NCAA men's gymnastics championships

NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championship

Founded	1938
Number of teams	15
Current champions	Stanford (10)
Most successful team(s)	Penn State, Oklahoma (12)
Website	NCAA.com

The NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championships are a gymnastics competition held each year to determine the best men's college gymnastics team. All schools compete in one National Collegiate division because only 15 schools sponsor NCAA men's gymnastics teams. Three of the 15 teams are not in Division I: Greenville University, Simpson College, Springfield College (Division III). ^[1]

NCAA men's gymnastics programs

The 15 teams compete in three conferences. ^[1]

• Big Ten Conference: University of Illinois, University of Michigan, University of Nebraska, Ohio State University, Penn State University

• Eastern College Athletic Conference: Greenville University, Simpson College, Springfield College, U.S. Military Academy, U.S. Naval Academy, College of William and Mary

• Mountain Pacific Sports Federation: University of California - Berkeley, University of Oklahoma, Stanford University, U.S. Air Force Academy

Events

Individual events All-around Floor exercise Pommel horse (side horse) Rings (still) Vault (long horse) Parallel bars Horizontal bar

Discontinued events Trampoline (rebound tumbling) Tumbling Rope climb Flying rings

Champions

NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championships [2]
Year	Site (Host Team)	Arena		Championship Results					All-Around Champion	Score
				Champion	Points	Runner-Up	Points
1938 Details	Chicago	Bartlett Gymnasium		Chicago	22	Illinois	18		Joe Giallombardo (Illinois)	2509
1939 Details				Illinois	21	Army	17		Joe Giallombardo (Illinois)	2471 [a]
1940 Details				Illinois (2)	20	Navy Temple [b]	17		Joe Giallombardo (Illinois) Paul Fina (Illinois)	2331
1941 Details				Illinois (3)	68.5 [c]	Minnesota	52.5 [d]		Courtney Shanken (Chicago)	2832.50
1942 Details	Annapolis, Maryland	Macdonough Hall		Illinois (4)	39	Penn State	30		Newt Loken (Minnesota)	1233.80
1943	Not held due to World War II
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948 Details	Chicago	Bartlett Gymnasium		Penn State	55	Temple	34.5		Ray Sorensen (Penn State)	1537 [e]
1949 Details	Berkeley, California	Gymnasium for Men		Temple	28	Minnesota	18		Joe Kotys (Kent State)	1035 [f]
1950 Details	West Point, New York	Gillis Field House [ citation needed ]		Illinois (5)	26	Temple	25		Joe Kotys (Kent State)	– [g]
1951	Ann Arbor, Michigan	Yost Field House		Florida State	26	Illinois USC	23.5		Bill Roetzheim (Florida State)	1605
1952	Boulder, Colorado	Balch Fieldhouse		Florida State (2)	89.5	USC	75		Jack Beckner (USC)	1486
1953	Syracuse, New York	Archbold Gymnasium		Penn State (2)	91.5	Illinois	68		Jean Cronstedt (Penn State)	1275
1954	Champaign, Illinois	Huff Hall		Penn State (3)	137	Illinois	68		Jean Cronstedt (Penn State)	1557
1955	Los Angeles	Men's Gym		Illinois (6)	82	Penn State	69		Karl Schwenzfeier (Penn State)	1620
1956	Chapel Hill, North Carolina	Woollen Gymnasium		Illinois (7)	123.5	Penn State	67.5		Don Tonry (Illinois)	1493
1957	Annapolis, Maryland	Macdonough Hall		Penn State (4)	88.5	Illinois	80		Armando Vega (Penn State)	1601
1958	East Lansing, Michigan	Jenison Fieldhouse		Illinois (8) Michigan State	79	Penn State	72.5		Abie Grossfeld (Illinois)	511
1959	Berkeley, California	Haas Pavilion		Penn State (5)	152	Illinois	87.5		Armando Vega (Penn State)	551.25
1960	State College, Pennsylvania	Recreation Building		Penn State (6)	112.5	USC	66.5		Jay Werner (Penn State)	547.25
