DENVER – The University of Denver gymnastics team will compete at the Corvallis Regional, hosted by Oregon State University in Corvallis, Oregon, the NCAA announced during the NCAA Gymnastics Championship Selection Special live on ESPNU on Monday.
 
Denver will enter NCAA Regionals ranked No. 23 in the country, earning DU a bye in the first round and sending the team straight to the NCAA Second Round on Friday, April 3. DU will compete in the first session of the second round at 1 p.m. PT/2 p.m. MT.
 
CORVALLIS REGIONAL SCHEDULE
Thursday, April 2 – NCAA First Round
2 p.m. PT/3 p.m. MT
San Jose State vs. Washington – Winner advances to the second round
 
Friday, April 3 – NCAA Second Round
Session I – 1 p.m. PT/2 p.m. MT
No. 5-ranked (No. 5 overall seed) Alabama
No. 12-ranked (No. 12 overall seed) Utah
No. 23-ranked Denver
No. 25-ranked Oregon State
 
Session II – 7 p.m. PT/8 p.m. MT
No. 4-ranked (No. 4 overall seed) UCLA
No. 13-ranked (No. 13 overall seed) Minnesota
No. 19-ranked Iowa
Winner of San Jose State/Washington first-round meet
 
Sunday, April 5 – NCAA Regional Final
5 p.m. PT/6 p.m. MT
Top two finishing teams from each of Friday's two NCAA Second Round competitions
 
The top two teams in Sunday's NCAA Regional Final, as well as individual all-around and event specialists as determined by competition in the NCAA Second Round, will advance to the NCAA National Championships in Fort Worth, Texas, on April 16-18.
 
Denver will head to NCAA Regionals as the Big 12 Conference runner-up after placing second overall and behind only No. 12 Utah on Saturday, March 21. DU matched its fifth highest score of the season in the meet and recorded some of its best performances of the year on beam and floor while also registering the highest bars score of any of the six teams across both sessions of the competition.
 
This will be the 27^th consecutive NCAA Regionals appearance for Denver. Six times, the team has advanced to NCAA Nationals, most recently doing so in 2023 at the NCAA Regional champion. In 2025, Denver entered NCAA Regionals as an unseeded team and tied for first with then-No. 4 Utah for first in the second round while also upsetting then-No. 13 Stanford to advance to the NCAA Regional Final.
 
In that regional final meet, DU was just three tenths away from even more stunning upsets, nearly booking a spot at the NCAA National Championships but ultimately placing third overall in the region, behind only Utah and then-No. 5 UCLA – two of the four teams that advanced all the way to the NCAA Championship Final. Denver also upset then-No. 10 Minnesota in the 2025 NCAA Regional Final.
 
Three Denver gymnasts did advance to the 2025 NCAA National Championships – the most individual qualifiers of any school in the country – with Madison Ulrich in the all-round, Rosie Casali on vault and Rylie Mundell on bars. Together, the trio hit all six of their combined routines in Fort Worth and collected three WCGA Postseason All-America honors.
 
Denver will be seeking its seventh team trip to NCAA Nationals. DU has also had at least one gymnast qualify for the NCAA National Championships in 24 of the last 25 seasons (excluding canceled 2020 postseason).