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NCAA Women’s Gymnastics • March 6, 2026
Host: Georgia
Rank VT
 UB
 BB
 FX
 AA
1 Georgia 49.250 49.225 49.500 49.625 197.600
Nyla
Aquino		 9.8259.925
Csenge
Bacskay		 9.7759.750
Jaydah
Battle		 9.900
Nicole
King		 9.750
Avery
Moll		 9.825
Brooke
Pierson		 9.825
Autumn
Reingold		 9.875
Ja' Free
Scott		 9.8759.9009.775
Lily
Smith		 9.9509.6009.975
Holly
Snyder		 9.8759.100
Harley
Tomlin		 9.8759.925
Anya
Turner
Ady
Wahl		 9.8259.900
CaMarah
Williams		 9.9009.9759.975
Eryn
Williams		 9.900
Kelise
Woolford		 9.1759.975

2 Missouri 49.425 49.125 49.200 49.550 197.300
Ayla
Acevedo		 9.850
Grace Anne
Davis		 9.775
Kimarra
Echols		 9.8759.050
Makayla
Green		 9.775
Kennedy
Griffin		 9.6509.925
Hannah
Horton		 9.8009.9509.950
Railey
Jackson		 9.8259.8509.875
Olivia
Kelly		 9.9009.800
Addison
Lawrence		 9.850
Lauren
Macpherson		 9.8759.925
Kaia
Tanskanen		 9.7509.7759.900
Maiya
Terry		 9.925
Elise
Tisler		 9.8759.900

Notes:
Event scoring based on 10.0 scale
6 gymnasts compete, 5 scores count toward team total • AA total shown for gymnasts competing 4 events

NCAA Gymnastics Scoring Guide

▸ What is a good team score in an NCAA regular season gymnastics meet?
In NCAA women's gymnastics, a team score of 197.000 or higher is considered excellent and typically places teams in national championship contention. Scores between 196.000-196.999 are strong competitive performances, while anything above 198.000 represents elite-level execution.
▸ How does the NCAA gymnastics "6 up, 5 count" format work?
NCAA gymnastics uses a "6 up, 5 count" format where six gymnasts compete on each apparatus, but only the top five scores count toward the team total. This rewards depth and consistency across vault, bars, beam, and floor.
▸ What is considered an elite-level individual score in NCAA gymnastics?
An individual event score of 9.900 or higher is considered elite. Perfect 10.000 scores are rare and celebrated. For all-around competition, totals above 39.500 are elite-level performances.
▸ How are NCAA gymnastics rankings determined during the regular season?
NCAA gymnastics rankings use the National Qualifying Score (NQS) system, which averages a team's top six scores after dropping the highest. This rewards consistency and determines regional/national championship seeding in March.
Last updated: March 7, 2026