1961	Champaign, Illinois	Huff Hall		Penn State (7)	88.5	Southern Illinois	80.5		Gregor Weiss (Penn State)	54.525
1962	Albuquerque, New Mexico	Johnson Gymnasium		USC	95.5	Southern Illinois	75		Robert Lynn (USC)	54.775
1963	Pittsburgh	Fitzgerald Field House		Michigan	129	Southern Illinois	73		Gil Larose (Michigan)	55.90
1964	Los Angeles	–		Southern Illinois	84.5	USC	69.5		Ron Barak (USC)	54.85
1965	Carbondale, Illinois	SIU Arena		Penn State (8)	68.5	Washington	51.5		Mike Jacobson (Penn State)	54.75
1966	State College, Pennsylvania	Recreation Building		Southern Illinois (2)	187.200	California	185.100		Steve Cohen (Penn State)	55.75
1967	Carbondale, Illinois	SIU Arena		Southern Illinois (3)	189.550	Michigan	187.400		Steve Cohen (Penn State)	55.75
1968	Tucson, Arizona	Men's Gymnasium		California	188.250	Southern Illinois	188.150		Makoto Sakamoto (USC)	110.45
1969	Seattle	Hec Edmundson Pavilion		Iowa	161.175	Penn State	160.450		Mauno Nissinen (Washington)	108.200
1970	Philadelphia	McGonigle Hall		Michigan (2)	164.150	Iowa State	164.050		Yoshi Hayasaki (Washington)	108.25
1971	Ann Arbor, Michigan	Yost Field House		Iowa State	319.075	Southern Illinois	316.650		Yoshi Hayasaki (Washington)	107.9
1972	Ames, Iowa	Hilton Coliseum		Southern Illinois (4)	315.925	Iowa State	312.325		Steve Hug (Stanford)	107.75
1973	Eugene, Oregon	McArthur Court		Iowa State (2)	325.150	Penn State	323.025		Steve Hug (Stanford) Marshall Avener (Penn State)	110.05
1974	State College, Pennsylvania	Recreation Building		Iowa State (3)	328.675	Arizona State	324.900		Steve Hug (Stanford)	108.95
1975	Terre Haute, Indiana	Hulman Center		California (2)	437.325	LSU	433.700		Wayne Young (BYU)	109.65
1976	Philadelphia	McGonigle Hall		Penn State (9)	432.075	LSU	425.125		Peter Kormann (So. Conn. St.)	108.95
1977	Tempe, Arizona	ASU Activity Center		Indiana State Oklahoma	434.475	So. Connecticut St.	425.125		Kurt Thomas (Indiana State)	111.15
1978	Eugene, Oregon	McArthur Court		Oklahoma (2)	439.350	Arizona State	437.075		Bart Conner (Oklahoma)	112.65
1979	Baton Rouge, Louisiana	Pete Maravich Assembly Center		Nebraska	448.275	Oklahoma	446.625		Kurt Thomas (Indiana State)	111.15
1980	Lincoln, Nebraska	Bob Devaney Sports Center		Nebraska (2)	563.300	Iowa State	557.650		Jim Hartung (Nebraska)	115.02
1981				Nebraska (3)	284.600	Oklahoma	281.950		Jim Hartung (Nebraska)	115.90
1982				Nebraska (4)	285.500	UCLA	281.050		Peter Vidmar (UCLA)	116.30
1983	State College, Pennsylvania	Recreation Building		Nebraska (5)	287.800	UCLA	283.900		Peter Vidmar (UCLA)	116.95
1984	Los Angeles	Pauley Pavilion		UCLA	287.300	Penn State	281.250		Mitch Gaylord (UCLA)	116.95
1985	Lincoln, Nebraska	Bob Devaney Sports Center		Ohio State	285.350	Nebraska	284.550		Wes Suter (Nebraska)	58.27
1986				Arizona State	283.900	Nebraska	283.600		Jon Louis (Stanford)	57.60
1987	Los Angeles	Pauley Pavilion		UCLA (2)	285.300	Nebraska	284.750		Tom Schlesinger (Nebraska)	113.25
1988	Lincoln, Nebraska	Bob Devaney Sports Center		Nebraska (6)	288.150	Illinois	287.150		Miguel Rubio (Houston Baptist)	114.150
1989				Illinois (9)	283.400	Nebraska	282.300		Patrick Kirksey (Nebraska)	112.600
1990	Minneapolis, Minnesota	Sports Pavilion		Nebraska (7)	287.400	Minnesota	287.300		Mike Racanelli (Ohio State)	114.750
1991	State College, Pennsylvania	Recreation Building		Oklahoma (3)	288.025	Penn State	285.500		John Roethlisberger (Minnesota)	115.450
1992	Lincoln, Nebraska	Bob Devaney Sports Center		Stanford	289.575	Nebraska	288.950		John Roethlisberger (Minnesota)	116.075
1993	Albuquerque, New Mexico	The Pit		Stanford (2)	276.500	Nebraska	275.500		John Roethlisberger (Minnesota)	58.075
