DENVER – Two future University of Denver gymnasts signed National Letters of Intent for the 2023-24 season, Joy S. Burns Women's Gymnastics Head Coach Melissa Kutcher-Rinehart announced on Thursday.
 
Maddison Reidenbach and Madison Ulrich both signed their NLIs to attend DU beginning in the fall of 2023.
 
"We're excited to welcome Maddison and Madison – our two M&Ms – to the Denver Gymnastics family," Kutcher-Rinehart said. "They both compete and train at a high level, and have a strong command over their gymnastics; but they'll bring different strengths and their own unique brands of gymnastics to our team. They're quality students, athletes and people who are committed and passionate about DU, and they embody our philosophy of teamwork, character and excellence. We're excited to get them into lineups, and both will be competitive on the team right away."
 
Madison Reidenbach is a Level 10 gymnast from Hudson, Wisconsin, and trains at Flips Gymnastics. She is a four-star recruit, according to College Gym News.
 
Reidenbach is a three-time USAG Development Program Level 10 National Championships qualifier, most recently tying for eighth on vault in 2022. In 2019, she was second on bars, fifth in the all-around and tied for eighth on floor at Level 10 Nationals; and she added a sixth-place finish on bars and an 11^th-place finish in the all-around at the 2021 Level 10 Nationals.
 
At the 2022 Region 4 Championships, she won four of the five possible titles, placing first in the all-around and on vault, bars and floor. In total, she has placed in the top three seven times across three Region 4 Championships appearances including all three times in the all-around.
 
"Maddison is a strong, powerful gymnast," Kutcher-Rinehart said. "She's very competitive but has an even-keeled approach to her gymnastics, and we'll be able to rely on her steady and consistent performances on all four events."
 
WATCH: Maddison Reidenbach Highlights
 
Madison Ulrich is a Level 10 gymnast from Southeastern Gymnastics, calling Fort Mill, South Carolina, home. She is a five-star recruit, according to College Gym News.
 
Ulrich is a two-time USAG Development Program Level 10 National Team Member, most recently in 2021 after winning the all-around and placing second on bars, third on beam and fifth on vault. She tied for second in the all-around at the 2019 Level 10 Nationals while winning the beam title and tying for third on bars. She also made the 2019 Level 10 National Team after finishing second in the all-around at Level 10 Nationals.
 
Twice she has competed at the prestigious Nastia Liukin Cup. In 2020, she won the beam title and placed second on bars. In 2019, she was second in the all-around and on beam, and added a tie for second on floor and a third-place finish on bars.
 
"Madison has an elegant style to her gymnastics with clean lines," Kutcher-Rinehart said. "She does incredibly difficult skills but makes them look effortless. She, too, is super competitive and one of the top performers in the nation with multiple accolades."
 
WATCH: Madison Ulrich – Vault | Bars | Beam | Floor
 
Season tickets for the 2023 University of Denver gymnastics season are now on sale, starting at $40. Season ticket holders from the 2022 season have received an email to renew their tickets for the 2023 season. They may also renew their seats by calling the Ritchie Center Box Office at 303-871-4625 and should not renew them through DenverPioneers.com.
 
Fans wishing to purchase new season tickets can do so at DenverPioneers.com/Tickets or by calling the Ritchie Center Box Office at 303-871-4625.
 
Fans can get their first look at the 2023 team at DU's annual Crimson & Gold Intrasquad, set for December 18 at 2 p.m. in Magness Arena. Admission is free.

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