Denver gymnastics won in their 2024 home opener versus Arizona State on Sunday 196.9 to 196.375. DU suffered lots of little mistakes and a couple of falls. Plus a few key athletes are either injured or not fully recovered from injuries. Overall it didn’t look like Denver was ready for competition this week. There is a lot of room for improvement and DU will need to start clawing their way up to have a chance at nationals again this year. Continue reading DU Gymnastics Wins Home Opener, But Falls In National Ranking →

As the final four competition continues on Saturday, the NCAA announced their individual event and all-around champions and post-season All-Americans. Here’s a recap of where Denver gymnasts landed in the individual standings. Continue reading DU Gymnastics Podium Finishes and All-Americans →

Denver gymnastics ends their historic run at National Semifinals. No new records set; no return to the Final Four. In a meet where all they needed to do was be average, they counted a fall on beam, ending with a season-low score of 196.5.

Semifinal 1 Results:

1. LSU 197.475
2. Florida 197.4
3. California 196.9125
4. Denver 196.5

Continue reading Gymnastics Season Ends With National Semifinals Loss →

#8 Denver will compete in NCAA National Championship Semifinals One

The competition starts at 1:00 PM Mountain on Thursday, April 13 and will air on ESPN2 and stream on ESPN+. The streaming service will have event feeds, so you can watch every routine of every DU gymnast if you switch feeds as they rotate.

Join LetsGoDU for a Watch Party!

Join me Thursday afternoon at The Pioneer Bar ( 2401 S University Blvd, Denver, CO) to watch the action and talk everything gymnastics! Who needs to stay at work when DU Gymnastics is at Nationals? Continue reading Gymnastics National Preview →

Denver wins, and #3 Michigan is OUT!

More to come later, but for now, celebrating!!

NCAA REGIONAL CHAMPIONS!

Next Stop: NCAA Nationals!#GoPios | #NCAAGym pic.twitter.com/BMSGthgqsh

— Denver Gymnastics (@DU_Gymnastics) April 3, 2023

At the first session in Round 2 of the Women’s Gymnastics Regional competition, the teams and individuals definitely left some room for DU individual competitors this evening!

Session Results

1.  LSU, OSU tied at 197.35
3. Georgia 197.0
4. Nebraska 195.525

This means that LSU and OSU will advance to the Sweet 16 of NCAA Gymnastics. However, both teams scored lower than their season NQS. Perhaps the altitude, or the Crimson floor? Continue reading LSU and OSU Advance to Regional Finals at Denver Regional →

Denver will host the NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Regional competition this week, March 30 through April 2.

There are four regional meets all this weekend, each with 9 teams competing. The top 16 teams, based on National Qualifying Score (NQS) are seeded into the regional meets, and the remaining teams are placed in the closest (or close-ish) location. Continue reading Denver Regional Gymnastics Preview →