1994	Lincoln, Nebraska	Bob Devaney Sports Center		Nebraska (8)	288.250	Stanford	285.925		Dennis Harrison (Nebraska)	58.200
1995	Columbus, Ohio	St. John Arena		Stanford (3)	232.400	Nebraska	231.525		Richard Grace (Nebraska)	58.325
1996	Stanford, California	Maples Pavilion		Ohio State (2)	232.150	California	231.775		Blaine Wilson (Ohio State)	58.625
1997	Iowa City, Iowa	Carver–Hawkeye Arena		California (3)	233.825	Oklahoma	232.725		Blaine Wilson (Ohio State)	58.625
1998	State College, Pennsylvania	Rec Hall		California (4)	231.200	Iowa	229.675		Travis Romagnoli (Illinois)	58.225
1999	Lincoln, Nebraska	Bob Devaney Sports Center		Michigan (3)	232.500	Ohio State	230.850		Jason Hardabura (Nebraska)	58.050
2000	Iowa City, Iowa	Carver–Hawkeye Arena		Penn State (10)	231.975	Michigan	231.850		Jamie Natalie (Ohio State)	58.375
2001	Columbus, Ohio	St. John Arena		Ohio State (3)	218.125	Oklahoma	217.775		Jamie Natalie (Ohio State)	55.700
2002	Norman, Oklahoma	Lloyd Noble Center		Oklahoma (4)	219.300	Ohio State	218.650		Raj Bhavsar (Ohio State)	55.875
2003	Philadelphia	Liacouras Center		Oklahoma (5)	222.600	Ohio State	220.700		Daniel Furney (Oklahoma)	56.100
2004	Champaign, Illinois	Assembly Hall		Penn State (11)	223.350	Oklahoma	222.300		Luis Vargas (Penn State)	56.475
2005	West Point, New York	Christl Arena		Oklahoma (6)	225.675	Ohio State	225.450		Luis Vargas (Penn State)	57.175
2006	Norman, Oklahoma	Lloyd Noble Center		Oklahoma (7)	221.400	Illinois	220.975		Jonathan Horton (Oklahoma)	56.000
2007	State College, Pennsylvania	Rec Hall		Penn State (12)	221.000	Oklahoma	220.200		Taqiy Abdullah-Simmons (Oklahoma)	55.750
2008	Stanford, California	Maples Pavilion		Oklahoma (8)	363.200	Stanford	362.750		Casey Sandy (Penn State)	91.350
2009	Minneapolis	Sports Pavilion		Stanford (4)	362.800	Michigan	361.500		Steven Legendre (Oklahoma)	90.500
2010 Details	West Point, New York	Christl Arena		Michigan (4)	360.500	Stanford	359.800		Chris Cameron (Michigan)	90.500
2011 Details	Columbus, Ohio	St. John Arena		Stanford (5)	363.450	Oklahoma	361.600		Sam Mikulak (Michigan)	90.750
2012 Details	Norman, Oklahoma	Lloyd Noble Center	Illinois (10)	358.850	Oklahoma	357.450	Jacob Dalton (Oklahoma)	91.000
2013 Details	State College, Pennsylvania	Rec Hall	Michigan (5)	443.200	Oklahoma	440.100	Sam Mikulak (Michigan)	91.150
2014 Details	Ann Arbor, Michigan	Crisler Center	Michigan (6)	445.050	Oklahoma	441.650	Sam Mikulak (Michigan)	91.100
2015 Details	Norman, Oklahoma	Lloyd Noble Center	Oklahoma (9)	447.050	Stanford	440.450	Akash Modi (Stanford)	90.450
2016 Details	Columbus, Ohio	St. John Arena	Oklahoma (10)	443.400	Stanford	434.050	Yul Moldauer (Oklahoma)	89.100
2017 Details	West Point, New York	Christl Arena	Oklahoma (11)	431.950	Ohio State	423.700	Akash Modi (Stanford)	87.900
2018 Details	Chicago, Illinois	UIC Pavilion	Oklahoma (12)	414.858	Minnesota	411.923	Yul Moldauer (Oklahoma)	87.298
2019 Details	Champaign, Illinois	State Farm Center	Stanford (6)	415.222	Oklahoma	414.556	Brody Malone (Stanford)	85.832
2020	Ann Arbor, Michigan	Crisler Center	Not held due to COVID-19 pandemic
2021 Details	Minneapolis, Minnesota	Maturi Pavilion	Stanford (7)	414.521	Oklahoma	411.591		Brody Malone (Stanford)	85.064
2022 Details	Norman, Oklahoma	Lloyd Noble Center	Stanford (8)	423.628	Oklahoma	414.555		Paul Juda (Michigan)	85.298
2023 Details	State College, Pennsylvania	Rec Hall	Stanford (9)	422.458	Michigan	419.889		Fred Richard (Michigan)	85.998
2024 Details	Columbus, Ohio	Covelli Center	Stanford (10)	425.324	Michigan	419.689		Khoi Young (Stanford)	86.098
2025 Details	Ann Arbor, Michigan	Crisler Center
2026 Details	Champaign, Illinois	State Farm Center

