Denver was selected for the Utah regional competition, which started today, April 2. In a surprising turn of events, the NCAA placed unseeded teams more or less in their nearest geographical regional competition. Denver returns to the site of their season high performance, the Jon M. Huntsman Center in Salt Lake City. The University of Utah plays host to regional competition where the top two finishers proceed to national semifinals. Continue reading Gymnastics Regional Preview →

The Big 12 has crowned a new gymnastics champion, the University of Utah.  Arizona took second place. Denver finished third. This was not the finish I would have predicted back in January, but isn’t all that surprising with how the season has gone. Continue reading Denver Gymnastics Takes Third at Big 12 Championships →

Denver ended the regular season with a loss at #13 Stanford. Under-rotation was the word of the day as DU continued to struggle with consistency. Denver’s score of 196.475 did increase their NQS very slightly going into post-season seedings, but their rank stays at #18. Stanford had two meets this weekend to gear up for championship gymnastics, which is either a great strategy or a path to burnout before the wins count. Continue reading Gymnastics Closes Out Regular Season Competition at Stanford →

Denver gymnastics finished their last home meet of the season with a win over Arizona State (196.7 to 195.575). Denver was undefeated at home in 2025! The team honored their four 5th year (COVID eligibility) athletes and their two seniors.

But even more than honoring their seniors, the team made a dream come true for 11 year-old Parker boy, Matthew Conklin. Grandview High School in Aurora teamed up with Dream on 3 (dreamon3.org) to grant Matthew’s biggest dream to attend the SEC gymnastics championship. Dream on 3 makes sports-themed dreams come true for kids living with life-altering conditions. Not only did Grandview High raise enough money to send Matthew to Birmingham later this month, but they made special arrangements for Matthew to be honored at Magness. Continue reading DU Gymnastics Makes Dreams Come True →

On a technicality, DU has a National Qualifying Score (NQS) of zero, putting them in last place in the rankings, despite pulling off four wins and two season high scores in the last two weeks.

Continue reading Gymnastics Officially Ranked Last in the NCAA →

Denver lost to Arizona on Jan 31 with a score of 194.6 to 196.775. The season’s woes continue in unfathomable ways for a seasoned team, who on paper should be finishing in the low 197s at this point. Continue reading Gymnastics Tumbles to #21 After Loss at Arizona →

Denver counted their 6th win of the season in Magness against their first Big 12 challenger, West Virginia, on January 26. They debuted a new look that literally sparkled. Unfortunately the leotards are the best story of this meet. Continue reading DU Gymnastics Sparkles At Home →

Denver Gymnastics traveled to Arkansas for a Monday meet on January 20th. National rankings come out on Monday mornings, so results from  this meet don’t factor into the Week 3 rankings. But the team score of 196. 325 would not have helped. Denver sits at #16 nationally and got beat by #17 Arkansas with a 197.00. Continue reading Denver Drops in National Ranking and Notches First Loss to Arkansas →

Denver gymnastics’ second meet of 2025 was an action packed quad meet at Magness on January 12. DU took first place over Mizzou, Georgia, and Long Island U and improved their team score by over eight tenths and didn’t have to count any falls.

Final team scores:

1. Denver 196.575
2. Mizzou 196.1725
3. Georgia 195.575
4. Long Island University 188.075

Continue reading Denver Gymnastics Notches Three More Wins in Quad Meet At Home →

Welcome back gym fans!! It’s the most wonderful time of the year! DU Gymnastics season! Denver gymnastics started the year with a win over Michigan (195.7 to 194.975). Although it was a win, Denver certainly wishes they could get a do over on beam. Continue reading DU Gymnastics Kicks Off 2025 With A Win Over Michigan →