Three gymnasts from Texas Woman's University (TWU) are set to compete at the NCAA Women's Gymnastics Regional in Tempe, Arizona, on April 2, marking the program's first regional appearance since 2021. Junior Sophia Isbell will compete on vault, while junior Sophie Hernandez and sophomore Kyleigh Ghanbari will take on the floor exercise. This milestone is a significant moment as TWU aims to make a strong statement on the national stage.

By the Numbers
  • Sophia Isbell has an average score of 9.825 and a National Qualifying Score (NQS) of 9.845 on vault.
  • Kyleigh Ghanbari has recorded the team's top floor score of 9.900 three times this season.
Yes, But

Despite the strong qualifications, TWU faces tough competition from other regional gymnasts, making it essential for their gymnasts to perform at their peak to advance further.

State of Play
  • The regionals kick off on April 2 with live scores and streaming available for fans.
  • A watch party for supporters will be hosted in the Student Union at Hubbard Hall in Room 1510 at 9 PM on the same day.
What's Next

Depending on their performances, the gymnasts have an opportunity to advance to the next rounds of competition, potentially leading to individual and team accolades.

Bottom Line

The presence of three athletes at the NCAA regionals underscores a promising comeback for TWU gymnastics, and their performance could redefine the program's trajectory moving forward.