The preseason is starting, and 2024 will be here before we know it. That means it’s time for our annual potential lineups analysis! As gymnasts get back into the gym with new goals for the new season, we’re breaking their prospects down and taking a look at what each team’s lineups may look like come January—from who’s expected to contribute, holes that need to be filled, and exciting upgrades fans should look out for.
The SEC is the premiere conference in NCAA gymnastics, and 2024 is shaping up to be its most competitive season yet thanks to an influx of high-profile transfers, top-notch freshmen classes, and impact players opting to take their COVID year. Parity among the teams is at an all-time high, meaning we could see any number of potential outcomes.
No. 2 Florida
The Gators jockeyed for the top spot all last season, culminating in a gutsy performance at nationals where they finished as runner-up to Oklahoma for the second year in a row. Can they stay on top without Trinity Thomas and Kayla DiCello, or is a rebuilding year unavoidable?
| Losses: | Rachel Baumann, Leah Clapper, Kayla DiCello, Savannah Schoenherr (LSU), Halley Taylor, Trinity Thomas | |||
| Gains: | Alyssa Arana, Kaylee Bluffstone, Gabby Disidore, Skylar Draser, Danie Ferris,… | |||
