No. 8 Michigan State University gymnastics has qualified for the 2025 NCAA Championships semifinals in Fort Worth, Texas, for the second time in program history and the first since 1988.
No. 8 Michigan State University gymnastics has advanced to the 2025 NCAA Regional Final for the fourth consecutive year, posting its highest-ever regional semifinal score of 197.625.
No. 8 Michigan State University gymnastics finished first place in the first session of the NCAA Regionals second round semifinals with a score of 197.625. MSU outscored the No. 9 University of Kentucky, Ohio State University and Pennsylvania State University and will advance to the NCAA Regional Finals for the fourth consecutive year.
No. 8-ranked Michigan State University gymnastics is headed to the second round of the 2025 NCAA Regionals in University Park, Pennsylvania, as the No. 2 seed.
Three Michigan State University gymnasts earned 2025 Women’s Collegiate Gymnastics Association (WCGA) Regular Season All-America honors on Monday afternoon.
No. 8 Michigan State University gymnastics had an eventful 2025 season. For the first time in program history, the Spartans were ranked in the top 10 every week of the regular season.
No. 9 Michigan State University gymnastics finished second at the Big Ten Championships at the Crisler Center in Ann Arbor on Saturday, March 22.
Michigan State gymnastics celebrated Senior Day with a dominant 197.375-192.550 victory over Bowling Green, led by standout performances from seniors and key contributors across all events.
With the Big Ten Gymnastics Championships on the horizon, six Michigan State University gymnasts were honored with All-Big Ten selections Monday afternoon.
The No. 7 Michigan State University gymnastics team delivered a commanding performance against Rutgers, securing a 197.475-196.275 victory at Jenison Field House.
In its final home match of Big Ten play, Michigan State not only secured a victory but also made history. During the second rotation on bars, MSU posted a season-high score of 49.575, tying for the second-highest bars score in program history — behind only the 2023 Spartans' 49.725 against Northern Illinois.
Michigan State University gymnastics delivered a dominant performance at Jenison Field House, defeating Minnesota 197.475-196.800 behind standout routines from Nikki Smith, Gabi Stephen, and Skyla Schulte.
No. 5 Michigan State gymnastics standout Nikki Smith is now ranked No. 1 in the NCAA on vault.
