Stanford wins the 2021 NC men's gymnastics national championship

The 2021 men's gymnastics national championship is finally here.

Nebraska, Oklahoma, Illinois, Stanford, Michigan and Minnesota are set to compete for the team title at 8 p.m. ET on Big Ten Network. Individual champions will also be crowned tonight.

Stanford aims for its second consecutive national title, while Oklahoma looks for revenge after finishing runner-up in 2019. If the Sooners win today, it will be their fifth national championship in six seasons.

For Michigan, it would be its first national title since 2014, when the Wolverines won back-to-back national championships. You can view the full NC men's gymnastics championship history, dating back to 1938, here.

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Now that Session 1 and Session 2 of the pre-qualifying sessions are complete, the 2021 national championship is set.

The winners of Session I — Nebraska, Oklahoma and Illinois — join the winners of Session II — Stanford, Michigan and Minnesota — for tomorrow's national title. The individual qualifiers from Session 1 and 2 will also compete on Saturday. The event is set for 8 p.m. and can be watched on Big Ten Network. 

The results for Session 1 and Session 2 are below.

Session 1 results

Nebraska 408.623, Oklahoma 406.190, Illinois 400.721, Ohio State 394.956, Navy 390.990, William & Mary 371.256 |

YOUR HUSKERS ARE THE NUMBER ONE QUALIFIER FOR TOMORROW'S FINALS.

— Nebraska Men's Gym (@NebraskaMensGym)

Individual qualifiers

• All-around results:
  1. Jesse Tyndall of Ohio State (81.665)
  2. Frankie Valentin of Air Force (79.130)
  3. Ryan McVay of Navy (78.564)
• Floor:
  1. Josh Williams of Navy (13.966)
  2. David Toussaint of Navy (13.933)
  3. Kazuki Hayashi of Ohio State (13.866)
• Pommel:
  1. David Toussaint of Navy (13.400)
  2. Jake Carlson of Navy (13.400)
  3. Luke Smigliani of Ohio State (12.833)
• Rings:
  1. Christian Marsh of William & Mary (13.533)
  2. Josh Seltzer of Ohio State (13.333)
  3. Josh Williams of Navy (13.266)
• Vault:
  1. Dexter Roettker of Ohio State (14.733)
  2. Connor Van Loo of Navy (14.500)
  3. Donovan Hewitt of Ohio State (14.300)
• P bars:
  1. Andrew Lyubovsky of William & Mary (13.600)
  2. Sean Neighbarger of Ohio State (12.933)
  3. Tyler Rockwood of Ohio State (12.833)
• H bars: 
  1. Giovanni Gambatese of Navy (13.566)
  2. Garrett Braunton of Air Force (13.366)
  3. Domenic Sciulli of Ohio State (13.166)

Session 2

Stanford 413.855, Michigan 413.855, Minnesota 404.623, Penn State 402.356, Iowa 401.120, Cal 392.055 |

Cummings with a 14.333, Juda with a 14.633 as we go 70.065 on VT.〽

— Michigan Gymnastics 🏆 (@UMichGym)

Individual qualifiers

• All-around results:
  1. Evan Davis of Iowa (81.931)
  2. Bennet Huang of Iowa (81.898)
  3. Ethan Dick of Penn State (80.464)
• Floor:
  1. Matt Cormier of Penn State (14.900)
  2. Kaleb Booth of Penn State (14.000)
  3. Yu-Chen Lee of Cal (13.966)
• Pommel:
  1. Nick Mock of Penn State (13.800)
  2. Jack Baldwin of Penn State (13.766)
  3. Michael Jaroh of Penn State (13.700)
• Rings:
  1. Parker Clayton of Penn State (14.133)
  2. Peyton Hobson of Iowa (13.766)
  3. James Friedman of Iowa (13.700)
• Vault:
  1. Amari Sewell of Iowa (14.566)
  2. Kaleb Booth of Penn State (14.400)
  3. Caleb Rickard of Cal (14.300)
• P bars:
  1. Michael Jaroh of Penn State (13.766)
  2. Carter Tope of Iowa (13.733)
  3. Peyton Hobson of Iowa (13.466)
• H bars:
  1. Alex Frack of Penn State (13.400)
  2. Caleb Rickard of Cal (13.233)
  3. Noah Newfeld of Cal (13.166)

Due to state mandates on social distancing, public tickets are not being sold at this time. Minnesota’s current fan capacity is 150 spectators. Qualifying teams will receive an allotment of 20 tickets for family and friends. Individual qualifiers will also receive 1 family/friend ticket.

