MSU Gymnastics Finishes Fifth at NCAA Semifinals
MSU Gymnastics Finishes Fifth at NCAA Semifinals

MSU Gymnastics Finishes Fifth at NCAA Semifinals

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Michigan State University's women's gymnastics team ended a historic season with their first NCAA Championships semifinal appearance since 1988, ultimately finishing fourth in their session and fifth overall among eight teams, narrowly missing advancement to the finals. Senior Gabrielle Stephen was a standout, earning perfect 10.00 scores on both beam and vault and becoming the first Spartan to be named Regional Gymnast of the Year. Head coach Mike Rowe and his assistants received regional coaching honors, reflecting the team's progress. The Spartans set program records and delivered consistent, high-level routines, maintaining strong morale despite not advancing further. The NCAA championship finals will feature Utah, UCLA, Oklahoma, and Missouri. MSU's resurgence this season is seen as a strong foundation for the program's future.

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