Towson University Claims 2026 EAGL Gymnastics Championship

BROOKVILLE, N.Y. – The Towson University gymnastics team secured its third East Atlantic Gymnastics League (EAGL) Championship title in four years on Saturday night, achieving a team score of 196.375. This marks the first time this season the Tigers have surpassed a score of 196.

The Tigers outperformed tournament host Long Island University (195.075), as well as the University of New Hampshire (194.775), Temple University (194.350), and George Washington University (194.125). Towson dominated in all team events, either winning outright or tying for the top score.

Individual Champions and Award Winners

Several Towson gymnasts achieved individual victories:

• Isabella Minervini tied for first on uneven bars with a score of 9.925.
• Isabella DeCroo tied for first on floor exercise with a score of 9.900.
• Jocelyn Lannon tied for first on vault with a score of 9.825.

The EAGL too announced its yearly award winners, with Towson receiving four accolades:

• Isabella Minervini – Gymnast of the Year
• Adriana Hoffman – Specialist of the Year
• Natalie Lindgren – Rookie of the Year
• Jocelyn Lannon – Rookie Specialist of the Year

Event Breakdown

Here’s a appear at Towson’s performance by rotation:

• Bars (rotation two) – 49.125
• Beam (rotation three) – 48.875
• Floor (rotation four) – 49.325
• Vault (rotation five) – 49.000

Historical Context

Towson’s victory makes them the first program to win three EAGL titles in a four-year span since West Virginia University achieved the same feat from 1996-1998. East Atlantic Gymnastics League was formed in 1995.

Looking Ahead

The NCAA Selection Show for the 2026 NCAA Gymnastics Championship is scheduled for Monday, March 23 at noon. The top 36 teams in the Road to Nationals rankings will qualify for the tournament, with individual gymnasts from other teams also having the opportunity to compete. TowsonTigers.com