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Georgia, Arkansas to Compete in NCAA Gymnastics Championships 2026

4/16/2026

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Summary

Story summary

The NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships will feature the University of Georgia and the University of Arkansas, marking a comeback.
Georgia, led by head coach Cecile Landi, focuses on team culture and consistency.
Arkansas, under 2012 Olympic gold medalist Jordyn Wieber, has a resurgence with standout senior Morgan Price.
The championships run April 17–19, 2026, in Fort Worth, Texas.
Utah and Alabama did not qualify this year.

History

Historical Context

The NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships began in 1982, marking a pivotal moment in collegiate sports as the NCAA took control from the AIAW. The University of Georgia has since claimed 10 national titles, reflecting its dominance. Today, the participation of teams like Georgia and Arkansas underscores a renewed competitive spirit, enhancing visibility and support for female athletes in gymnastics.

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Story summary

The NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships will feature the University of Georgia and the University of Arkansas, marking a comeback.
Georgia, led by head coach Cecile Landi, focuses on team culture and consistency.
Arkansas, under 2012 Olympic gold medalist Jordyn Wieber, has a resurgence with standout senior Morgan Price.
The championships run April 17–19, 2026, in Fort Worth, Texas.
Utah and Alabama did not qualify this year.

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