Individual champions

Current events

Year	Floor exercise	Pommel horse	Rings	Vault	Parallel bars	Horizontal bar
1938 Details	—	Erwin Beyer (Chicago)	—	Erwin Beyer (Chicago)	Erwin Beyer (Chicago)	Bob Sears [h] (Army)
1939 Details	—	Erwin Beyer (Chicago)	—	Marv Forman (Illinois)	Bob Sears [i] (Army)	Adam Walters (Temple)
1940 Details	—	Harry Koehnemann (Illinois)	—	Earl Shanken (Chicago)	Bob Hanning (Minnesota)	Norm Boardman (Temple)
1941 Details	Ed Danser (Temple) [j]	Caton Cobb (Illinois)	—	Earl Shanken (Chicago)	Caton Cobb (Illinois)	Newt Loken (Minnesota)
1942 Details	—	Caton Cobb (Illinois)	—	Earl Shanken (Chicago)	Hal Zimmerman [k] (Penn State)	Norm Boardman (Temple)
1943	Not held due to World War II
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948 Details	— [l]	Steve Greene [m] (Penn State)	—	Jim Peterson (Minnesota)	Ray Sorensen (Penn State)	Joe Calvetti (Illinois)
1949 Details	—	Joe Berenato (Temple)	—	—	Joe Kotys (Kent State) Mel Stout (Michigan State)	Bob Stout (Temple)
1950 Details	—	Gene Rabbitt [n] (Syracuse)	—	—	Joe Kotys (Kent State)	Joe Kotys (Kent State)
1951	—	Joe Kotys (Kent St)	—	—	Jack Beckner (USC)	Bill Roetzheim (Florida St)
1952	—	Frank Bare (Illinois)	—	Dick Gutting (Florida St)	Jack Beckner (USC)	Charles Simms (USC)
1953	Bob Sullivan (Illinois)	Carlton Rintz (Michigan St)	—	—	Jean Cronstedt (Penn St)	Hal Lewis (Navy)
1954	Jean Cronstedt (Penn St)	Robert Lawrence (Penn St)	—	—	Jean Cronstedt (Penn St)	Jean Cronstedt (Penn St)
1955	Don Faber (UCLA)	Carlton Rintz (Michigan St)	—	—	Carlton Rintz (Michigan St)	Carlton Rintz (Michigan St)
1956	Jamile Ashmore (Florida St)	James Bown (Cal St LA)	—	—	Armando Vega (Penn St)	Ronnie Amster (Florida St)
1957	Norman Marks (Cal St LA)	John Davis (Illinois)	—	—	Armando Vega (Penn St)	Abie Grossfeld (Illinois)
1958	Abie Grossfeld (Illinois)	Bill Buck (Iowa)	—	—	Ted Muzyczko (Michigan St)	Abie Grossfeld (Illinois)
1959	Don Tonry (Illinois)	Art Shurlock (California)	Armando Vega (Penn St)	—	Armando Vega (Penn St)	Stanley Tarshis (Michigan St)
1960	Ray Hadley (Illinois)	James Fairchild (California)	Sam Garcia (USC)	—	Robert Lynn (USC)	Stanley Tarshis (Michigan St)
1961	Robert Lynn (USC)	James Fairchild (California)	Fred Orlofsky (S. Illinois)	Fred Orlofsky (S. Illinois)	Fred Tijerina (S. Illinois) Jeff Cardinalli (Springfield)	Bruno Klaus (S. Illinois)
1962	Robert Lynn (USC)	Mike Aufrecht (Illinois)	Dale Cooper (Michigan St)	Bruno Klaus (S. Illinois)	Robert Lynn (USC)	Robert Lynn (USC)
1963	Tom Seward (Penn St) Mike Henderson (Michigan)	Russ Mills (Yale)	Dale Cooper (Michigan St)	Gil Larose (Michigan)	Arno Lascari (Michigan)	Gil Larose (Michigan)
1964	Rusty Mitchell (S. Illinois)	Russ Mills (Yale)	Chris Evans (Arizona St)	Sidney Oglesby (Syracuse)	Ron Barak (USC)	Ron Barak (USC)
1965	Frank Schmitz (S. Illinois)	Bob Elsinger (Springfield)	Glenn Gailis (Iowa)	Dan Millman (California)	Jim Curzi (Michigan St)	Jim Curzi (Michigan St) Mike Jacobsen (Penn St)
1966	Frank Schmitz (S. Illinois)	Gary Hoskins (Cal St LA)	Ed Gunny (Michigan St)	Frank Schmitz (S. Illinois)	Jim Curzi (Michigan St)	Rusty Rock (CSUN)
1967	Dave Jacobs (Michigan)	Keith McCanless (Iowa)	Josh Robison (California)	Paul Mayer (S. Illinois)	Makoto Sakamoto (USC)	Rich Grigsby (CSUN)
1968	Toby Towson (Michigan St) Sid Freudenstein (California)	Jack Ryan (Colorado)	Pat Arnold (Arizona)	Bruce Colter (Cal St LA)	Makoto Sakamoto (USC)	Makoto Sakamoto (USC)
1969	Toby Towson (Michigan St)	Keith McCanless (Iowa)	Paul Vexler (Penn St) Ward Maythaler (Iowa St)	Dan Bowles (California) Jack McCarthy (Illinois)	Ron Rapper (Michigan)	Bob Manna (New Mexico)
1970	Tom Proulx (Colorado St)	Russ Hoffman (Iowa St) John Russo (Wisconsin)	Dave Seal (Indiana St)	Doug Boger (Arizona)	Ron Rapper (Michigan)	Yoshi Hayasaki (Washington)
1971	Stormy Eaton (New Mexico)	Russ Hoffman (Iowa St)	Charles Ropiequet (S. Illinois)	Pat Mahoney (CSUN)	Brent Simmons (Iowa St) Tom Dunn (Penn St)	Brent Simmons (Iowa St)
1972	Odess Lovin (Oklahoma)	Russ Hoffman (Iowa St)	Dave Seal (Indiana St)	Gary Morava (S. Illinois)	Dennis Mazur (Iowa St)	Tom Lindner (S. Illinois)
