Utah Gymnastics Earns NCAA Regional Berth in Los Angeles
3/20/2023 10:27 AM | Gymnastics
Utes head to Los Angeles as the second seed.
INDIANAPOLIS – Fifth-ranked Utah Gymnastics earned an NCAA Regional berth in the Los Angeles Regional this year, heading to Pauley Pavilion as the second seed at the regional site. Utah will begin action in the NCAA Regional Second Round on Thursday, March 30, competing in the afternoon session at 3 p.m. MT.
Joining Utah in the afternoon session will be No. 12 Auburn, Southern Utah, and Washington. The evening session at 8 p.m. MT features No. 4 UCLA, No. 13 Missouri, Stanford, and the winner of the play-in round between BYU and Boise State. Teams were seeded No. 1-16 based on National Qualifying Scores, while the remaining 20 qualifiers were placed in regions geographically.
The top two finishing teams of each session will advance to the NCAA Regional Final on Saturday, April 1, at 6 p.m. MT. Then, the top two finishing teams from the regional final will earn a spot at the 2023 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships in Fort Worth, Texas, on Apr. 13-15.
Utah Gymnastics is competing for a record 47th-consecutive national championship appearance this season. Utah is the only program in the nation to qualify for every national championship. The Red Rocks have won 33 regional titles (30 NCAA) and have finished second the other 13 years.
The Utes are coming off the program's third-straight Pac-12 Championship, marking the first time a team has won three consecutive Pac-12 titles since the league expanded in 2012. The conference title marks Utah's 10th title overall after the Red Rocks have now claimed six Pac-12 Championships and all four Pac-12 Regular Season Championships.
For the most up to date information regarding tickets for the Los Angeles NCAA Regional, follow @UtahGymnastics on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Ticket information can also be found on UtahUtes.com once more information is made available.
2023 NCAA Regional Fields
Joining Utah in the afternoon session will be No. 12 Auburn, Southern Utah, and Washington. The evening session at 8 p.m. MT features No. 4 UCLA, No. 13 Missouri, Stanford, and the winner of the play-in round between BYU and Boise State. Teams were seeded No. 1-16 based on National Qualifying Scores, while the remaining 20 qualifiers were placed in regions geographically.
The top two finishing teams of each session will advance to the NCAA Regional Final on Saturday, April 1, at 6 p.m. MT. Then, the top two finishing teams from the regional final will earn a spot at the 2023 NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championships in Fort Worth, Texas, on Apr. 13-15.
Utah Gymnastics is competing for a record 47th-consecutive national championship appearance this season. Utah is the only program in the nation to qualify for every national championship. The Red Rocks have won 33 regional titles (30 NCAA) and have finished second the other 13 years.
The Utes are coming off the program's third-straight Pac-12 Championship, marking the first time a team has won three consecutive Pac-12 titles since the league expanded in 2012. The conference title marks Utah's 10th title overall after the Red Rocks have now claimed six Pac-12 Championships and all four Pac-12 Regular Season Championships.
For the most up to date information regarding tickets for the Los Angeles NCAA Regional, follow @UtahGymnastics on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. Ticket information can also be found on UtahUtes.com once more information is made available.
2023 NCAA Regional Fields
| Norman Regional Session 1 8 Alabama 9 Kentucky Illinois Iowa Session 2 1 Oklahoma 16 Ohio State Arkansas NC State/Ball State |
Denver Regional Session 1 6 LSU 11 Oregon State Georgia Nebraska Session 2 3 Michigan 14 Denver Minnesota Arizona/North Carolina |
| Los Angeles Regional Session 1 5 Utah 12 Auburn Southern Utah Washington Session 2 4 UCLA 13 Missouri Stanford BYU/Boise State |
Pittsburgh Regional Session 1 7 California 10 Michigan State Western Michigan West Virginia Session 2 2 Florida 15 Arizona State Maryland Towson/Penn State |
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