2025 NCAA women's gymnastics tournament

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VenueDickies Arena (semi-finals and final)
DatesApril 2 - April 19
Teams36
2025 NCAA women's gymnastics tournament
VenueDickies Arena (semi-finals and final)
LocationFort Worth, Texas
DatesApril 2 - April 19
Teams36
Winning score198.0125
Medalists
gold medal 
silver medal 
bronze medal 

The 2025 NCAA women's gymnastics tournament was the 42nd NCAA women's gymnastics tournament, the annual women's gymnastics championship contested by the teams of the member associations of NCAA. The first and second round and regional final were hosted on campuses from April 2 to April 6, 2025, while the semi-final and final were held at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas from April 17 to April 19, 2025.[1][2]

The eight lowest seeded teams competed in the first round. Winners advanced to the second round, with 32 total teams at four regional sites. The top two teams from each region moved on to the semi-finals in Fort Worth, Texas. The top two teams in each semi-final advanced to the "Four on the Floor" for the team national title.

Bracket

First roundSecond roundRegional finalSemi-finalsFinal
April 4 – University Park
#8 Michigan State
#9 Kentucky
197.625
197.525
April 5 – University Park
Ohio State
Penn State
196.400
196.225
#8 Michigan State
#9 Kentucky
198.000
197.625
April 4 – University Park
#1 LSU
#16 Arkansas
198.050
197.375
April 2 – University Park#1 LSU
#16 Arkansas
198.100
197.550
April 17 – Fort Worth
Maryland196.250Michigan
Maryland
197.050
196.825
#1 LSU
#4 Utah
197.5250
197.7625
West Virginia195.325April 3 – Salt Lake City
#5 UCLA
#8 Michigan State
197.7375
197.3625
#5 UCLA
#10 Minnesota
197.750
197.200
April 5 – Salt Lake City
Southern Utah
Boise State
196.475
195.175
#5 UCLA
#10 Minnesota
197.625
196.825
April 3 – Salt Lake City
#4 Utah
Denver
197.825
197.350
April 2 – Salt Lake City#4 Utah
#13 Stanford
197.650
196.500
April 19 – Fort Worth
BYU195.950Denver
BYU
197.650
196.000
#2 Oklahoma
#4 Utah
198.0125
197.2375
Utah State194.475April 4 – Seattle
#5 UCLA
#7 Missouri
197.6125
197.2500
#7 Missouri
#12 Georgia
197.650
196.175
April 6 – Seattle
Arizona
Arizona State
196.250
196.050
#7 Missouri
Arizona
197.425
196.250
April 4 – Seattle
#2 Oklahoma
#15 Auburn
198.450
197.325
April 3 – Seattle#2 Oklahoma
#15 Auburn
198.025
196.950
April 17 – Fort Worth
Illinois195.475Nebraska
Illinois
195.675
195.725
#2 Oklahoma
#3 Florida
197.550
197.200
UC Davis194.050April 4 – Tuscaloosa
#7 Missouri
#11 Alabama
197.300
196.825
#6 California
#11 Alabama
197.550
197.275
April 6 – Tuscaloosa
North Carolina
Iowa
196.250
196.000
#6 California
#11 Alabama
197.575
197.675
April 4 – Tuscaloosa
#3 Florida
#14 Oregon State
197.700
196.825
April 3 – Tuscaloosa#3 Florida
#14 Oregon State
198.225
197.050
Clemson195.400NC State
Clemson
196.275
195.875
Rutgers193.875

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Individual qualifiers

2025 NCAA women's gymnastics tournament individual qualifiers
All-around Vault Uneven bars Balance beam Floor exercise
Joscelyn Roberson (Arkansas) Sophia Diaz (Michigan) Maddie Jones (Arkansas) Isabella Magnelli (Kentucky) Creslyn Brose (Kentucky)
Madison Ulrich (Denver) Rosie Casali (Denver) Rylie Mundell (Denver) Brynlee Anderson (BYU) Mya Hooten (Minnesota)
Jade Carey (Oregon State) Kaya Forbes (UNC) Madelyn Williams (Cal) Mya Lauzon (Cal) Mya Lauzon (Cal)
Mary McDonough (Washington) Ady Wahl (Georgia) Olivia Greaves (Auburn) Gabby McLaughlin (Auburn) Lily Smith (Georgia)

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Regional results

NCAA championship

Individual results

References

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