NCAA women’s gymnastics individual all-around champions, since 1982

Here's a complete look at all the individual all-around champions in NCAA women's gymnastics history, dating back to 1982. Florida's Trinity Thomas won the 2022 title, ending Oklahoma's run of three in a row after Maggie Nichols (2018-2019) and Anastasia Webb (2021).

Besides securing the all-around title, Thomas won on bars and the floor. She is the first Gator to win the all-around since Alex McMurtry in 2017.

Here's the full list of individual all-around national champions:

Eleven schools have an individual all-around champion, with nine of those 11 seeing multiple winners.

WINNING IT ALL: Schools with the most team titles

Georgia leads the most with seven, including three from Courtney Kupets (2006, 2007 and 2009). Kupets also won titles in all events: vault (2007), uneven bars (2006, 2009), balance beam (2006, 2009) and floor exercise (2009).

Kentucky's Jenny Hansen has done something no one else has — win three in a row (1993-1995). Hansen earned event crowns in the vault (1994, 1995), beam (1994, 1995) and in floor exercise (1995).

Here are schools with individual all-around winners:

• Georgia — 7
• Alabama, Florida — 6
• Oklahoma, UCLA and Utah — 5
• Kentucky — 3
• Michigan and Nebraska — 2
• Arizona State and LSU — 1