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Four Red Rocks Earn WCGA Regular Season All-America Honors
3/31/2025 10:40 AM | Gymnastics
McCallum, Smith, Winger, and Neff get first team and second team recognition
SALT LAKE CITY— Four Red Rocks were named to the Women's Collegiate Gymnastics Association's Regular Season All-America Teams after outstanding performances in the 2025 season.
Grace McCallum, Makenna Smith, Camie Winger, and Avery Neff either placed in the WCGA's first or second team based on the following criteria for Division I gymnasts:
First Team All-America shall be awarded to the top eight finishers, plus ties, of the NCAA regular season for all four events plus the all-around. Second Team All-America shall be awarded to the ninth through 16th place finishers, plus ties, of the NCAA regular season for all four events plus the all-around.
McCallum and Smith both earned spots in the All-Around Second Team as the 9th (39.610) and 10th (39.600) ranked gymnasts in all four events per their National Qualifying Scores (NQS).
Smith went on to earn Vault First Team honors (tied for fourth with a 9.935 NQS) and Floor Second Team (tied 14th in the country with a 9.930).
Amazing Grace earned additional recognition on the Bars First Team (tied for second posting a 9.955) and Beam First Team (tied fourth with a 9.940).
Not to be left out, Winger and Neff made names for themselves on the Beam Second Team with both athletes currently tied 15th in the country (9.915) on the event.
Fans have one more opportunity to check out all four athletes, plus the rest of the Red Rocks lineup this week as the Huntsman Center plays host to the Salt Lake City Regional April 2-5. Tickets can be purchased here.
Grace McCallum, Makenna Smith, Camie Winger, and Avery Neff either placed in the WCGA's first or second team based on the following criteria for Division I gymnasts:
First Team All-America shall be awarded to the top eight finishers, plus ties, of the NCAA regular season for all four events plus the all-around. Second Team All-America shall be awarded to the ninth through 16th place finishers, plus ties, of the NCAA regular season for all four events plus the all-around.
McCallum and Smith both earned spots in the All-Around Second Team as the 9th (39.610) and 10th (39.600) ranked gymnasts in all four events per their National Qualifying Scores (NQS).
Smith went on to earn Vault First Team honors (tied for fourth with a 9.935 NQS) and Floor Second Team (tied 14th in the country with a 9.930).
Amazing Grace earned additional recognition on the Bars First Team (tied for second posting a 9.955) and Beam First Team (tied fourth with a 9.940).
Not to be left out, Winger and Neff made names for themselves on the Beam Second Team with both athletes currently tied 15th in the country (9.915) on the event.
Fans have one more opportunity to check out all four athletes, plus the rest of the Red Rocks lineup this week as the Huntsman Center plays host to the Salt Lake City Regional April 2-5. Tickets can be purchased here.
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