TEAM SCORES (Session I)
No. 3 Florida: 197.7875
No. 2 LSU: 197.4375
No. 6 Georgia: 197.2625
No. 7 Stanford: 196.9375
TEAM SCORES (Session II)
No. 1 Oklahoma: 198.3000
No. 13: Minnesota: 197.4625
No. 4 UCLA: 197.2750
No. 8 Arkansas: 196.9625
Georgia’s Season Record: 24-11, 5-3 SEC
GymDogs Event Scores:
Vault: 49.3250 | Bars: 49.1500 | Beam: 49.2500 | Floor: 49.5375
FORT WORTH, Texas – The Georgia gymnastics team scored a 197.2625 in the first session of the 2026 NCAA National Championship Semifinal at Dickies Arena on Thursday. Georgia finished third in the first session and sixth overall to close out the 2026 season.
FAST FACTS
- Georgia’s 197.2625 is the best team score posted by the GymDogs at the National Championships since scoring a 197.550 in the Super Six in 2014. Sixth place is Georgia’s best finish since 2016 (third in the semifinal round, sixth in the Super Six).
- Freshman Autumn Reingold anchored the Georgia bars lineup to open the meet with a team-high 9.9250. Her score held for a third-place finish in the first session and tied for sixth overall.
- Junior Jaydah Battle and senior Ja’ Free Scott each scored a 9.8625 on beam to lift Georgia to a 49.2500 in the second rotation.
- Sophomore Nyla Aquino and freshman CaMarah Williams put up back-to-back scores of 9.9375 on floor to close out the third rotation. Their score concluded in a tie for second place in session I and tied for third overall. Junior Ady Wahl and sophomore Harley Tomlin each scored a 9.9000 in the rotation to aid the Bulldogs to a 49.5375, each finishing eighth in the session.
- Georgia’s 49.5375 on floor is the sixth-best floor score by the GymDogs ever in the NCAA Championship.
- Aquino led the way on vault in the final rotation with a 9.9250 to place third in the first session. Wahl recorded a 9.8875 to finish in a tie for fourth in the session.
KEY QUOTES
Co-Head Coach Cécile Canqueteau-Landi
“Getting the GymDogs back on the national stage was a tremendous accomplishment! To have multiple student-athletes earn All-American honors shows the level that this team is reaching. We are proud of the way they represent the University of Georgia, and the future is very bright for this program!”
Co-Head Coach Ryan Roberts
“We are incredibly proud of how this team showed up on the biggest stage in college gymnastics. We fought through every rotation, stayed connected, and competed with heart. This performance is a reflection of how far this group has come, and it’s just the beginning of what this program is building.”
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