1973	Odess Lovin (Oklahoma)	Ed Slezak (Indiana St)	Bob Mahorney (Indiana St)	John Crosby (S. Conn St)	Steve Hug (Stanford)	Jon Aitken (New Mexico)
1974	Doug Fitzjarrell (Iowa St)	Ted Marcy (Stanford)	Keith Heaver (Iowa St)	Greg Goodhue (Oklahoma)	Steve Hug (Stanford)	Rick Danley (Indiana St)
1975	Kent Brown (Arizona St)	Ted Marcy (Stanford)	Keith Heaver (Iowa St)	Tom Beach (California)	Yoichi Tomita (Long Beach St)	Rich Larsen (Iowa St)
1976	Bob Robbins (Colorado St)	Ted Marcy (Stanford)	Doug Wood (Iowa St)	Sam Shaw (Cal St Fullerton)	Gene Whelan (Penn St)	Tom Beach (California)
1977	Ron Galimore (LSU)	Chuck Walter (New Mexico)	Doug Wood (Iowa St)	Steve Wejmar (Washington)	Kurt Thomas (Indiana St)	John Hart (UCLA)
1978	Curt Austin (Iowa St)	Mike Burke (N. Illinois)	Scott McEldowney (Oregon)	Ron Galimore (LSU)	John Corritore (Michigan)	Mel Cooley (Washington)
1979	Mike Wilson (Oklahoma) Bart Conner (Oklahoma)	Mike Burke (N. Illinois)	Kirk Mango (N. Illinois)	Leslie Moore (Oklahoma)	Kurt Thomas (Indiana St)	Kurt Thomas (Indiana St)
1980	Steve Elliott (Nebraska)	David Stoldt (Illinois)	Jim Hartung (Nebraska)	Ron Galimore (Iowa St)	Phil Cahoy (Nebraska)	Phil Cahoy (Nebraska) Darrell Kerbe (LSU)
1981	James Yuhashi (Oregon)	Mark Bergman (California) Steve Jennings (New Mexico)	Jim Hartung (Nebraska)	Randall Wickstrom (California)	Phil Cahoy (Nebraska) Peter Vidmar (UCLA) Jim Hartung (Nebraska)	Phil Cahoy (Nebraska)
1982	Steve Elliott (Nebraska)	Peter Vidmar (UCLA) Steve Jennings (New Mexico)	Jim Hartung (Nebraska)	Randall Wickstrom (California) Steve Elliott (Nebraska)	Jim Hartung (Nebraska)	Peter Vidmar (UCLA)
1983	Scott Johnson (Nebraska) David Branch (Arizona St) Donnie Hinton (Arizona St)	Doug Kieso (N. Illinois)	Alex Schwartz (UCLA)	Chris Riegel (Nebraska) Mark Oates (Oklahoma)	Scott Johnson (Nebraska)	Scott Johnson (Nebraska)
1984	Kevin Ekburg (N. Illinois)	Tim Daggett (UCLA)	Tim Daggett (UCLA)	Chris Riegel (Nebraska)	Tim Daggett (UCLA)	Charles Lakes (Illinois)
1985	Wes Suter (Nebraska)	Tony Piñeda (UCLA)	Mark Diab (Iowa St)	Derrick Cornelius (SUNY Cortland)	Dan Hayden (Arizona St) Noah Riskin (Ohio St) Seth Riskin (Ohio St)	Dan Hayden (Arizona St) Wes Suter (Nebraska)
1986	Jerry Burrell (Arizona St) Brian Ginsberg (UCLA)	Curtis Holdsworth (UCLA)	Mark Diab (Iowa St)	Chad Fox (New Mexico)	Dan Hayden (Arizona St)	Dan Hayden (Arizona St)
1987	Chad Fox (New Mexico)	Li Xiao Ping (Cal St Fullerton)	Paul O'Neill (Houston Baptist)	Chad Fox (New Mexico)	Kevin Davis (Nebraska) Tom Schlesinger (Nebraska)	David Moriel (UCLA)
1988	Chris Wyatt (Temple)	Alfonso Rodríguez (Houston Baptist)† Mark Sohn (Penn St)	Paul O'Neill (New Mexico)	Chad Fox (New Mexico)	Kevin Davis (Nebraska)	Miguel Rubio (Houston Baptist)†
1989	Jody Newman (Arizona St)	Mark Sohn (Penn St) Chris Waller (UCLA)	Alfonso Rodríguez (Houston Baptist)† Paul O'Neill (New Mexico)	Chad Fox (New Mexico)	Alfonso Rodríguez (Houston Baptist)†	Miguel Rubio (Houston Baptist)†
1990	Mike Racanelli (Ohio St)	Mark Sohn (Penn St)	Wayne Cowden (Penn St)	Brad Hayashi (UCLA)	Patrick Kirksey (Nebraska)	Chris Waller (UCLA)
1991	Brad Hayashi (UCLA)	Mark Sohn (Penn St)	Adam Carton (Penn St)	Adam Carton (Penn St)	Scott Keswick (UCLA) John Roethlisberger (Minnesota)	Luis López (New Mexico)
1992	Brian Winkler (Michigan)	Che Bowers (Nebraska)	Scott Keswick (UCLA)	Jason Hebert (Syracuse)	Dom Minicucci (Temple)	Jair Lynch (Stanford)
1993	Richard Grace (Nebraska)	John Roethlisberger (Minnesota)	Chris LaMorte (New Mexico)	Steve Wiegel (New Mexico)	Jair Lynch (Stanford)	Steve McCain (UCLA)
1994	Mark Booth (Stanford)	Jason Bertram (California)	Chris LaMorte (New Mexico)	Steve McCain (UCLA)	Richard Grace (Nebraska)	Jim Foody (UCLA)
1995	Jay Thornton (Iowa)	Drew Durbin (Ohio St)	Dave Frank (Temple)	Ian Bachrach (Stanford)	Richard Grace (Nebraska)	Rick Kieffer (Nebraska)
1996	Ian Bachrach (Stanford)	Drew Durbin (Ohio St)	Scott McCall (William & Mary) Blaine Wilson (Ohio St)	Jay Thornton (Iowa)	Jamie Ellis (Stanford) Blaine Wilson (Ohio St)	Carl Imhauser (Temple)
1997	Jeremy Killen (Oklahoma)	Drew Durbin (Ohio St)	Blaine Wilson (Ohio St)	Blaine Wilson (Ohio St)	Marshall Nelson (Nebraska)	Marshall Nelson (Nebraska)
