Stanford and Michigan Advance to Baton Rouge NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Regional Final
Stanford and Michigan have secured their spots in the Baton Rouge Regional final of the NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships, as of April 2, 2026. The teams progressed following performances in the regional competition.
Regional Competition Details
The second round of the NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Regionals took place in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Stanford, seeded seventh, and Michigan, seeded tenth, were among the teams competing for a place in the final. They faced off against North Carolina and Utah State [1].
Recent Results and Updates
Live updates from the regionals indicate that Stanford and Michigan successfully advanced to the Baton Rouge Regional final [3], [1]. The competition is being held at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center in Baton Rouge, Louisiana [4].
Stanford’s Performance
Stanford finished as the runner-up in the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) Championship on March 21, 2026, with a team total of 197.075, just 0.025 points behind Clemson [4]. Juniors Temple Landry and Sienna Robinson shared the beam title with a score of 9.925, and freshman Ana Bărbosu won the floor championship with 9.950 [4].
ACC Honors
Stanford received several ACC honors this year. Tabitha Yim was named ACC Coach of the Year, Anna Roberts was honored as ACC Gymnast of the Year, and Sienna Robinson was awarded ACC Specialist of the Year [4].
Looking Ahead
Stanford and Michigan will continue to compete in the Baton Rouge Regional final, striving for a place in the NCAA Championships. Further updates and results will be available as the competition progresses.
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