The world of college gymnastics never truly stops, even in the offseason. One week can bring a whirlwind of news, from seismic shifts in coaching lineups to athletes unveiling jaw-dropping new skills in training. It’s easy to miss a beat, but don’t worry—we have you covered. This is your weekly dose of everything you need to know from the gymternet, delivering the biggest headlines, crucial updates, and stories you might have missed. Let’s dive into the week’s action!
Transfer & Eligibility Updates
Incoming Transfers
- New Hampshire sophomore Taylor Beerstransferredto Cortland, per her Instagram bio.
- Western Michigan sophomore Peyton Stanostransferredto Bowling Green, per her Instagram bio.
- SEMO sophomore Amaia McKinnietransferredto Oshkosh.
Coaching & Staff News
- Club coach Julianna WilsonjoinedSouthern Connecticut’s staff as an assistant coach.
- Former Rhode Island gymnast Ali Kleinebreil wasnamedas an assistant coach at her alma mater.
- George Washington assistant coach Sunny Marchand wasremovedfrom the coaching roster.
- Penn State associate head coach Ralph Rosso wasremovedfrom the coaching roster following the hiring of Jennifer Green as head coach.
Training Updates
- Minnesota sophomore Lacie Saltzmann istraininga front gainer full dismount on beam.
- Michigan junior Audrey Sanger is training a piked Jaeger to overshoot on bars.
Rehab Progress
- Towson junior Emma Duerre was seen in a right foot boot. Duerre was a beam lineup staple in 2026.
- Kentucky freshman Gabriella Andexser wasseenin a right foot boot.
Recruiting Buzz
College gymnastics recruiting news moves fast! For in-depth coverage of commitments, signings, and all the latest recruiting developments, be sure to check out our weeklyRecruiting Roundup
Other Newsworthy Items
- Illinois freshman Sirine Abouelhoda and former Alabama gymnast Shallon Olsen werenamedto the nominative roster for the Paris World Challenge Cup, representing Egypt and Canada, respectively.
- Ohio State willhostthe 2027 Big Ten Championships at the Covelli Center.
- Former BYU gymnast Taeva Greenberg willappearon “American Ninja Warrior.”
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News curated by Katherine Weaver with assistance from the editors of College Gym News
