Texas State University launches first NCAA Division I gymnastics program
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 1, 2026, 6:16 PM
Last updated Jun 1, 2026
Texas State University has announced the creation of its first NCAA Division I women’s gymnastics program, set to debut in spring 2028. Texas has a storied history in gymnastics, producing numerous Olympic champions and top collegiate talent. Texas State aims to join the revamped Pac-12 Athletic Conference, competing against teams like Oregon State and Utah State. The university is currently conducting a national search for a head coach to lead the program, which will capitalize on Texas's rich gymnastics resources. This initiative marks a significant development for aspiring gymnasts looking to compete at the highest collegiate level without leaving the state.
- •Texas State will begin competition in spring 2028.
- •The program will join the Pac-12 Athletic Conference.
- •Texas has produced many Olympic-level gymnasts, including Simone Biles.
- •University officials aim to build a competitive gymnastics program.
- •A national search for a head coach is currently underway.
- 6:16 PMYahoo Sports — Texas Has Long Been The Epicenter Of U.S. Gymnastics. In 2028, It’s Finally Going DI.
"After decades of producing Olympic champions and exporting top collegiate recruits across the country, Texas will finally have a Division I gymnastics destination at Texas State University.
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