2024 NCAA men's gymnastics championship

2024 NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championships
2024 NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championships
Venue	Covelli Center
Location	Columbus, Ohio
Dates	April 19–20, 2024
Competitors	Stanford; Michigan; Oklahoma; Nebraska; Illinois; Ohio State; California; Navy; Greenville; Penn State; Air Force; Springfield
Winning score	425.324
Champion
	Stanford
	← 2023 2025 →

The 2024 NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championships were held from April 19–20, 2024 at the Covelli Center in Columbus, Ohio. Stanford won their fifth consecutive NCAA championship.^[1]

National qualifier sessions

Session 1

The first national qualifier session of the 2024 NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championships took place on April 19, 2024. The following teams competed in Session 1.^[2]

No. 1 Stanford
No. 4 Illinois
No. 5 Nebraska
No. 8 California
No. 9 Navy
No. 12 Greenville

School^[3]	Floor	Pommel horse	Rings	Vault	Parallel bars	High bars	Total
Stanford	67.988	70.299	69.698	71.988	71.698	65.698	417.389
Nebraska	69.965	68.032	67.699	72.231	67.832	67.764	413.523
Illinois	69.732	68.800	67.199	71.799	67.466	65.465	410.461
California	66.966	66.988	67.332	71.564	68.566	65.732	407.158
Navy	67.166	64.131	65.132	70.631	66.098	63.132	396.290
Greenville	67.499	60.931	62.365	70.365	66.332	61.665	389.157

Session 2

The second national qualifier session of the 2024 NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championships took place on April 19, 2024. The following teams competed in Session 2.

No. 2 Oklahoma
No. 3 Michigan
No. 6 Ohio State
No. 7 Penn State
No. 10 Air Force
No. 11 Springfield

School^[4]	Floor	Pommel horse	Rings	Vault	Parallel bars	High bars	Total
Oklahoma	69.465	70.332	67.999	72.866	70.364	67.931	418.957
Michigan	69.498	67.798	69.231	72.131	71.965	69.331	418.954
Ohio State	69.066	68.166	66.564	72.331	66.598	66.000	408.725
Penn State	66.298	66.965	67.198	71.799	66.765	66.398	405.423
Air Force	64.931	68.164	64.565	70.965	67.265	62.199	398.089
Springfield	61.865	63.865	63.265	69.465	63.665	60.065	382.190

NCAA Championship

The top three teams from each session advanced to the National Championship.

Standings

National Champion: Stanford – 425.324^[5]
2nd Place: Michigan – 419.689
3rd Place: Oklahoma – 412.956

School	Floor	Pommel horse	Rings	Vault	Parallel bars	High bars	Total
Stanford	70.165	72.065	70.498	73.632	72.199	66.765	425.324
Michigan	70.832	68.532	70.065	71.965	71.631	66.664	419.689
Oklahoma	69.664	69.432	67.464	73.532	68.165	64.699	412.956
Nebraska	69.333	69.232	67.958	72.932	65.166	68.166	412.427
Illinois	69.699	67.499	67.165	72.065	67.465	67.766	411.659
Ohio State	66.665	66.832	65.631	68.431	65.865	65.698	399.112

