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The women's college gymnastics postseason is here, and Oklahoma is the team to beat once again.
The Sooners have won three of the last four NCAA championships and sit atop the national rankings as the drive for the 2026 title begins.
The one hiccup in Oklahoma's recent run of dominance came in 2024, when LSU took the crown. The Tigers are the No. 2 seed this year, with another SEC team, Florida, sitting third. The Gators are on a hot streak, recording the highest meet score this year at 198.575 on March 13 against Kentucky, then topping Oklahoma, LSU and Alabama to take the SEC championship.
All of that would indicate the road to a national title goes through the SEC, but you never know what will happen in NCAAs. The first step for any contender is making it through regionals, and that path is set for each team.
Here's everything you need to know to watch it all.
NCAA gymnastics regionals 2026 bracket
The NCAA has announced the 36 teams headed to the gymnastics regionals, with 16 schools earning national seeds. Each regional will feature a first-round play-in dual meet, then two quad meets. The top two teams from each quad will compete in the four-team regional final. The top two teams from each regional final move on to the national championships.
Lexington Regional
Session 1
- No. 8 Missouri
- No. 9 Arkansas
- NC State
- Maryland
Session 2
- No. 1 Oklahoma
- No. 16 Kentucky
- Ohio State
Central Michigan- Rutgers
Baton Rouge Regional
Session 1
- No. 7 Stanford
- No. 10 Michigan
North CarolinaUtah State
Session 2
- No. 2 LSU
- No. 15 Clemson
AuburnAir ForceNebraska
Tempe Regional
Session 1
- No. 6 Georgia
- No. 11 Michigan State
BYUSouthern Utah
Session 2
- No. 3 Florida
- No. 14 Cal
Penn StateArizona StateArizona
Corvallis Regional
Session 1
- No. 5 Alabama
- No. 12 Utah
- Denver
- Oregon State
Session 2
- No. 4 UCLA
- No. 13 Minnesota
- Iowa
San Jose State- Washington
Where to watch NCAA gymnastics regionals
- TV channel: None
- Live stream: ESPN+
All four NCAA gymnastics regionals will stream exclusively on ESPN+, which is available via the ESPN app. See the day-by-day schedule below.
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NCAA gymnastics regionals schedule, scores 2026
Each regional will feature four sessions across three days between April 1 and 5.
Wednesday, April 1
| First | Baton Rouge: Nebraska 195.600, Air Force 194.475 |
| First | Tempe: Arizona State 195.425, Arizona 194.900 |
Thursday, April 2
| First | Lexington: Rutgers 196.200, Central Michigan 195.700 |
| Second | Baton Rouge: Stanford 197.175, Michigan 196.600, UNC 196.250, Utah State 195.750 |
| Second | Tempe: Michigan State 197.350, Georgia 197.125, BYU 196.250, Southern Utah 195.725 |
| First | Corvallis: Washington 195.550, San Jose State 195.500 |
| Second | Baton Rouge: LSU 198.375, Clemson 196.800, Auburn 195.500, Nebraska 195.000 |
| Second | Tempe: Florida 198.125, Cal 196.675, Penn State 196.200, Arizona State 196.050 |
Friday, April 3
| Second | Lexington: Arkansas 197.175, Missouri 196.875, Maryland 195.775, NC State 195.700 |
| Second | Corvallis: Utah 197.500, Alabama 197.225, Oregon State 196.375, Denver 195.950 |
| Second | Lexington: Oklahoma 197.875, Ohio State 196.550, Rutgers 196.300, Kentucky 196.175 |
| Second | Corvallis: UCLA 197.450, Minnesota 196.975, Iowa 196.750, Washington 195.850 |
Saturday, April 4
| Regional Final | Baton Rouge: LSU, Stanford, Clemson, Michigan | 6 p.m. | ESPN+ |
| Regional Final | Tempe: Florida, Michigan State, Georgia, Cal | 8 p.m. | ESPN+ |
Sunday, April 5
| Regional Final | Lexington: Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Ohio State | 5 p.m. | ESPN+ |
| Regional Final | Corvallis: Utah, UCLA, Alabama, Minnesota | 8 p.m. | ESPN+ |
When and where are the NCAA gymnastics championships in 2026?
- Dates: April 16 and 18
- Site: Fort Worth, Texas
The NCAA gymnastics championships will conclude with the semifinals on April 16 and the finals on April 18. It will all take place at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas.
NCAA gymnastics championship history
Here are the results of the NCAA gymnastics championships the last 10 years:
| Year | Team | Score |
| 2025 | Oklahoma | 198.012 |
| 2024 | LSU | 198.2250 |
| 2023 | Oklahoma | 198.3875 |
| 2022 | Oklahoma | 198.200 |
| 2021 | Michigan | 198.25 |
| 2020 | Canceled | — |
| 2019 | Oklahoma | 198.3375 |
| 2018 | UCLA | 198.0750 |
| 2017 | Oklahoma | 198.3875 |
| 2016 | Oklahoma | 197.675 |

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