Live coverage of the 2021 women's gymnastics championship

The third round of the 2021 NC women’s gymnastics championships is complete. Four four-team sessions occurred in four locations — Athens, Morgantown, Tuscaloosa and Salt Lake City. The top two teams highlighted from each meet advance to the semifinal on April 16. 

Here are the final results: 

Athens Regional 

Florida 197.700, Minnesota 197.425, Denver 197.275, NC State 196.150| Results 

Morgantown Regional  

Michigan 198.100, Cal. Berkley 197.750, UCLA 197.275, Ohio State 195.625 | Results

Tuscaloosa Regional 

Oklahoma 198.175, Alabama 197.575, Arkansas 196.700, Missouri 196.550 | Results 

Salt Lake City Regional 

Utah 197.925, LSU 197.730, Arizona State 197.600, Kentucky 197.600 | Results 

You can view the updated bracket here. 

The NC women's gymnastics regionals finals are happening today. Two four-team sessions took place in eight locations in the previous sessions. The top two teams from each of those meets advanced to today's regional finals. Teams will compete in the following events: vault, bar, beam and floor. Click here to view the current bracket.

Below are the teams competing in today's regional finals. Competition begins at 7 p.m. local time:

Athens Regional | Watch live | Live scoring

Minnesota, Denver, Florida, NC State

Morgantown Regional | Watch live | Live scoring

Cal, Ohio State, Michigan, UCLA

Tuscaloosa Regional | Watch live | Live scoring

Alabama, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Missouri

Salt Lake City Regional | Watch live | Live scoring 

Utah, Arizona State, Kentucky, LSU

Alabama Athletics

The first sessions for the second round of the 2021 NC women's gymnastics championships have come to a close. Minnesota, Denver, Cal, Ohio State, Alabama, Arkansas, Utah and Arizona State have all advanced to the third round. 

Here are results from the first sessions, along with the schedule for each night session:

California Athletics

The NC women's gymnastics regionals continue today. Two four-team sessions take place in eight locations, with the top two teams from each meet advancing to tomorrow's regional finals. Teams will compete in the following events: vault, bar, beam and floor. Click here to view the current bracket.

Check out Day 2's regional matchups below.

Athens Regional (Stageman Center - University of Georgia)

Session I | 1 p.m. ET | Watch live | Live scoring

• Minnesota, Denver, Georgia, Oregon State

Session II | 7 p.m. ET | Watch live | Live scoring

• Florida, Illinois, Central Michigan, NC State

Morgantown Regional (WVU Coliseum - West Virginia University)

Session I | 1 p.m. ET | Watch live | Live scoring

• BYU, Cal, Ohio State, Towson

Session II | 7 p.m. ET | Watch live | Live scoring

• Michigan, West Virginia, Kent State, UCLA

Tuscaloosa Regional (Coleman Coliseum - University of Alabama)

Session I | 2 p.m. ET | Watch live | Live scoring

• Alabama, Arkansas, Iowa, Iowa State

Session II | 8 p.m. ET | Watch live | Live scoring

• Maryland, Oklahoma, Auburn, Missouri

Salt Lake City Regional (Maverik Center - University of Utah)

Session I | 3 p.m. ET | Watch live | Live scoring

• Utah, Arizona State, Boise State, Southern Utah

Session II | 9 p.m. ET | Watch live | Live scoring

• LSU, Kentucky, Utah State, Arizona

The 2021 NC women's gymnastics regionals start today. The first round of the weekend's competition takes place at four regional sites with the eighth and ninth seeds in each region squaring off. Teams will compete in the following events: vault, bars, beam and floor. The winning team will advance to the eight-team regional semifinal on Friday, April 2. Check out the first round regional matchups below.

Athens Regional 3 p.m. ET (Stageman Center - University of Georgia)

• NC State  vs Western Michigan | Watch Live | Live Scoring |

Morgantown Regional 3 p.m. ET (WVU Coliseum - West Virginia University)

• West Virginia vs Penn State | Watch Live | Live Scoring |

Tuscaloosa Regional 4 p.m. ET (Coleman Coliseum - University of Alabama)

• Eastern Michigan vs Maryland | Watch Live | Live Scoring |

Salt Lake City Regional 5 p.m. ET (Maverik Center - University of Utah)

• Temple vs Arizona | Watch Live | Live Scoring |

The NCAA announced the teams, top 12 all-around competitors and top 16 event specialists that will compete in the regionals set for Thursday, April 1 through Saturday, April 3.

The top 36 teams based on national qualifying score (NQS) were selected for the regionals. The committee named the top 16 and seeded them into the bracket. Teams 17 through 36 were then placed geographically at one of four regional sites — meaning nine teams will compete at each region.

The top two teams and the top all-around competitor (who is not on an advancing team) from each regional will receive an automatic berth to the national championships. The top event specialist at each regional who is not part of an advancing team or all-around competitor will also advance in that event only.

Click or tap here for the 2021 championship bracket.

