All NCAA Regional sessions will stream on ESPN+. MSU is the No. 2 seed in the University Park Regional and No. 8 seed overall, which marks the Spartans’ highest-ever seed at regionals. The 2025 NCAA Regionals occur over four regional sites, with four sessions of competition taking place over five days. The first round in University Park […]
All NCAA Regional sessions will stream on ESPN+. MSU is the No. 2 seed in the University Park Regional and No. 8 seed overall, which marks the Spartans’ highest-ever seed at regionals. The 2025 NCAA Regionals occur over four regional sites, with four sessions of competition taking place over five days. The first round in University Park on Wednesday, April 2 will be a ‘play-in’ dual meet between Maryland and West Virginia. MSU begins competition in the second round on Thursday, April 3 at 1 p.m., competing in the first of two sessions alongside third-seeded and ninth-ranked Kentucky, Ohio State and host Penn State. The second session at 7 p.m. will feature No. 1 seed LSU, No. 4 seed Arkansas, Michigan and the winner of Wednesday’s play-in meet. The top two teams from each session will advance to the regional finals on Saturday, April 5 at 5 p.m.
MSU advanced to its third-straight regional final last season, finishing fourth behind NCAA Championships finalists Florida and Utah and Missouri.
EAST LANSING, Mich. – For the fourth-straight season, Michigan State gymnastics earned a bid to the NCAA Gymnastics Regionals and will head to University Park, Pennsylvania, to compete in the NCAA University Park Regional beginning Thursday, April 3.
The top two teams from Saturday’s regional finals will advance to the NCAA Championships in Fort Worth, Texas, on April 17 and 19, joined by the top two teams from the remaining three regions for an eight-team national championship field.
The meet will take place on the campus of Penn State at Rec Hall.
