan) Cooper Kim (Stanford)

References

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  1. "2026 NCAA Championships Central". University of Illinois Athletics. Retrieved 2026-04-07.
  2. "2026 National Collegiate Men's Gymnastics Championships Selections | NCAA.com". www.ncaa.com. Retrieved 2026-04-08.
  3. StatBroadcast, StatBroadcast (17 April 2026). "NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championships Qualifying Session 1". StatBroadcast. Retrieved 17 April 2026.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link)
  4. "2026 National Collegiate Men's Gymnastics Championships Selections | NCAA.com". www.ncaa.com. Retrieved 2026-04-08.
  5. StatBroadcast, StatBroadcast (18 April 2026). "2026 NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championships - Finals". StatBroadcast.