LSU wins the 2024 NCAA women's gymnastics national championship

For the first time in program history, LSU wins the 2024 NC women's gymnastics national championship. The Tigers were able to take back their lead, ending the afternoon with 198.2250 points ahead of California, Utah and Florida. 

It all came down to Rotation 4 where LSU climbed from second to first place, while California landed in second with a total 197.8500 score. Utah trailed behind by -0.425 points with a total 197.8000 score, and Florida placed fourth with a 197.4375 score.

LSU finished its history-making season with a 31-3 overall record and a 24-meet win streak.

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The 2024 NC women's gymnastics championship began April 3 with regional competition leading into championship semifinals on April 18 and championship finals on April 20 at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas. Take a look at the complete bracket and scores of the 2024 national championship below:

2024 NC women's gymnastics championship bracket

Here's a look at the final NC women's gymnastics championship bracket:

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Championship schedule

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• National Championship | Saturday, April 20
  • LSU 198.2250, California 197.8500, Utah 197.8000, Florida 197.4375

• Regionals | First round, Wednesday, April 3:

  • Ann Arbor (Michigan):
    Illinois 195.825, Ball State 195.725
  • Fayetteville (Arkansas):
    BYU 195.750, Boise State 195.750 (tie breaker)
• Regionals | First and second round, Thursday, April 4
  • Ann Arbor (Michigan):
    Alabama 197.450, Penn State 196.925, Michigan 196.725, Kent State 195.650
  • Oklahoma 198.050, Ohio State 196.975, Illinois 196.750, NC State 195.950 
  • Gainesville (Florida):
    Iowa State 195.875, Clemson 195.625
  • Berkeley (California):
    Southern Utah 195.525, San Jose State 195.500
  • Fayetteville (Arkansas):
    Arkansas 197.325, Kentucky 197.100, Nebraska 196.600, Arizona 195.600
    LSU 197.800, Minnesota 196.950, Oregon State 196.450, BYU 196.500 

• Regionals |Second round, Friday, April 5
  • Gainesville (Florida):
    Utah 197.825, Michigan State 197.475, Towson 196.350, Maryland 195.050
    Florida 197.925, Missouri 197.525, Georgia 197.425, Iowa State 196.575 
  • Berkeley (California):
    Denver 197.275, Arizona State 197.150, UCLA 197.050, Washington 196.650
    California 197.800, Stanford 197.600, Auburn 196.800,  Southern Utah 196.475
• Regional finals — Day 1 | Saturday, April 6 
  • Ann Arbor (Michigan):
    Oklahoma 198.400, Alabama 197.575, Penn State 197.200, Ohio State 197.050
  • Fayetteville (Arkansas):
    LSU 198.250, Arkansas 197.825, Kentucky 197.475, Minnesota 197.400

• Regional finals — Day 2 | Sunday, April 7
  • Gainesville (Florida):
    Florida 198.325, Utah 197.575, Missouri 197.325, Michigan State 196.650 
  • Berkeley (California):
    California 198.275, Stanford 197.575, Denver 197.450, Arizona State 196.750

• Semifinals | Thursday, April 18
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  • Semifinal I
    LSU 198.1125, California 197.7125, Stanford 197.0750, Arkansas 196.4750
  • Semifinal II | 9 p.m. ET
    Utah 197.9375, Florida 197.8750, Oklahoma 196.6625, Alabama 195.4125

Selections

Arkansas Regional (University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, host)

• Teams
  • *Arkansas
  • Arizona
  • Boise State
  • Brigham Young
  • Kentucky
  • LSU
  • Minnesota
  • Nebraska
  • Oregon State
• All-Around Competitors
  • Luciana Alvarado-Reid, Central Michigan
  • Kendall Whitman, George Washington
• Individual Event Specialists
  • Vault – Sydney Benson, Brigham Young
  • Vault – Elizabeth Cesarone, Central Michigan
  • Vault – Sarah Zois, George Washington
  • Vault – Kiera O'Shea, Northen Illinois
  • Uneven Bars – Courtney Blackson, Boise State
  • Uneven Bars – Emily Lopez, Boise State
  • Uneven Bars – Anyssa Alvarado, Brigham Young
  • Uneven Bars – Anna Bramblett, Brigham Young
  • Uneven Bars – Alyssa Al-Ashari, Northern Illinois
  • Balance Beam – Emily Lopez, Boise State
  • Balance Beam – Emma Loyim, Bosie State
  • Balance Beam – Adriana Popp, Boise State
  • Balance Beam – Brynlee Anderson, Brigham Young
  • Balance Beam – Elease Rollins, Brigham Young
  • Balance Beam – Maya Peters, George Washington
  • Floor Exercise – Courtney Blackson, Boise State
  • Floor Exercise – Emma Loyim, Boise State
  • Floor Exercise – Hallie Hornbacher, Central Michigan