1998	Darin Gerlach (Temple)	Josh Birckelbaw (California)	Dan Fink (Oklahoma)	Travis Romagnoli (Illinois)	Marshall Nelson (Nebraska)	Todd Bishop (Oklahoma)
1999	Jason Hardabura (Nebraska)	Brandon Stefaniak (Penn St)	Cortney Bramwell (BYU)	Guard Young (BYU)	Justin Toman (Michigan)	Todd Bishop (Oklahoma)
2000	Jamie Natalie (Ohio St)	Don Jackson (Iowa) Brandon Stefaniak (Penn St)	Cortney Bramwell (BYU)	Guard Young (BYU)	Justin Toman (Michigan) Kris Zimmerman (Michigan)	Michael Ashe (California)
2001	Clay Strother (Minnesota)	Clay Strother (Minnesota)	Chris Lakeman (Penn St)	Daren Lynch (Ohio St)	Raj Bhavsar (Ohio St)	Michael Ashe (California)
2002	Clay Strother (Minnesota)	Clay Strother (Minnesota)	Marshall Erwin (Stanford)	Dan Gill (Stanford)	Cody Moore (California)	Daniel Diaz-Luong (Michigan)
2003	Josh Landis (Oklahoma)	Josh Landis (Oklahoma)	Kevin Tan (Penn St)	Andrew DiGiore (Michigan)	Daniel Furney (Oklahoma)	Linas Gaveika (Iowa)
2004	Graham Ackerman (California)	Bob Rogers (Illinois)	Kevin Tan (Penn St)	Graham Ackerman (California)	Ramon Jackson (William & Mary)	Justin Spring (Illinois)
2005	Graham Ackerman (California)	Luis Vargas (Penn St)	David Henderson (Oklahoma)	Michael Reavis (Iowa)	Justin Spring (Illinois)	Ronald Ferris (Ohio St)
2006	Jonathan Horton (Oklahoma)	Tim McNeill (California)	Jonathan Horton (Oklahoma)	David Sender (Stanford)	Justin Spring (Illinois) Dylan Carney (Stanford)	Justin Spring (Illinois) Dylan Carney (Stanford)
2007	Jonathan Horton (Oklahoma)	Tim McNeill (California)	Alex Schorsch (Stanford)	David Sender (Stanford) Pejman Ebrahimi (Ohio St)	Tim McNeill (California)	Jonathan Horton (Oklahoma)
2008	Steven Legendre (Oklahoma)	Tim McNeill (California)	Jonathan Horton (Oklahoma)	Steven Legendre (Oklahoma)	Tim McNeill (California)	Paul Ruggeri (Illinois)
2009	Steven Legendre (Oklahoma)	Daniel Ribeiro (Illinois)	Evan Roth (California)	Steven Legendre (Oklahoma)	Paul Ruggeri (Illinois)	Paul Ruggeri (Illinois)
2010	Steven Legendre (Oklahoma)	Alexander Naddour (Oklahoma)	Brandon Wynn (Ohio St)	Eddie Penev (Stanford)	Ryan Lieberman (Stanford)	Ryan McCarthy (Michigan)
2011	Jake Dalton (Oklahoma)	Daniel Ribeiro (Illinois) Alexander Naddour (Oklahoma)	Brandon Wynn (Ohio St)	Jake Dalton (Oklahoma)	Tyler Mizoguchi (Illinois)	Alex Buscaglia (Stanford)
2012	Eddie Penev (Stanford)	Glen Ishino (California)	C. J. Maestas (Illinois)	Eddie Penev (Stanford) Paul Ruggeri (Illinois)	Jake Dalton (Oklahoma)	Sam Mikulak (Michigan)
2013	Trevor Howard (Penn St)	Michael Newburger (Ohio St)	Michael Squires (Oklahoma)	Fred Hartville (Illinois)	Sam Mikulak (Michigan)	Sam Mikulak (Michigan)
2014	Alec Robin (Oklahoma)	Ellis Mannon (Minnesota)	Michael Squires (Oklahoma)	Alec Robin (Oklahoma)	Sam Mikulak (Michigan)	Jordan Valdez (Illinois)
2015	Thad Lawson (Penn St)	Michael Reid (Oklahoma)	Michael Squires (Oklahoma)	Sean Senters (Stanford)	Brian Knott (Stanford)	C. J. Maestas (Illinois)
2016	Colin Van Wicklen (Oklahoma)	Brandon Ngai (Illinois)	Dennis Zaremski (Stanford)	Anthony McCallum (Michigan)	Akash Modi (Stanford)	Akash Modi (Stanford) Alex Johnson (Ohio St)
2017	Yul Moldauer (Oklahoma)	Stephen Nedoroscik (Penn St)	Yul Moldauer (Oklahoma)	Anthony McCallum (Michigan)	Akash Modi (Stanford)	Robert Neff (Stanford)
2018	Yul Moldauer (Oklahoma)	Stephen Nedoroscik (Penn St)	Alex Diab (Illinois)	Yul Moldauer (Oklahoma)	Yul Moldauer (Oklahoma)	Robert Neff (Stanford)
2019	Brody Malone (Stanford)	Alec Yoder (Ohio St)	Alex Diab (Illinois)	Anthony McCallum (Michigan)	Shane Wiskus (Minnesota)	Brody Malone (Stanford)
2020	Canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021	Gage Dyer (Oklahoma)	Ian Skirkey (Illinois)	Shane Wiskus (Minnesota)	Gage Dyer (Oklahoma)	Shane Wiskus (Minnesota)	Brody Malone (Stanford)
2022	Bryan Perla (Stanford)	Chase Clingman (Penn St) Brody Malone (Stanford)	Riley Loos (Stanford)	Paul Juda (Michigan)	Curran Phillips (Stanford)	Brody Malone (Stanford)
2023	Nick Kuebler (Stanford)	Ian Skirkey (Illinois)	Ashton Anaya (Illinois)	Asher Hong (Stanford)	Fred Richard (Michigan)	Fred Richard (Michigan)
2024	Paul Juda (Michigan)	Patrick Hoopes (Air Force)	Asher Hong (Stanford)	Asher Hong (Stanford)	Asher Hong (Stanford)	Tate Costa (Illinois)

