SAINT PETER, Minn.- The UW-Oshkosh women's gymnastics team collected five All-America medals and a third-place finish at the National Collegiate Gymnastics Association (NCGA) Championship in Saint Peter, Minnesota on Saturday (March 22).
 
The Titans scored 193.100 team points with a 48.325 on the vault, 47.725 on the uneven bars, 48.400 on the balance beam, and 48.650 in the floor exercise.
 
UW-La Crosse won the national title at Gustavus Adolphus College's (Minn.) Gus Young Court with 194.925 points, followed in second by UW-Whitewater at 194.025. State University of New York (SUNY) Cortland was the fourth-highest scoring team with 191.975 points while Rhode Island College and SUNY Brockport finished fifth and sixth with totals of 191.850 and 190.900 points respectively.
 
Mia Lucero (Sr. • Bolingbrook, Ill.) and Averie Evans (Fr. • Fort Worth, Texas) tied for third on the vault with scores of 9.750 points. The finish was Lucero's third All-America honor on the event and fourth of her career and Evans' first award.
 
On the uneven bars, Reanna McGibboney (Jr. • Chester Springs, Pa.) secured her fifth All-America honor and first on the event with a fifth-place score of 9.700 points. Lydia Hayden (Jr. • Broomfield, Colo.) also tallied 9.700 points which was her second national award.
 
Hayden scored a 9.800 on the balance beam, which was good for eighth place. She is now a two-time balance beam All-American after taking third at the 2023 championship.
 
In a tight floor exercise, Delaney Cienkus (Sr. • Plainfield, Ill.) led Oshkosh with a score of 9.800 which was good for 11th place.
 
The Titans secured their 20th trip to the NCGA Championship by winning the NCGA West Regional title for the five consecutive year on March 8 in La Crosse with meet record score of 193.925.