The 2021 National Collegiate Men’s Gymnastics Championships qualifier selections were announced by the NCAA Men’s Gymnastics Committee.

The championships will begin with two pre-qualifying sessions conducted April 16 at Maturi Sports Pavilion on the campus of the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities.

Three teams and the top three all-around gymnasts not on one of the qualifying teams, plus the top three individuals from each event that haven't already qualified will advance to the finals session which will be held April 17. 

This year's team selections include 2019 champion and runner-up Stanford and Oklahoma. 

See the full list of selections here

Stanford (415.222 points) edged Oklahoma (414.556) to take home the men's gymnastics team national championship in 2019. It was the Cardinal's sixth national title overall and first since 2011.

Click or tap here for final scores, team and individual, from the 2019 championships. The 2020 championships was canceled because of the pandemic. Below is the year-by-year national championship history since 1938.

YEAR	CHAMPION	COACH	SCORE	RUNNER-UP	SCORE	HOST OR SITE
2019	Stanford	Thom Glielmi	415.222	Oklahoma	414.556	Illinois
2018	Oklahoma	Mark Williams	414.858	Minnesota	411.923	Chicago
2017	Oklahoma	Mark Williams	431.95	Ohio State	423.70	Army
2016	Oklahoma	Mark Williams	443.400	Stanford	434.050	Ohio State
2015	Oklahoma	Mark Williams	447.050	Stanford	440.450	Oklahoma
2014	Michigan	Kurt Golder	445.050	Oklahoma	441.650	Michigan
2013	Michigan	Kurt Golder	443.200	Oklahoma	440.100	Penn State
2012	Illinois	Justin Spring	358.850	Oklahoma	357.450	Oklahoma
2011	Stanford	Thom Glielmi	363.450	Oklahoma	361.600	Ohio State
2010	Michigan	Kurt Golder	360.500	Stanford	359.800	Army
2009	Stanford	Thom Glielmi	362.800	Michigan	361.800	Minnesota
2008	Oklahoma	Mark Williams	363.200	Stanford	362.750	Stanford
2007	Penn State	Randy Jepson	221.000	Oklahoma	220.200	Penn State
2006	Oklahoma	Mark Williams	221.400	Illinois	220.975	Oklahoma
2005	Oklahoma	Mark Williams	225.675	Ohio State	225.450	Army
2004	Penn State	Randy Jepson	223.350	Oklahoma	222.300	Illinois
2003	Oklahoma	Mark Williams	222.600	Ohio State	220.700	Temple
2002	Oklahoma	Mark Williams	219.300	Ohio State	218.650	Oklahoma
2001	Ohio State	Miles Avery	218.125	Oklahoma	217.775	Ohio State
2000	Penn State	Randy Jepson	231.975	Michigan	231.850	Iowa
1999	Michigan	Kurt Golder	232.550	Ohio State	230.850	Nebraska
1998	California	Barry Weiner	231.200	Iowa	229.675	Penn State
1997	California	Barry Weiner	233.825	Oklahoma	232.725	Iowa
1996	Ohio State	Peter Kormann	232.150	California	231.775	Stanford
1995	Stanford	Sadao Hamada	232.400	Nebraska	231.525	Ohio State
1994	Nebraska	Francis Allen	288.250	Stanford	285.925	Nebraska
1993	Stanford	Sadao Hamada	276.500	Nebraska	275.500	New Mexico
1992	Stanford	Sadao Hamada	289.575	Nebraska	288.950	Nebraska
1991	Oklahoma	Greg Buwick	288.025	Penn State	285.500	Penn State
1990	Nebraska	Francis Allen	287.400	Minnesota	287.300	Minnesota
