2026 NCAA men's gymnastics championship
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| 2026 NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championships | |
|---|---|
| Venue | State Farm Center |
| Location | Champaign, Illinois |
| Date | April 17–18, 2026 |
| Competitors | Oklahoma Michigan Stanford Nebraska Ohio State Penn State Illinois California Greenville Navy Army West Point Springfield |
| Winning score | 329.825 |
| Champion | |
| Stanford | |
The 2026 NCAA men's gymnastics championships was hosted by the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign at the State Farm Center in Champaign, Illinois on April 17-18, 2026.[1]
Stanford won their 11th national championship.
Team Qualifiers
- (H) = Hosts
- (DC) = Defending champions
- (D3) = Division III program
The NCAA Men's Gymnastics Committee announced the 12 teams for two pre-qualifying sessions which will be held on April 17.[2] The top three teams from each session will move on to the National Championship.
- Oklahoma (328.150)
- Michigan (324.250) (DC)
- Stanford (322.988)
- Nebraska (320.963)
- Ohio State (317.863)
- Penn State (315.375)
- Illinois (315.075) (H)
- California(314.913)
- Greenville (311.325)(D3)
- Navy (310.850)
- Army (309.963)
- Springfield (308.500)(D3)
Session I
| Team |  |
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Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oklahoma | 52.499 | 54.499 | 53.399 | 56.498 | 53.732 | 52.198 | 322.825 |
| Nebraska | 53.232 | 54.199 | 53.132 | 56.065 | 51.400 | 52.031 | 320.059 |
| Ohio State | 53.098 | 54.566 | 51.599 | 55.033 | 52.199 | 53.799 | 320.294 |
| California | 53.866 | 50.799 | 52.766 | 53.932 | 49.965 | 51.698 | 312.026 (-1.0 ND) |
| Greenville | 51.099 | 52.365 | 49.799 | 52.733 | 52.231 | 48.832 | 307.059 |
| Springfield | 50.532 | 51.866 | 50.699 | 53.798 | 50.199 | 49.332 | 306.426 |
Session II
| Team | |
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Total |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Michigan | 53.765 | 52.898 | 52.365 | 55.799 | 54.665 | 55.131 | 324.623 |
| Stanford | 54.399 | 53.032 | 54.599 | 56.699 | 54.699 | 54.564 | 327.992 |
| Penn State | 51.698 | 52.698 | 51.198 | 54.966 | 52.165 | 48.632 | 311.357 |
| Illinois | 51.231 | 55.532 | 53.265 | 55.366 | 54.199 | 50.065 | 319.658 |
| Navy | 52.566 | 51.499 | 49.432 | 53.465 | 51.232 | 48.532 | 306.726 |
| Army | 51.299 | 51.299 | 48.966 | 53.799 | 51.631 | 51.332 | 308.593 |
Individual Qualifiers
| All-Around | |
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| Luke Tully | Braxton Jones (Simpson) | Sam Brown (Air Force) | Brian Rollison (Simpson) | Braxton Jones (Simpson) | Tai Gopaul (Air Force) | |
| Noah Doiron
(Simpson) |
Niko Greenly (William & Mary) | Jack Matlock (Air Force) | Jonathan Irwin (William & Mary) | Jack Foltyn (Air Force) | Paul Tiedemann (Simpson) | |
| Jared Fry (Air Force) | Tai Gopaul (Air Force) | William Bacus (Simpson) | Alex Campbell (Simpson) | Niko Greenly (William & Mary) | Ricky Pizem (William & Mary) | |
| Garrett Alexander (Simpson) | Oskar Silverman (Simpson) | Ricky Pizem (William & Mary) | Nicholas Kosarikov (William & Mary) | Evan Wilkins (William & Mary) | ||
| Michael Weiner (William & Mary) | Gavin Zborowski (William & Mary) | Isaac Koo (Air Force) | Palmer Wright (Air Force) | |||
Alternates: Floor Exercise: Isaac Koo (William & Mary), Jake Smith (Simpson); Pommel: Ricky Pizem (William & Mary), Samuel Smith (William & Mary); Still Rings: Tai Gopaul (Air Force), Ryan Jacobson (Air Force); Vault: Jake Smith (Simpson), Milo Staley (Simpson); Parallel Bars: Evan Wilkins (William & Mary) , Kenny Rabe (Air Force); Horizontal Bar: Evan Sikra (William & Mary), Brian Rollison (Simpson), Jake Smith (Simpson)[4]
