Recent content by OnoNoKomachi

Behold - this looks pretty stagnant to me. Women's gymnastics is not one of the fastest-growing sports in the NCAA. That isn't 9 programs in the last decade. 2028 is in the future and may not even happen, and two were lost. So that's 6 in the last decade. What matters is net growth. The total...

They will likely add women's flag football or maybe women's wrestling. KJ Kindler is wrong about one thing - women's gymnastics isn't a fast-growing NCAA sport as far as participation is concerned. Very far from it. It's been basically stagnant for years.

Khoi plans to compete at US Nationals. He will likely have to go through the Men's National Qualifier this summer. Not sure if he will add other events back - he had a knee issue. He could still make L.A. as a specialist, assuming the team is chosen the same way as 2024. These PH specialists...

I don't think anyone knows.

I looked into this, and the answer is most likely not. Teams have had seasons cancelled by the NCAA or by their own institutions for breaking rules or hazing. 2 or 3 Dlll football teams have cancelled because they had too many injuries, but I couldn't find anything that resembled what happened...

Christian Marsh is fantastic for MAG.

Shane competed AA at the Sam Mikulak invitational and scored 80.55, the highest so far in the nation, so he seems to be doing well. I wonder why Winter Cup is now only two days total.

https://www.mensgymnasticsramblings.com/blog/mens-ncaa-gymnastics-2026-week-2-snapshot Oklahoma in 1st place

Their graphic designers must have been Beavis and Butthead. He he

British Gymnastics has a new logo. What do you think of this graphic design?

If you are male and want to do this in the NCAA, well, too bad.

Summery https://www.mensgymnasticsramblings.com/blog/mens-ncaa-gymnastics-week-1-meet-snapshot Long story short - Stanford is way ahead of the pack, although most of the powerhouse teams have yet to compete. Michigan got a lower score than Cal, but I'm not going to make too much of that...

The Birmingham being referred to is indeed in Alabama, but it has not been confirmed as the final choice. It's supposedly one of the 4 finalists. https://alabamanewscenter.com/2025/06/17/birmingham-a-finalist-to-host-2028-u-s-olympic-gymnastics-team-trials/ I hope they pick somewhere else...

I misinterpreted what I read - that there were two letters, one that was fake and one where the contents were never released, but there was only one - the phony one.

No men's NCAA gymnastics teams get cut. New men's NCAA gymnastics teams added