1989	Illinois	Yoshi Hayasaki	283.400	Nebraska	282.300	Nebraska
1988	Nebraska	Francis Allen	288.150	Illinois	287.150	Nebraska
1987	UCLA	Art Shurlock	285.300	Nebraska	284.750	UCLA
1986	Arizona State	Don Robinson	283.900	Nebraska	283.600	Nebraska
1985	Ohio State	Michael Wilson	285.350	Nebraska	284.550	Nebraska
1984	UCLA	Art Shurlock	287.300	Penn State	281.250	UCLA
1983	Nebraska	Francis Allen	287.800	UCLA	283.900	Penn State
1982	Nebraska	Francis Allen	285.500	UCLA	281.050	Nebraska
1981	Nebraska	Francis Allen	284.600	Oklahoma	281.950	Nebraska
1980	Nebraska	Francis Allen	563.300	Iowa state	557.650	Nebraska
1979	Nebraska	Francis Allen	338.275	Oklahoma	446.625	LSU
1978	Oklahoma	Paul Ziert	439.350	Arizona State	437.075	Oregon
1977	Indiana State/Oklahoma	Roger Counsil/Paul Ziert	434.475	Southern Connecticut State	425.125	Arizona State
1976	Penn State	Gene Wettstone	432.075	LSU	425.125	Temple
1975	California	Hal Frey	437.325	LSU	433.700	Indiana State
1974	Iowa State	Ed Gagnier	328.675	Arizona State	324.900	Penn State
1973	Iowa State	Ed Gagnier	325.150	Penn State	323.025	Oregon
1972	Souther Illinois	Bill Meade	315.925	Iowa State	312.325	Iowa State
1971	Iowa State	Ed Gagnier	319.075	Southern Illinois	316.650	Michigan
1970	Michigan	Newton Loken	164.150	Iowa State	164.050	Temple
1969	Iowa	Mike Jacobson	161.175	Penn State	160.450	Washington
1968	California	Hal Frey	188.250	Southern Illinois	188.150	Arizona
1967	Southern Illinois	Bill Meade	189.550	Michigan	187.400	Southern Illinois
1966	Southern Illinois	Bill Meade	187.200	California	185.100	Penn State
1965	Penn State	Gene Wettstone	68.5	Washington	51.5	Southern Illinois
1964	Southern Illinois	Bill Meade	84.5	Southern California	69.5	Cal State Los Angeles
1963	Michigan	Newton Loken	129	Southern Illinois	73	Pittsburgh
1962	Southern California	Jack Beckner	95.5	Southern Illinois	75	New Mexico
1961	Penn State	Gene Wettstone	88.5	Southern Illinois	80.5	Illinois
1960	Penn State	Gene Wettstone	112.5	Southern California	65.5	Penn State
1959	Penn State	Gene Wettstone	152	Illinois	87.5	California
1958	Michigan State/Illinois	George Szypula/Charley Pond	79	Penn State	72.5	Michigan State
1957	Penn State	Gene Wettstone	88.5	Illinois	80	Navy
1956	Illinois	Charley Pond	123.5	Penn State	67.5	North Carolina
1955	Illinois	Charley Pond	82	Penn State	69	UCLA
1954	Penn State	Gene Wettstone	137	Illinois	68	Illinois
1953	Penn State	Gene Wettstone	91.5	Illinois	68	Syracuse
1952	Florida State	Hartley Price	89.5	Southern California	75	Colorado
1951	Florida State	Hartley Price	26	Illinois/Southern California	23.5	Michigan
1950	Illinois	Charley Pond	26	Temple	25	Army
1949	Temple	Max Younger	28	Minnesota	18	California
1948	Penn State	Gene Wettstone	55	Temple	34.5	Chicago
1942	Illinois	Hartley Price	39	Penn State	30	Navy
1941	Illinois	Hartley Price	69	Minnesota	52.5	Chicago
1940	Illinois	Hartley Price	20	Navy/Temple	17	Chicago
1939	Illinois	Hartley Price	21	Army	17	Chicago
1938	Chicago	Don Hoffer	22	Illinois	18	Chicago

No meets were held from 1943 to 1947