Live updates: 2026 NCAA women's gymnastics semifinals

Florida remains out front through three rotations, but Georgia's impressive floor performance moved it up to second.

The Gators had a 49.2250 on the vault, led once again by eMjae Frazier (9.8750), holding the lead with a 148.1250 total. On the floor, however, Georgia's lowest qualifying score was a 9.8625.

The Bulldogs had four 9.9000s or better, led by Nyla Aquino and CaMarah Williams, who each notched a 9.9375. The 49.5375 on the floor brings Georgia's total to 147.9375.

HOW 'BOUT THESE CLOSERS⁉️🐶

Back-to-back from Nyla and CaMarah!

🔢 9.9375 x2
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— Georgia Gymnastics (@UGAGymnastics)

LSU scored a 49.2500 on the beam, led by a 9.9500 from Konnor McClain. The Tigers (147.9125 total) are just 0.025 behind the Bulldogs for the second qualifying spot for the championship final on Saturday. 

Steady force. It's a 9.9500 for Kon!

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— LSU Gymnastics (@LSUgym)

Stanford was led by a 9.9000 from Levi Jung-Ruivivar on the bars. The Cardinal had a 49.2875 on the bars.

The first rotation started off with a bang, featuring Florida, the top team in the nation on the beam, and LSU, the second best team on the vault. Though six compete for each team, only the top five scores count.

LSU holds the lead with a 49.4750 on the vault, powered by a pair of 9.9625 performances from Kaliya Lincoln and Kailin Chio. Florida notched a 49.4625 on the beam, led by a 9.9250 from eMjae Frazier and a 9.9125 from Skye Blakely. Autumn Reingold led Georgia on the uneven bars with a 9.9250 while Anna Roberts led Stanford on the floor with a 9.8875.

Semifinal Thursday is here.

Eight teams plus individual qualifiers will compete in Forth Worth, Texas across two sessions today at 4:30 and 9 p.m. ET. The top two teams in each session will advance to the national championship on Saturday — "Four on the Floor."

But there will be champions crowned today, as we'll crown national champions in the four events as well as the individual all-around winner.

We'll be covering all the action throughout the day, including Perfect 10s, winning moments and more.

John Roethlisberger, Aly Raisman, Sam Peszek and Taylor Davis will call the action on ESPN2. There are also team-centered streaming options below to follow along your favorite squad. Complete schedule info can be found here:

The 2026 championships started with 36 teams, determined by their national qualifying score. Teams 1-16 were seeded by the NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Committee, with the remaining teams placed geographically at one of the four regional sites (Baton Rouge, Corvallis, Lexington, Tempe). Twelve all-around competitors and 64 individual event specialists from non-qualifying teams also competed in the championships.

At each of the four regionals, nine teams, approximately three all-around athletes and four individual event specialists competed. The first round consisted of two teams, the second round was made up of eight teams and the regional final had four teams.

The top two teams from each regional, the top all-around student-athlete and top event specialist on each event (from a non-qualifying team) received automatic berths to the national championships.

Here's how we got to the final eight teams at this year's championsips:

Wednesday, April 1

• Baton Rouge Regional — First round
  • • Nebraska advances
• Tempe Regional  — First round
  • • Arizona State advances

Thursday, April 2

• Baton Rouge Regional — Second round
  • Session I — 
    • Stanford and Michigan advance
  • Session II — 
    • LSU and Clemson advance
• Lexington Regional — First round
  • • Rutgers advances
• Corvallis Regional — First round
  • • Washington advances
• Tempe Regional — Second Round
  • Session I — 
    • Michigan State and Georgia advance
  • Session II — 
    • Florida and California advance

Friday, April 3

• Lexington Regional — Second round
  • Session I — 
    • Arkansas and Missouri advance
  • Session II — 
    • Oklahoma and Ohio State advance
• Corvallis Regional — Second round
  • Session I — 
    • Utah and Alabama advance
  • Session II — 
    • UCLA and Minnesota advance

Saturday, April 4

• Baton Rouge Regional — Final
  • ​​​​6 p.m. —
    • LSU and Stanford advance to the national semifinals
• Tempe Regional — Final
  •  8 p.m. — 
    • Florida and Georgia advance to the national semifinals

Sunday, April 5

• Lexington Regional — Final
  • ​​​​
    • Oklahoma and Arkansas advance to the national semifinals
• Corvallis Regional — Final
  • • UCLA and Minnesota advance to the national semifinals