Alabama gymnastics announces 2027 schedule featuring NCAA powers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 14, 2026, 7:50 PM
Last updated Sep 14, 2026

Alabama gymnastics will host several top teams in its 2027 schedule revealed on September 14. The schedule includes five home meets at Coleman Coliseum, with notable opponents like Oklahoma, LSU, and Florida, all of which finished among the top teams at the 2026 NCAA Championships. The season opener is against Auburn on January 15, followed by a four-team non-conference meet on January 22. Other key home meets will include LSU on February 19 and Oklahoma on March 7. Postseason action is set to begin on March 20 with the SEC Championship in Tampa, Florida, leading into NCAA regionals and championships in mid-April. Meet locations and times are still to be announced.
- •Alabama hosts Oklahoma, LSU, and Florida in 2027.
- •Home opener against Auburn on January 15.
- •Postseason starts March 20 with SEC Championship.
- •Competing at Elevate the Stage in Birmingham on February 14.
- 7:50 PMYahoo Sports — Alabama gymnastics reveals 2027 schedule, with several NCAA powers coming to town
"Alabama gymnastics will host three 2026 NCAA podium finishers at Coleman Coliseum in the Crimson Tide's 2027 schedule.
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