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Georgia gymnastics roster

Georgia

DI
Southeastern Conference
Later seasons
Earlier seasons
2029HS Class of ’28
2028HS Class of ’27
2027Current
2026
2025
SENIORJUNIORSOPHOMOREFRESHMAN
SENIORJUNIORSOPHOMOREFRESHMAN
SENIORJUNIOR Transfer from ArkansasSOPHOMOREFRESHMAN Graduated HS early
SENIORVT UB FXBBFXVT UB BBFXJUNIORVT BBUB BB FXUB BB FXBBAASOPHOMOREVT FXBB FXBB FXFRESHMANVTVT UBUBVT BB FX Joined in JanuaryUB BB
SENIORVT Grad transfer from ASUJUNIORVT UB FX Transfer from NebraskaBB Transfer from UtahUB FX Graduated earlyVT UB BBVT FXVT UB BBFXSOPHOMOREBBAAUB FXBBAAFRESHMANVT FXUB Graduated HS earlyBBUB BB FXVT BBBB

About Georgia

Georgia is a Division I program in the SEC, led by head coach Cécile Canqueteau-Landi. The 2026–27 roster has 20 gymnasts, including five freshmen and one transfer. Four recruits have committed to join for 2027–28. They finished 6th in the final national rankings in 2025–26. They've won five national team titles, most recently in 2009. From 2022–26, 83% of the roster competed, against a DI average of 76%.

Final rank, 2025–26
6th
National titles since 2000
5
All-American honors since 2015
21
Seasons with a perfect 10 since 2014
6
Final national rank by season

2026–27 roster

  • Most from Ohio
    4 of 20 gymnasts, by club
  • sent 3
    , and
  • 1 transfer in, 3 out
    In:
  • has sent the most
    4 gymnasts since 2010
EventRoster bestTeam record
VT9.97549.925Feb 1996
UB1049.775Feb 1996
BB9.975, , , , 49.65Apr 1998
FX1049.85Mar 1997
AA39.675–

Program history

  • 8 Honda and 3 AAI Award winners
    2009, 2008, 2007 and 5 more; AAI: 2009, 1999 and 1 more
  • All-American leader
    and (5 each)
  • 16 conference team titles
    Most in the SEC; latest 2008
  • 83% of the roster competed
    2022–26, 7th of 63 in DI (average 76%)
  • Top 10 in 3 of the last 10 seasons
    Final national rankings, 2017–2026