How to watch the 2026 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships: Schedule, teams, individuals, predictions

FORT WORTH, Texas – The 2026 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships are set for Thursday-Saturday, April 16-18, at Dickies Arena.

Oklahoma is looking to win its fourth title in five years and eighth overall. The Sooners have accounted for seven of the last 11 women’s titles, including tying with Florida in 2014 – the program’s first NCAA championship.

Individually, titles are up for grabs in the all-around and across all four events.

Thursday’s team semifinals will also serve as the individual finals, with individual national champions announced after the second semifinal on Thursday evening. The top two teams from each semifinal will advance to the Four on the Floor team final on Saturday.

NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships schedule

• Thursday, April 16
  • 4:30 p.m. ET – Semifinal 1 (individual finals)
    • LSU, Florida, Georgia, Stanford & individuals
  • 9:00 p.m. ET – Semifinal 2 (individual finals)
    • Oklahoma, UCLA, Arkansas, Minnesota & individuals
  • See the full rotation schedule for each semifinal here.
• Saturday, April 18
  • 4:00 p.m. ET – Four on the Floor (team final)
    • Top 2 teams from each semifinal advance

How to watch the 2026 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships

Teams competing at NCAA championships

See the full rotation schedule for each semifinal here.

• Semifinal 1
  • LSU
  • Florida
  • Georgia
  • Stanford
• Semifinal 2
  • Oklahoma
  • UCLA
  • Arkansas
  • Minnesota

Individual qualifiers

See the full rotation schedule for each semifinal here.

• All-Around
  • Avery Neff (Utah)
  • Maggie Slife (Air Force)
  • Nikki Smith (Michigan State)
  • Tory Vetter (Ohio State)
• Vault
  • Shyla Bhatia (Denver)
  • Gwen Fink (North Carolina)
  • Sage Kellerman (Michigan State)
  • Cameron Smith (Ohio State)
• Bars
  • Sophia Diaz (Michigan)
  • Hannah Horton (Missouri)
  • Sage Kellerman (Michigan State)
  • Aurelie Tran (Iowa)
• Beam
  • Carly Bauman (Michigan)
  • Abigayle Martin (Arizona)
  • Ana Padurariu (Utah)
  • Delaynee Rodriguez (Kentucky)
• Floor
  • Creslyn Brose (Kentucky)
  • Brie Clark (Clemson)
  • Gabi Ortiz (Michigan State)
  • Ella Zirbes (Utah)

Gymnastics Now staff predictions

The Gymnastics Now team weighs in with predictions for the 2026 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships, including team, all-around, and individual event champions. And yes, we got a little bit out of pocket on some.

Team

• Patricia – UCLA
• Amy – Florida
• Naimah – Florida
• Ian – Oklahoma
• Claudia – Florida
• Karyssa – UCLA

All-Around

• Patricia – Jordan Chiles (UCLA)
• Amy – Selena Harris-Miranda (Florida)
• Naimah – Jordan Chiles (UCLA) or Kailin Chio (LSU)
• Ian – Jordan Chiles (UCLA)
• Claudia – Kailin Chio (LSU)
• Karyssa – Kailin Chio (LSU)

Vault

• Patricia – Kailin Chio (LSU)
• Amy – Morgan Price (Arkansas)
• Naimah – Nikki Smith (Michigan State)
• Ian – Kailin Chio (LSU)
• Claudia – Kailin Chio (LSU)
• Karyssa – Addison Fatta (Oklahoma)

Bars

• Patricia – Maggie Slife (Air Force)
• Amy – Jordan Chiles (UCLA)
• Naimah – Morgan Price (Arkansas)
• Ian – Autumn Reingold (Georgia)
• Claudia – Aurelie Tran (Iowa)
• Karyssa – Skye Blakely (Florida)

Beam

• Patricia – Joscelyn Roberson (Arkansas)
• Amy – Kailin Chio (LSU)
• Naimah – Carly Bauman (Michigan)
• Ian – Faith Torrez (Oklahoma)
• Claudia – Kailin Chio (LSU)
• Karyssa – Kailin Chio (LSU)

Floor

• Patricia – Jordan Chiles (UCLA)
• Amy – Jordan Chiles (UCLA)
• Naimah – Jordan Chiles (UCLA)
• Ian – Jordan Chiles (UCLA)
• Claudia – Jordan Chiles (UCLA)
• Karyssa – Jordan Chiles (UCLA)