Apr 19, 2021
STANFORD, Calif. – For the third consecutive year, Stanford s men s gymnastics coaching staff, led by 19th-year head coach Thom Glielmi, has been named CGA National Coaching Staff of the Year.
As of 1973, the National Head Coach and Assistant Coaches of the Year are presented annually to the coaches of the team that wins the NCAA Championships. The Cardinal captured its seventh NCAA title on Saturday night – repeating as national champion after winning it all in 2019. Stanford s coaching staff also earned the honor in 2020 after the CGA held a vote to determine the winners due to the 2020 season being canceled short during the COVID-19 global pandemic.
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Clash of the titans: No. 1 Oklahoma up next for No. 4 men’s gymnastics
Stanford men s gymnastics will look to maintain its momentum up the rankings against No. 1 Oklahoma on Saturday. (Photo: KAREN HICKEY/isiphotos.com)
on March 12, 2021
Since 2015, No. 1 Oklahoma (5-0, 2-0 MPSF) and No. 4 Stanford (4-1, 2-0 MPSF) have finished as two of the best teams in the nation. Together, they have claimed the last five national championships. On Saturday, these two gymnastics titans will face off in Norman in a rematch of the 2019 NCAA Championships, where the Cardinal emerged victorious by less than a point.
A few months after its clutch performance in Illinois, the Cardinal met the Sooners at the Stanford Open, dominating Oklahoma before the COVID-19 pandemic.
Cal falls to Stanford, readies for meet against Air Force
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Cal competed in-person for the first time this season last Sunday against Stanford. While the Bears notched a score of 386.100, the second-highest team total this season, the Cardinal earned a 412.500, its highest overall team score of the season yet. With the five-up, five-count system kicking in, the blue and gold will square off with No. 14 Air Force in another virtual meet this Saturday, March 13 at 3 p.m. The meet can be streamed through Virtius.
The matchup with Cardinal was full of firsts, as it was not only the first five-up, five-count meet this season but also Cal’s first in-person meet. Fans were not allowed to attend the meet, which was held at Burnham Pavilion.