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Don't flip out, but the NCAA gymnastics postseason is here. It begins with the regionals, dwindling down from 36 teams to the eight headed to Fort Worth.
The regionals take place throughout four locations – Baton Rouge, Tempe, Lexington and Corvallis.
No. 1 Oklahoma is the favorite to defend its title this season, but it's anyone's game. Watch out for No. 3 Florida and No. 4 UCLA, who won the SEC and Big Ten championships.
There's plenty of action to watch this weekend. Here's how you can do just that with TV and schedule information for the 2026 NCAA gymnastics regionals.
NCAA gymnastics regionals 2026 bracket
The NCAA announced the 36 teams headed to the gymnastics regional rounds during its selection show. The postseason draw and full regional meet schedule can be found below.
Baton Rouge
- (2) LSU
- (7) Stanford
- (10) Michigan
- (15) Clemson
- North Carolina
- Utah State
- Auburn
- Air Force
- Nebraska
Tempe
- (3) Florida
- (6) Georgia
- (11) Michigan State
- (14) California
- BYU
- Southern Utah
- Penn State
- Arizona State
- Arizona
Lexington
- (1) Oklahoma
- (8) Missouri
- (9) Arkansas
- (16) Kentucky
- NC State
- Maryland
- Ohio State
- Central Michigan
- Rutgers
Corvallis
- (4) UCLA
- (5) Alabama
- (12) Utah
- (13) Minnesota
- Denver
- Oregon State
- Iowa
- Washington
- San Jose State
NCAA gymnastics regionals schedule, scores 2026
- Dates: April 1-5
The NCAA gymnastics regionals will take place from Wednesday, April 1 through Sunday, April 5. Across the bracket, 36 teams will compete at four predetermined regional sites – Baton Rouge, Tempe, Lexington and Corvallis.
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+ |
Where to watch NCAA gymnastics regionals 2026: TV channel, live stream
- TV channel: N/A
- Live stream: ESPN+
The regional rounds of the NCAA gymnastics postseason will not air nationally, but every meet will be available via live stream on ESPN+.
Where are the NCAA gymnastics championships in 2026?
- Dates: April 16 & 18
- Site: Fort Worth, TX
The NCAA gymnastics championships will take place at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, TX. The semifinals are scheduled for Thursday, April 16 while the finals are scheduled for Saturday, April 18.
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