Results

Rank	Team							Total
	Stanford	70.165	72.065	70.498	73.632	72.199	66.765	425.324
	Mark Berlaga			13.933
	Jeremy Bischoff	14.200					13.166
	Taylor Burkhart	13.966		13.833	14.300	13.600	13.333
	Arun Chhetri			13.966
	J.R. Chou		14.500
	Asher Hong		14.066	14.966	15.266	15.100
	Marcus Kushner		14.133
	Luke McFarland		14.133			14.133
	Brandon Nguyen				14.433		13.600
	Kaien Orion J-Spencer	13.800
	Colt Walker	14.033		13.800	14.500	14.466	13.266
	Khoi Young	14.166	15.233		15.133	14.900	13.400
	Michigan	70.832	68.532	70.065	71.965	71.631	66.664	419.689
	Javier Alfonso			14.333
	Landen Blixt	14.433			14.333
	Crew Bold	13.766				14.566	13.866
	Kevin Chow		13.900
	Zach Granados		13.866
	Paul Juda	14.800	12.833	13.966	15.133	14.166	12.866
	Logan McKeown					14.333
	Lais Najjar	14.000
	Robert Noll						13.366
	Rithik Puri			13.866
	Chris Read			13.500	13.633
	Fred Richard	13.833	14.200	14.400	14.333	14.133	13.100
	Evgeny Siminiuc					14.433	13.466
	Kyle Walchuk		13.733
	David Wolma				14.533
	Oklahoma	69.664	69.432	67.464	73.532	68.165	64.699	412.956
	Fuzzy Benas	13.766	13.966	13.766	14.800	14.566	13.000
	Max Bereznev				14.966
	Matthew Burgoyne			13.233
	Kelton Christiansen		13.600				13.200
	Emre Dodanli	14.433			14.600	14.333	13.266
	Tyler Flores		13.800		14.566	12.633
	Jack Freeman	13.266					13.400
	Brigham Frentheway	13.966			14.600		11.833
	Tas Hajdu			13.866
	Nico Hamilton	14.233				13.233
	Zachary Marckx			13.366
	Zach Nunez		14.066
	Daniel Simmons			13.233
	Ignacio Yockers		14.000			13.400
4	Nebraska	69.333	69.232	67.598	72.932	65. 166	68.166	412.427
	Taylor Christopulos	14.500	13.400		15.000	12.033	13.900
	Yanni Chronopoulos		13.900
	Asher Cohen			13.966		13.333
	James Friedman			13.466		13.400
	Cooper Giles		14.300
	Chris Hiser			13.866
	Luke James	14.100			14.300
	Toby Liang	13.333
	Chase Mondi	13.600			14.766
	Max Odden						13.433
	Cole Partridge					13.600	13.333
	Sam Phillips	13.800		13.700		12.800	13.600
	Zachary Tiderman				14.800		13.900
	Travis Wong		13.966	12.600
	Nathan York		13.666		14.066
5	Illinois	69.699	67.499	67.164	72.065	67.465	67.766	411.659
	Ashton Anaya			14.166
	Ethan Boder			13.233
	Tate Costa	13.800				13.533	13.900
	Brandon Dang		14.500
	Michael Fletcher	13.900			14.400	14.100	13.566
	Will Hauke		14.100			12.400
	Sebastian Ingersoll			13.400			13.600
	Connor McCool	14.466			14.400
	Connor Micklos		12.366
	Preston Ngai		13.933		14.533
	Vahe Petrosyan					13.766	13.300
	Garrett Schooley		12.600	13.433	14.566	13.666
	Amari Sewell	13.933			14.166
	Dylan Shepard	13.600
	Ryan Vanichtheeranont			12.933			13.400
6	Ohio State	66.665	66.832	65.631	68.431	65.865	65.698	399.122
	Arthur Ashton			13.266
	Justin Ciccone	11.766			13.366
	Chase Davenport-Mills	14.200			14.066		12.666
	Kristian Grahovski		13.600			12.633
	Jacob Harmon						12.566
	Kazuki Hayashi	14.066			14.866	13.366	13.466
	Donovan Hewitt			13.833
	Jakob Murray					13.400
	Kameron Nelson	14.233		12.933	14.633		12.433
	Michael Nguyen		13.266
	Jesse Pakele	12.400	13.700	12.666
	Tyler Rockwood		12.000	12.933		12.700
	Zach Snyder				11.500
	Caden Spencer					13.766	13.700
	Parker Thackston		14.266				13.300

Individual event finals

The top-three all-around competitors and top-three individuals on each event who are not members of one of the qualifying teams advanced from each pre-qualifying session to the finals session to compete for individual titles. Finals competition took place on April 20.^[6]

Medalists

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Individual all-around	Khoi Young (Stanford)	Fred Richard (Michigan)	Fuzzy Benas (Oklahoma)
Floor	Paul Juda (Michigan)	Taylor Christopulos (Nebraska)	Connor McCool (Illinois)
Pommel horse	Patrick Hoopes (Air Force)	Khoi Young (Stanford)	J.R. Chou (Stanford)
Rings	Asher Hong (Stanford)	Fred Richard (Michigan)	Javier Alfonso (Michigan)
Vault	Asher Hong (Stanford)	Paul Juda (Michigan)	Khoi Young (Stanford)
Parallel bars	Asher Hong (Stanford)	Khoi Young (Stanford)	Josh Karnes (Penn State)
High bar	Tate Costa (Illinois)	Zachary Tiderman (Nebraska)	Taylor Christopulos (Nebraska)

References

^ "Hong, Young lead Stanford men's gymnastics to 5th consecutive national title". The Washington Post. April 20, 2024. Retrieved April 21, 2024.
^ "2024 NC men's gymnastics championships selections released". NCAA.com. April 9, 2024. Retrieved April 21, 2024.
^ "Men NCAA Meet Results 2024 NCAA Championships - Qualifier Session 1". NCAA.com. April 19, 2024. Retrieved April 21, 2024.
^ "Men NCAA Meet Results 2024 NCAA Championships - Qualifier Session 2". NCAA.com. April 19, 2024. Retrieved April 21, 2024.
^ "Stanford men win fifth straight gymnastics national title". ESPN.com. April 21, 2024. Retrieved April 21, 2024.
^ "Stanford wins 2024 NCAA men's gymnastics championships". NCAA.com. April 20, 2024. Retrieved April 21, 2024.

[1] "Hong, Young lead Stanford men's gymnastics to 5th consecutive national title". The Washington Post. April 20, 2024. Retrieved April 21, 2024.

[2] "2024 NC men's gymnastics championships selections released". NCAA.com. April 9, 2024. Retrieved April 21, 2024.

[3] "Men NCAA Meet Results 2024 NCAA Championships - Qualifier Session 1". NCAA.com. April 19, 2024. Retrieved April 21, 2024.

[4] "Men NCAA Meet Results 2024 NCAA Championships - Qualifier Session 2". NCAA.com. April 19, 2024. Retrieved April 21, 2024.

[5] "Stanford men win fifth straight gymnastics national title". ESPN.com. April 21, 2024. Retrieved April 21, 2024.

[6] "Stanford wins 2024 NCAA men's gymnastics championships". NCAA.com. April 20, 2024. Retrieved April 21, 2024.

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