† Championships vacated by NCAA Committee on Infractions: the NCAA put Houston Baptist on three-year probation for infractions involving Miguel Rubio and Alfonso Rodriguez. The NCAA penalized Houston Baptist for paying for an airline ticket to Spain for Rodriguez and housing Rubio in the student dormitories before he became a student in 1986. ^[16]

Discontinued events

Year	Trampoline	Tumbling	Rope Climb	Flying Rings
1938 Details	—	Joe Giallombardo (Illinois)	Bob Sears [o] (Army)	Joe Giallombardo (Illinois)
1939 Details		Joe Giallombardo (Illinois)	Ray Belardi (Army)	Ron Hall (USC)
1940 Details		Joe Giallombardo (Illinois)	Stan Ellison (Navy)	Bill Butler [p] (Navy)
1941 Details		John Adkins [q] (Illinois)	Courtney Shanken (Chicago)	Del Daly [r] (Minnesota)
1942 Details		George Szypula (Temple)	Dale Cox (Navy)	Jim Parker (Navy)
1948 Details	Gay Hughes [s] (Illinois)	Charlie Thompson [t] (California)	Ken Foreman (USC)	George Hayes (Temple)
1949 Details	Edsel Buchanan (Michigan)	Charlie Thompson [u] (California)	Ken Foreman (USC)	Jerry Todd (USC)
1949 Details	Edsel Buchanan (Michigan)	Irvin Bedard [v] (Illinois)	Leo Minotti (Syracuse)	Bob Schneider (Navy)
1951	Edsel Buchanan (Michigan)	Bob Sullivan (Illinois)	Leo Minotti (Syracuse)	Mel Stout (Michigan St)
1952	Dick Gutting (Florida St)	Bob Sullivan (Illinois)	John Claybrook (New York)	Jack Sharp (Florida St)
1953	Bob Hazlett (Iowa)	James Sebbo (Syracuse)	Don Perry (UCLA)	Ken Bartlett (Minnesota)
1954	James Norman (Iowa)	Dick Browning (Illinois)	Don Perry (UCLA)	Manuel Procopio (Penn St)
1955	Richard Albershardt (Indiana)	Lloyd Coahran (USC)	Robert Hammond (UCLA)	George Wikler (USC)
1956	Donald Harper (Ohio St)	Dan Lirot (Illinois)	Philip Mullen (Penn St)	Fred Hoerner (Navy)
1957	Glenn Wilson (W. Illinois)	Frank Hailand (Illinois)	Garvin Smith (Cal St LA)	Thomas Darling (Pittsburgh)
1958	Donald Harper (Ohio St)	Frank Hailand (Illinois)	Garvin Smith (Cal St LA)	Thomas Darling (Pittsburgh)
1959	Ed Cole (Michigan)	Dave Dulaney (Penn St)	Don Littlewood (Penn St)	Jay Werner (Penn St)
1960	Larry Snyder (Iowa)	Alvin Barasch (Illinois)	Nelson Hulme (Navy)	John Aaronsohn (Army) Jay Werner (Penn St)
1961	Tom Gompf (Ohio St)	Jack Ryder (Florida St)	Paul Davis (California)	Frank Snay (Navy)
1962	Steve Johnson (Michigan St)	Rusty Mitchell (S. Illinois)	Paul Davis (California)	—
1963	Gary Erwin (Michigan)	Hal Holmes (Illinois)	—
1964	Gary Erwin (Michigan)	Rusty Mitchell (S. Illinois)
1965	Frank Schmitz (S. Illinois)	—
1966	Wayne Miller (Michigan)
1967	Dave Jacobs (Michigan)
1968	George Huntzicker (Michigan)
1969	Dave Jacobs (Michigan)
1970	George Huntzicker (Michigan)

Team titles

Team	Record	Years won
Penn State	12	1948, 1953, 1954, 1957, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1965, 1976, 2000, 2004, 2007
Oklahoma	12	1977, 1978, 1991, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018
Illinois	10	1939, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1950, 1955, 1956, 1958, 1989, 2012
Stanford	10	1992, 1993, 1995, 2009, 2011, 2019, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
Nebraska	8	1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1988, 1990, 1994
Michigan	6	1963, 1970, 1999, 2010, 2013, 2014
California	4	1968, 1975, 1997, 1998
Southern Illinois	4	1964, 1966, 1967, 1972
Iowa State	3	1971, 1973, 1974
Ohio State	3	1985, 1996, 2001
Florida State	2	1951, 1952
UCLA	2	1984, 1987
Arizona State	1	1986
USC	1	1962
Indiana State	1	1977
Chicago	1	1938
Temple	1	1949
Iowa	1	1969
Michigan State	1	1958

See also

• NCAA Division II Men's Gymnastics Championships (1968–82)
• NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships (1982–present)
• Pre-NCAA Gymnastics Champions
• List of gymnastics terms