Athens Regional (University of Georgia, host)

Teams:
Florida
Minnesota
Denver
Illinois
*Georgia
Oregon State
Central Michigan
NC State
Western Michigan

All-Around Competitors:
Emily Shepard, NC State
Elizabeth Culton, North Carolina
Payton Murphy, Western Michigan

Individual Event Specialists:
Vault – Anika Dujakovich, Nebraska 
Vault – Chloe Negrete, NC State
Uneven Bars – Kynsee Robey, Nebraska
Uneven Bars – Kinsey Davis, Nebraska
Uneven Bars – Katelyn Cox, NC State
Uneven Bars – Meredith Robinson, NC State
Balance Beam – Kynsee Roby, Nebraska
Balance Beam – Kaitlyn Higgins, Nebraska
Balance Beam – Kathryn Thaler, Nebraska
Balance Beam – Chloe Negrete, NC State
Floor Exercise – Chloe Negrete, NC State
Floor Exercise – Kylie Piringer, Nebraska
Floor Exercise – Isabel Goyco, Texas Woman’s

Click here for the Athens Regional competition rotation order

Morgantown Regional (West Virginia University, host)

Teams:
Michigan
California
Brigham Young
UCLA
Ohio State
Towson
Kent State
Penn State
*West Virginia

All-Around Competitors:
Cassidy Rushlow, Penn State
Hannah Joyner, Rutgers
Belle Huang, Rutgers 

Individual Event Specialists:
Vault – Courtney Mitchell, Lindenwood
Vault – Aleah Leman, Lindenwood
Vault – Kyndall Baze, Lindenwood
Vault – Kylie Gorgenyi. New Hampshire
Uneven Bars – Ava Verdeflor, Penn State
Uneven Bars – Alissa Bonsall, Penn State
Uneven Bars – Katrina Coca, Pittsburgh
Uneven Bars – Katie Chamberlain, Pittsburgh
Uneven Bars – Kylie Gorgenyi, New Hampshire
Balance Beam – Hailey Lui, New Hampshire
Balance Beam – Robyn Kelley, New Hampshire
Balance Beam – Alyssa Worthington, New Hampshire
Balance Beam – Lauren Beckwith, Pittsburgh
Floor Exercise – Robyn Kelly, New Hampshire
Floor Exercise –Melissa Astarita, Penn State 
Floor Exercise – Kendra Combs, West Virginia
Floor Exercise – Abbie Pierson, West Virginia
Floor Exercise – Kiana Lewis, West Virginia

Click here for the Morgantown Regional competition rotation order

Salt Lake City Regional (University of Utah, host)

Teams:
LSU
*Utah
Arizona Sate
Kentucky
Boise State
Southern Utah
Utah State
Temple
Arizona

All-Around Competitors:
Ariana Castrence, Temple
Skylar Killough-Wilhelm, Washington
Tara Kofmehl, Northern Illinois

Individual Event Specialists:
Vault – Geneva Thompson, Washington
Vault – Deja Chambliss, George Washington
Vault – Allie Smith, Washington 
Vault – Julianna Roland, Temple
Vault – Malia Hargrove, Arizona
Vault – Amara Cunningham, Washington
Uneven Bars – Natalie Hamp, Northern Illinois
Uneven Bars – Geneva Thompson, Washington
Uneven Bars – Alexandra Fochler, Bowling Green
Balance Beam – Jessica Castles, Arizona
Balance Beam – Sirena Linton, Arizona
Balance Beam – Zoie Schroeder, Northern Illinois
Balance Beam – Anna Kaziska, Southeast Missouri State
Floor Exercise – Amara Cunningham, Washington
Floor Exercise – Faith Leary, Temple
Floor Exercise – Anna Kaziska, Southeast Missouri State
Floor Exercise – Julianna Roland, Temple
Floor Exercise – Malia Hargrove, Arizona

Click here for the Salt Lake City Regional competition rotation order

Tuscaloosa Regional (University of Alabama, host)

Teams:
Oklahoma
*Alabama
Arkansas
Auburn
Iowa
Iowa State
Missouri
Eastern Michigan
Maryland

All-Around Competitors:
Audrey Barber, Maryland
Angelica Labat, Illinois State 
Hadyn Crossen, Eastern Michigan

Individual Event Specialists:
Vault – Alexis Rubio, Maryland
Vault – Reese McClure, Maryland
Vault – Victoria Henry, Ball State
Vault – Collea Burgess, Maryland
Uneven Bars – Cortney Bezold, Eastern Michigan
Uneven Bars – Jada Rondeau, Eastern Michigan
Uneven Bars – Grace Evans, Ball State
Uneven Bars – Megan Teter, Ball State
Balance Beam – Caitlin Satler, Eastern Michigan
Balance Beam – Jada Rondeau, Eastern Michigan
Balance Beam – Reese McClure, Maryland
Balance Beam – Shannon Gregory, Eastern Michigan
Floor Exercise – Cameron Topp, Illinois State
Floor Exercise – Claudia Goyco, Ball State
Floor Exercise – Jada Rondeau, Eastern Michigan

Click here for the Tuscaloosa Regional competition rotation order

* Denotes Regional Host.

Oklahoma (198.3375) edged LSU (197.8250) to take home the women's gymnastics team national championship last season. It was the Sooners' fourth national title. All four came in the past seven years.

Click or tap here for the full final scores, team and individual, from the 2019 championships. The 2020 championships was canceled amid COVID-19 concerns. Below is the year-by-year national championship history since 1982.