Team USA stars Jordan Chiles and Jade Carey are among those competing for individual NCAA championships in Fort Worth, Texas on Thursday as the 2025 gymnastics championships get underway.
Chiles and Carey, who were part of the U.S. team that won gold at the 2024 Paris Olympics, headline a crowded field that also includes 2021 silver medalist Grace McCallum (Utah) and U.S. alternates Leanne Wong (Florida) and Joscelyn Roberson. Carey, who competes for Oregon State, is favored to win the individual all-around title, while UCLA’s Chiles will look to build on the two NCAA championships she won in 2023 on uneven bars and floor exercise.
In addition to deciding the individual champions, Thursday’s sessions also mark the semifinals of the team event, which will send four schools to Saturday’s final. Reigning champion LSU is a solid bet to make it to Saturday, as is Oklahoma, which has won five of the past eight national championships.
Here’s the latest from the NCAA gymnastics championships:
NCAA gymnastics championships schedule today
First semifinal (4:30 p.m. ET):
- No. 2 Oklahoma (198.450)
- No. 3 Florida (197.425)
- No. 7 Missouri (197.425)
- No. 11 Alabama (197.675)
Second semifinal (9 p.m. ET):
- No. 1 LSU (198.050)
- No. 4 Utah (197.825)
- No. 5 UCLA (197.625)
- No. 8 Michigan State (198.000)
Where to watch NCAA gymnastics
Both sessions of the NCAA women’s gymnastics championship semifinals are being aired on ESPN2 and streamed on ESPN+. They are also available for streaming on ESPN’s app.
When do Jordan Chiles, Jade Carey compete?
Chiles and Carey are both in the second semifinal, which starts at 9 p.m. ET. Chiles will start off on arguably her best apparatus, floor exercise, in the first rotation, likely around 9:15 p.m. ET. Carey will be rotating with LSU and start the night on uneven bars.
Contributing: John Leuzzi
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: NCAA gymnastics championships 2025: Live updates, results
Team USA stars Jordan Chiles and Jade Carey are among those competing for individual NCAA championships in Fort Worth, Texas on Thursday as the 2025 gymnastics championships get underway.
Chiles and Carey, who were part of the U.S. team that won gold at the 2024 Paris Olympics, headline a crowded field that also includes 2021 silver medalist Grace McCallum (Utah) and U.S. alternates Leanne Wong (Florida) and Joscelyn Roberson. Carey, who competes for Oregon State, is favored to win the individual all-around title, while UCLA’s Chiles will look to build on the two NCAA championships she won in 2023 on uneven bars and floor exercise.
In addition to deciding the individual champions, Thursday’s sessions also mark the semifinals of the team event, which will send four schools to Saturday’s final. Reigning champion LSU is a solid bet to make it to Saturday, as is Oklahoma, which has won five of the past eight national championships.
Here’s the latest from the NCAA gymnastics championships:
NCAA gymnastics championships schedule today
First semifinal (4:30 p.m. ET):
- No. 2 Oklahoma (198.450)
- No. 3 Florida (197.425)
- No. 7 Missouri (197.425)
- No. 11 Alabama (197.675)
Second semifinal (9 p.m. ET):
- No. 1 LSU (198.050)
- No. 4 Utah (197.825)
- No. 5 UCLA (197.625)
- No. 8 Michigan State (198.000)
Where to watch NCAA gymnastics
Both sessions of the NCAA women’s gymnastics championship semifinals are being aired on ESPN2 and streamed on ESPN+. They are also available for streaming on ESPN’s app.
When do Jordan Chiles, Jade Carey compete?
Chiles and Carey are both in the second semifinal, which starts at 9 p.m. ET. Chiles will start off on arguably her best apparatus, floor exercise, in the first rotation, likely around 9:15 p.m. ET. Carey will be rotating with LSU and start the night on uneven bars.
Contributing: John Leuzzi
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: NCAA gymnastics championships 2025: Live updates, results
