The 2025 NCAA men's gymnastics championships was held at the Crisler Center in Ann Arbor, Michigan on April 18–19, 2025. The University of Michigan hosted for the fourth time. Michigan won their seventh national championship.
Championship Qualifiers Two pre-qualifying sessions took place on April 18. Session 1 will start at 1PM EST, Session II at 7PM EST. Both aired on ESPN+. The national qualifying average was used to determine the seeding of teams in each session.
Session I RankingTeamFloorPommel horseRingsVaultParallel barsHigh barsTotalNo. 04Nebraska 324.894No. 01Oklahoma323.460No. 05Penn State 321.992No. 09California 319.091No. 08Air Force 313.526No. 12William & Mary 307.691
Session II RankingTeamFloorPommel horseRingsVaultParallel barsHigh barsTotalNo. 02Michigan 329.824No. 03Stanford 329.028No. 06Illinois 323.194No. 07Ohio State 319.459No. 11Army 311.091No. 10Navy 308.056
NCAA Championship The top three teams and the top three all-arounders not on one of the qualifying teams, plus the top three individuals on each event not already qualified on a team or as an all-arounder, will advance from each qualifying session to the finals.
The finals aired on ESPN 2 at 6:30PM EST.
Teams: Illinois Michigan Nebraska Oklahoma Penn State Stanford
Standings National Champion: Michigan – 332.224 2nd Place: Stanford – 332.061 3rd Place: Oklahoma – 327.891
Results RankingTeamFloorPommel horseRingsVaultParallel barsHigh barsTotal1stMichigan56.16553.23255.59856.59955.83254.798332.2242ndStanford55.93352.23256.19957.43255.89954.366332.0613rdOklahoma54.53153.56654.56556.53254.73253.965327.8914thNebraska55.16452.83255.26556.66553.03153.265326.2225thPenn State51.59853.69853.86655.69951.99850.399317.2586thIllinois52.23252.93252.09954.53251.76552.733316.293 https://stats.statbroadcast.com/broadcast/?id=589069
Individual Event Qualifiers The individual event qualifiers were named on April 8 by the NCAA Men’s Gymnastics Committee. The individual event qualifiers will also take place on Sunday, April 19 and air on ESPN2.
The top three all-around competitors not on one of the qualifying teams, plus the top three individuals on each event not already qualified on a team or as an all-around competitor, will advance from each pre-qualifying session to the finals session.
Medalists Fred Richard (Michigan) Paul Juda (Michigan) Fuzzy Benas (Oklahoma) Asher Hong (Stanford) Chase Mondi (Nebraska) Kameron Nelson (Ohio State) Patrick Hoopes (Air Force) Aidan Li (California) Khoi Young (Stanford) Asher Hong (Stanford) Mark Berlaga (Stanford) Tas Hajdu (Oklahoma) Kameron Nelson (Ohio State) Asher Hong (Stanford) Garrett Schooley (Illinois) Paul Juda (Michigan) Colt Walker (Stanford) Evgeny Siminiuc (Michigan) Emre Dodanli (Oklahoma) Fred Richard (Michigan)Carson Eshleman (Michigan)
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