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Towson gymnastics roster

Towson

DI
East Atlantic Gymnastics League
Later seasons
Earlier seasons
2029HS Class of ’28
2028HS Class of ’27
2027Current
2026
2025
SENIORJUNIORSOPHOMOREFRESHMAN
SENIORJUNIORSOPHOMOREFRESHMAN
5TH YEAR + Fifth YearSENIORJUNIOR Transfer from Illinois No longer redshirting No longer redshirtingSOPHOMOREFRESHMAN
5TH YEAR +VT FX Sixth YearSENIORAABB FXUBVT FXAABBJUNIORUB Transfer from UWWUB BBSOPHOMOREVT Transfer from AlabamaVT BB FXFRESHMANFXBBBB FX RedshirtVT Joined in JanuaryVT FXAAUBUB Redshirt
SENIORVT FX Grad transfer from Ill. St.UB BB FXUB BBBB FX Grad transfer from PennUBVT FXJUNIORAAFXUBVT FXAAUB BBSOPHOMOREUB BBVT FXUB BBFRESHMANVTVT UBVT FX

About Towson

Towson is a Division I program in the EAGL, led by head coach Jay Ramirez. The 2026–27 roster has 21 gymnasts, including eight freshmen and one transfer. One recruit has committed to join for 2027–28. They finished 41st in the final national rankings in 2025–26, and they've finished as high as 19th since 2000. They've won one national team title, most recently in 2007. From 2022–26, 84% of the roster competed, against a DI average of 76%.

Final rank, 2025–26
41st
National team title (2007)
1
Final national rank by season

2026–27 roster

  • Most from Georgia
    3 of 21 gymnasts, by club
  • sent 2
    and
  • Youngest roster in the EAGL
    8 freshmen, 38% of the team
  • 1 transfer in
    In:
  • has sent the most
    4 gymnasts since 2010
EventRoster bestTeam record
VT9.875, 49.4Feb 2023
UB9.85, , 49.45Feb 2024
BB9.9, 49.4Feb 2022
FX9.87549.65Feb 2024
AA37.975–

Program history

  • National champion
    USAG 2007
  • 3 individual national titles
    Most: (2)
  • 16 conference team titles
    Most in the ECAC DI; latest 2024
  • 84% of the roster competed
    2022–26, 6th of 63 in DI (average 76%)