The No. 6 Michigan State gymnastics team claimed victory over No. 20 Michigan in an in-state rivalry meet at the Breslin Center.
Michigan State women’s gymnastics, ranked No. 8 in the nation, won the Big Ten Championships title after defeating the University of Michigan, Ohio State and the University of Minnesota at Jenison Field House on Saturday, March 23. This is the first conference championship in Michigan State history and the first time the Spartans were crowned both the regular season and Big Ten Championships titles in one season.
On Saturday, March 9, Michigan State's women's gymnastics defeated Greenville University, Central Michigan University and Fisk University in the MSU Quad Meet at Jenison Fieldhouse on Senior Celebrations Night. These three victories moved the Spartans, ranked No. 8 in the country according to Road to Nationals, up to a 16-3 overall record and extended their win streak to 13 matches.
On Friday, Feb. 23, the Michigan State women's gymnastics team was crowned the Big Ten Champions in the regular season after beating Rutgers 197.275-195.275.
Michigan State’s women’s gymnastics, ranked No. 10, defeated No. 25 Maryland 197.550-195.525 in a Sunday afternoon match at Jenison Field House and moved the team record to 8-3 overall and 5-0 in the Big Ten Conference.
Michigan State's women's gymnastics, ranked No. 10, defeated No. 25 University of Illinois in a Friday night meet at Jenison Field House, moving the team record to 7-3 overall and 4-0 in the Big Ten Conference.
Michigan State women's gymnastics, ranked No. 14 in the country, defeated No. 20 Iowa 197.400-195.700 in a Sunday afternoon meet at Jenison Field House, moving to an overall 5-3 record and 2-0 in the Big Ten conference.
Michigan State women's gymnastics, currently ranked No. 14, started its season on Jan. 5 and the team has amassed a 4-3 record, with one win and zero losses being in the Big Ten Conference. Now, the Spartans are heading back home for their home season opener on Jan. 28 against No. 20 Iowa. During the meet, Michigan State will also be celebrating the 50th anniversary of Spartan gymnastics and Alumni day.
Michigan State's historic season ended after a narrow loss at the Pittsburgh regional finals, but the 2023 season made it clear that the future is promising for the green and white.
Gabrielle Stephen and Delanie Harkness both clinched individual spots at nationals. It's the first time MSU will send multiple individuals to the NCAA Gymnastics Championships since 1997.
After a historic season, the Michigan State gymnastics team will not be advancing to the NCAA National Championship.
After being just edged out of nationals last season, the No. 10 Michigan State gymnastics team will be competing in the first session of the Pittsburgh regional semifinals at 2 p.m. on Friday, March 31, against No. 7 California, West Virginia and Western Michigan.
Gabi Stephen was a stand-out gymnast during her freshman season, now as a sophomore, she continues to raise the bar.
Smith’s highly accomplished first year as a Spartan landed her in the top 25 individual gymnasts in the country headed into regionals. Her record-breaking year also earned her the Big Ten Freshman of the Year award following the conclusion of the Big Ten Championships on March 18.
Michigan State has felt like home for Skyla Schulte for her entire life. Now, she's led her team to back-to-back NCAA Regional appearances.
Michigan State gymnastics ended its Big Ten campaign in Iowa City where the Spartans claimed second place in the Big TenChampionship with a score of 197.550.
This year’s first-team honors is the most in MSU gymnastics history. The five total selections is second-most in program history behind the 2022 team who received six honors.
Michigan State had yet another record-breaking meet to close out its regular season campaign with a 197.800-195.225 win over Northern Illinois.
The No. 10 Michigan State gymnastics team (13-2) will take to the floor one last time this season in Jenison Field House for a senior night celebration against Northern Illinois (8-4) on Saturday night.
Michigan State gymnastics pulled out all the stops to dominate their tri-meet against Bowling Green State and Long Island on Sunday. In the Spartans' first home meet since being named Big Ten champions, five program records were broken.