Alabama Gymnastics

The Alabama woman’s gymnastics team competed at the 2021 NCAA championships this past weekend in Fort Worth, Texas. Although Alabama as a team placed fifth, senior Lexi Graber and sophomore Luisa Blanco took home first in individual exercises.

Alabama has competed in the regional round every year since its inception in 1982, and leads the NCAA in regional titles with 32.

The No. 8 ranked Alabama Crimson Tide took down two top-five ranked teams to win the SEC Championship in Huntsville, Alabama. Top ranked Florida and the fourth ranked LSU Tigers both came up short, finishing third and second respectively and head coach Dana Duckworth to claim the program's 10th SEC Championship.

The 2021 NCAA gymnastic regionals championship is coming to Coleman Coliseum on April 1-3. Tuscaloosa is one of four cities selected to host the regional gymnastic championships. Athens, GA, Morgantown, West Virginia and Salt Lake City, Utah will host the other three regionals.

Alabama gymnastics only has one loss in the season so far, and it was a close one. The ladies latest meet in Athens, GA Friday against the Dawgs ended in a final score of 197.00 VS 197.275. This puts the team at 4-1 on the season and 2-1 on the road. Although the Tide lost, a combined team score of 197.00 is the highest of the season thus far and there is still plenty of time to bounce back.

Wednesday Feb. 3, 2021, is the thirty-fifth year of National Girls & Women in Sports Day. Highlighted in this article are the achievements of women who played and currently play sports at The University of Alabama.

Racial injustice is in the forefront of the news cycle amid the recent death's of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery. Amid the protests of racial injustice, many minorities have been sharing personal accounts of racism they have experienced. One former Crimson Tide Gymnast, Tia Kiaku, tells a story of her experience as a member of the Alabama gymnastics team.

The No. 6-ranked Alabama gymnastics team is wasting little time leaping into 2019, opening its season at home on Friday with a quad meet that features Southeast Missouri State, Northern Illinois and Temple. “It’s really exciting to start the season at home,” UA head coach Dana Duckworth said...

Alabama takes on Iowa State in the final home meet of the season, and kids who attend have a chance to join in the fun with Big Al's Carnival.

The Alabama Gymnastics team will host an extra-special event this weekend--Princess Night is coming to Coleman Coliseum!