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:
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
Denver posted their highest road score of the season with a 197.625. They beat Missouri (197.375), SEMO (193.150) and New Hampshire (195.250) at Senior Night on Sunday 3/10 at Missouri. Continue reading Gymnastics Climbs To #9 With Road Win Over Mizzou
March 3rd was senior night in Magness for DU gymnastics. The team honored its five seniors: Rosie Casali, Jessica Hutchinson, Bella Mabanta, Rylie Mundell, and Abbie Thompson. These five women have all been at DU for four years and have all been huge contributors to the team since day one. It’s been incredible to watch them soar into the DU record books, and they’ve got the potential to go deep into the 2024 post season.
March 3rd scores:
Continue reading Gymnastics Honors Seniors In Another Record Setting Performance
Denver gymnastics traveled to BYU on Friday for the second away meet in a row, only four days between meets. Senior star Jessica Hutchinson did not compete. Coach Melissa Kutcher-Rinehart said she was letting Jessica rest to provide opportunities for other team members step up in the lineup. There were also a few other starters who did not compete this week in all of their normal events.
DU needed a high away score to increase their NQS score and cement their ranking. Unfortunately, the lineup switches did not allow DU to hit scores that will help their ranking. In fact, now that NQS is being used, DU falls a few spots. Continue reading Denver Gymnastics Tumbles To #11 But Can Battle Back In Week 9
The Pioneers Gymnastics team posted another win over Iowa State and West Virginia in week 7 on 2/18/24. In what West Virginia Athletics called their Beauty and the Beast meet, fans were treated to women’s gymnastics and men’s wrestling simultaneously in the WVU Coliseum. It was a cute concept and brought both wrestling and gym fans out for the same event. WVU executed the event well, and the gymnastics portion was streamed on ESPN+. Continue reading Denver Gymnastics #10 in Year’s First NQS Ranking
Senior Jessica Hutchinson scored a perfect 10.0 on Floor and achieved a career high All Around score of 39.825 in Denver’s win on 2/11/24. Continue reading Hutchinson is Perfection in Magness!
Coming off a stellar performance last week, DU gymnastics has a lot to be proud of. But what does it take to get to 198 points? Continue reading How Hard Is It To Be A DU Gymnast?
On 2/4/24, Denver gymnastics faced off against Towson at Magness Arena for a win 198.0 to 195.6.
Denver is joined by just five other teams in the NCAA who have hit 198 points this season! A score of 198 is an average score of 9.9 for every counted score on every event. What’s most surprising, is that of the six teams who have hit 198, only LSU is in the SEC. (The SEC judges are known to throw out 10.0s like candy at a parade.) This is only the second time in program history that DU has hit the astronomical 198 mark, the first being last March, also at home, also in a dual meet versus Towson. Continue reading Records Fall as Denver Gymnastics Hits 198!
Week 4 is in the books for DU gymnastics. Denver has seen some promising improvements and some setbacks. Two of the most noteworthy accomplishments were senior Jessica Hutchinson’s career-high 39.725 All Around score to place first against Oklahoma, and Rylie Mundell’s return to the floor lineup and All Around, both in week 4 on 1/26. Continue reading Denver Gymnastics Trend Up in First Four Weeks
