No. 4 Utah faces another Top 25 matchup against No. 24 ASU

The fourth-ranked Utah Gymnastics team is set for another road test this Friday, February 14, as they take on the 24th-ranked Arizona State Gym Devils.

The Red Rocks remain a dominant force in collegiate gymnastics, holding steady in the national rankings after securing a convincing 197.675-196.125 victory over No. 19 Arizona at home in the Huntsman Center during Alumni Night. Their impressive performance marked the second-highest score of the season, continuing their streak of excellence.

A key highlight from last week's meet was the return of freshman standout Avery Neff to bars competition for the first time since January 17, where she posted a solid 9.825. Senior Grace McCallum once again led the way, winning the all-around title with a 39.650. Her standout performances included a season-high 9.90 on vault and 9.925s on both beam and floor. Not far behind was junior Makenna Smith, who placed second in the all-around with a 39.625, tying her career-high on vault with a remarkable 9.975.

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The Red Rocks continue to rank among the nation’s best in all four events—sixth on vault, third on bars, second on beam, and eighth on floor—while sitting at No. 4 in the all-around standings. Individually, McCallum holds top rankings, placing second on bars and seventh in the all-around. Smith is ranked sixth on vault and 10th in the all-around. Additionally, Camie Winger and Avery Neff have emerged as key contributors, with Winger ranking 17th on beam and ninth in the all-around, while Neff is tied for 11th on beam and 22nd on vault.

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Under head coach Carly Dockendorf, who made history last year by leading the team to a Final Four appearance in her first season, Utah remains a national championship contender. The team returned 16 routines from last year’s third-place NCAA Championship finish and boasts five All-Americans on its roster.

With momentum on their side and a deep, talented lineup, Utah looks to extend its dominance against Arizona State. The meet will be televised live on ESPN+, giving fans a chance to watch the Red Rocks continue their quest for another conference title and a deep postseason run.