California Regional (University of California, Berkeley, host)

• Teams
  • Arizona State
  • Auburn
  • *California
  • Denver
  • San Jose State
  • Southern Utah
  • Stanford
  • UCLA
  • Washington
• All-Around Competitors
  • Maggie Slife, Air Force
  • Karina Monoz, Iowa
  • Lauren Macpherson, San Jose State
  • Niya Randolph, Southern Utah
• Individual Event Specialists
  • Vault – Kayla Pardue, Southern Utah
  • Vault – Keanna Abraham, UC Davis
  • Vault – Megan Ray, UC Davis
  • Uneven Bars – Kara Houghton, Sacramento State
  • Uneven Bars – Jada Mazury, San Jose State
  • Uneven Bars – Isabella Neff, Southern Utah
  • Uneven Bars – Brianna Brooks, Utah State
  • Balance Beam – Ilka Juk, Iowa
  • Balance Beam – Katherine Weyhmiller, San Jose State
  • Balance Beam – Ellie Cacciola, Southern Utah
  • Balance Beam – Kennedi McClain, Southern Utah
  • Floor Exercise – Emily Erb, Iowa
  • Floor Exercise – Bailey Libby, Iowa
  • Floor Exercise – Jada Mazury, San Jose State
  • Floor Exercise – Keanna Abraham, UC Davis

Florida Regional (University of Florida, host)

• Teams
  • Clemson
  • *Florida
  • Georgia
  • Iowa State
  • Maryland
  • Michigan State
  • Missouri
  • Towson
  • Utah
• All-Around Competitors
  • Rebecca Wells, Clemson
  • Syd Morris, Long Island University
  • Kylie Gorgenyi, New Hampshire
• Individual Event Specialists
  • Vault – Molly Arnold, Clemson
  • Vault – Noelle Adams, Iowa State
  • Vault – Josie Bergstrom, Iowa State
  • Vault – Lali Dekanoidze, North Carolina
  • Vault – Emily Leese, Rutgers
  • Uneven Bars – Lali Dekanoidze, North Carolina
  • Uneven Bars – Isabelle Schaefer, North Carolina
  • Uneven Bars – Avery Balser, Rutgers
  • Balance Beam – Kielyn McCright, Clemson
  • Balance Beam – Koelle Adams, Iowa State
  • Balance Beam – Josie Bergstrom, Iowa State
  • Floor Exercise – Julia Bedell, Brown
  • Floor Exercise – Molly Arnold, Clemson
  • Floor Exercise – Brie Clark, Clemson
  • Floor Exercise – Noelle Adams, Iowa State
  • Floor Exercise – Kaia Parker, Iowa State
  • Floor Exercise – Brooke Donabedian, Temple

Michigan Regional (University of Michigan, host)

• Teams
  • Alabama
  • Ball State
  • Illinois
  • Kent State
  • *Michigan
  • NC State
  • Oklahoma
  • Ohio State
  • Penn State
• All-Around Competitors
  • Zoe Middleton, Ball State
  • Raisa Boris, Eastern Michigan
  • Payton Murphy, Western Michigan
• Individual Event Specialists
  • Vault – Victoria Henry, Ball State
  • Vault – Suki Pfister, Ball State
  • Vault – Alana Fisher, Eastern Michigan
  • Vault – Arielle Ward, Illinois
  • Vault – Jaye Mack, Illinois State
  • Uneven Bars – Ashley Szymanski, Ball State
  • Uneven Bars – Megan Teter, Ball State
  • Uneven Bars – Lynden Saltness, Illinois
  • Uneven Bars – Mia Takekawa, Illinois
  • Balance Beam – Ella Chemotti, Eastern Michigan
  • Balance Beam – Mia Takekawa, Illinois
  • Balance Beam – Nya Kraus, Lindenwood
  • Floor Exercise – Suki Pfister, Ball State
  • Floor Exercise – Mia Townes, Illinois
  • Floor Exercise – Jaye Mack, Illinois State
  • Floor Exercise – Jordyn Ewing, Pittsburgh
  • Floor Exercise – Cassie St. Clair, Western Michigan

The top two teams from each regional will receive an automatic berth to the national championships. In addition, the top all-around competitor and top event specialist from round two at each regional (who is not on a team advancing to nationals) will advance to the national championships. Event specialist qualifiers will only compete in the events they qualified.

The national championships will take place April 18-20 in Fort Worth, Texas, at Dickies Arena. The championship event is hosted by Texas Woman's University and Knight Eady. For tickets and information regarding the National Collegiate Women's Gymnastics Championships, go to ncaa.com/wgymnastics. Tap or click here to learn more about the 2024 championship.

NC women's gymnastics championship history

Last season, Oklahoma won the 2023 NCAA women's gymnastics national championship, scoring 198.3875. Florida landed in second with a 198.2375 score. Utah and LSU placed third and fourth, respectively.

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