Notes

1. As taken from a newspaper report. The official NCAA record books do not list a score. ^[3]
2. As reflected in the NCAA Record Book. An Associated Press article reported Temple finished 4th place with 16 points. ^[4]
3. As reflected in the NCAA Record Book. A news article reported this score as 68. ^[5]
4. As reflected in the NCAA Record Book. A news article reported this score as 52. ^[5]
5. As taken from a newspaper report. The official NCAA record books do not list a score. ^[6]
6. As taken from a newspaper report. The official NCAA record books do not list a score. ^[7]
7. Score unknown.
8. As reflected in the NCAA Record Book. Army has also referenced him as Robert Sears. ^[8]
9. As reflected in the NCAA Record Book. Army has also referenced him as Robert Sears. ^[9]
10. As reflected in the NCAA Record Book. Newspaper reports do not mention this event. ^{[10] [11]}
11. As reflected in the NCAA Record Book. Penn State has also referenced him as Harold Zimmerman. ^[12]
12. According to the NCAA record books, Free Exercise (now known as the Floor Exercise) did not award a championship in 1948. However, newspaper reports show the event taking place. ^[13]
13. As reflected in the NCAA Record Book. Penn State has also referenced him as Stephen Greene. ^[14]
14. As reflected in the NCAA Record Book. Syracuse has also referenced him as Eugene Rabbitt. ^[15]
15. As reflected in the NCAA Record Book. Army has also referenced him as Robert Sears. ^[17]
16. As reflected in the NCAA Record Book. Navy has also referenced him as William Butler. ^[18]
17. As reflected in the NCAA Record Book. Illinois has also referenced him as Jack Adkins. ^[19]
18. As reflected in the NCAA Record Book. Minnesota has also referenced him as Delver Daly. ^[20]
19. As reflected in the NCAA Record Book. Illinois has also referenced him as Gaylord Hughes. ^[21]
20. As reflected in the NCAA Record Book. California has also referenced him as Chuck Thompson ^[22] and newspapers have referenced him as Charles Thompson. ^[23]
21. As reflected in the NCAA Record Book. California has also referenced him as Chuck Thompson ^[24] and newspapers have referenced him as Charles Thompson. ^[25]
22. Reflected in the NCAA Record Book as Irving Bedard.

References

1. Schools that Sponsor Men's Gymnastics. USA Gymnastics. Retrieved 2021-03-29.
2. "NATIONAL COLLEGIATE MEN'S GYMNASTICS CHAMPIONSHIPS" (pdf). NCAA. 2023. Retrieved April 23, 2024.
3. "Illini Hitch-Hike to a National Gymnastic Title". Chicago Sunday Tribune . April 16, 1939. p. 2. Retrieved April 24, 2024.
4. "Illini Retain National Gym Title; Navy 2d". Chicago Sunday Tribune . April 14, 1940. p. 2. Retrieved April 26, 2024.
5. "Illinois Retains Gymnastic Title In National Test". Chicago Sunday Tribune . April 13, 1941. p. Part 2, Page 5. Retrieved April 26, 2024.
6. "Penn State Wins, Temple 2d In NCAA Title Gym Meet". The Philadelphia Inquirer . March 28, 1948. p. 4S. Retrieved April 30, 2024.
7. "Temple Takes NCAA Gym Title". The Philadelphia Inquirer . April 18, 1949. pp. 25–26. Retrieved May 3, 2024.
8. "Army West Point Gymnastics 2020 Record Book" (PDF). goarmywestpoint.com. 2020. Retrieved April 30, 2024.
9. "Army West Point Gymnastics 2020 Record Book" (PDF). goarmywestpoint.com. 2020. Retrieved April 30, 2024.
10. "Two Gophers May Go to AAU Gym Tourney". Minneapolis Star Journal . April 14, 1941. p. 22. Retrieved April 30, 2024.
11. "Illinois Retains Gymnastic Title In National Test". Chicago Sunday Tribune . April 13, 1941. p. Part 2, Page 5. Retrieved April 30, 2024.
12. "Men's Gymnastics 2022 Media Guide". issuu.com. 2022. Retrieved April 30, 2024.
13. "Penn State Wins, Temple 2d In NCAA Title Gym Meet". The Philadelphia Inquirer . March 28, 1948. p. 4S. Retrieved April 30, 2024.
14. "Men's Gymnastics 2022 Media Guide". issuu.com. Retrieved April 30, 2024.
15. "Discontinued Sports Letterwinners (Gymnastics)". cuse.com. Retrieved May 23, 2024.
16. Reilley, Mike (April 19, 1990). "Men's Gymnastics Barely Making the Cut in the NCAA : Championships: Budget problems make them one of the first trims, but the women's meet is holding its own". The Los Angeles Times .
17. "Army West Point Gymnastics 2020 Record Book" (PDF). goarmywestpoint.com. 2020. Retrieved April 30, 2024.
18. "Navy Gymnastics 2024 Media Guide" (PDF). 2024. Retrieved April 30, 2024.
19. "2024 Men's Gymnastics Record Book" (PDF). 2024. Retrieved April 30, 2024.
20. "Delver Daly Class of 2007". gophersports.com. Retrieved April 30, 2024.
21. "Fighting Illini Gymnastics 2024 Men's Gymnastics Record Book" (PDF). fightingillini.com. Retrieved April 30, 2024.
22. "CHUCK THOMPSON". calbears.com. Retrieved April 30, 2024.
23. "Penn State Wins, Temple 2d In NCAA Title Gym Meet". The Philadelphia Inquirer . March 28, 1948. p. 4S. Retrieved April 30, 2024.
24. "CHUCK THOMPSON". calbears.com. Retrieved May 3, 2024.
25. "Penn State Wins, Temple 2d In NCAA Title Gym Meet". The Philadelphia Inquirer . March 28, 1948. p. 4S. Retrieved May 3, 2024.

External links

• NCAA men's gymnastics homepage
• NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championship Records through 2023
• Division II NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championship Records 1968-84
• Schools that Sponsor Men's Gymnastics at USA Gymnastics
• Division I Men's Gymnastics Institutions at NCAA