CGA Press Release
2022 National Academic Team Champions And All-American Scholar-Athletes in Men’s Gymnastics
Stanford has been declared the 2022 College Gymnastics Association’s national academic team champion, earning their tenth national academic title since the inception of the team award in 1991. William & Mary finished second with Michigan taking third place. Springfield and Illinois were fourth and fifth respectively with California-Berkeley, Ohio State, Nebraska, Navy, and Army West Point rounding out the top 10. The College Gymnastics Association’s top 10 academic teams for men’s gymnastics are:
Stanford – 3.533
William & Mary - 3.453
Michigan - 3.452
Springfield - 3.416
Illinois - 3.253
California-Berkeley - 3.217
Ohio State - 3.180
Nebraska - 3.170
Navy - 3.168
Army West Point - 3.112
Honorable Mention: Oklahoma, Air Force, Penn State
The College Gymnastics Association has also honored 97 individual gymnasts as 2022 First Team All-America Scholar-Athletes for attaining a 3.5 grade point average or higher and 41 Second Team All-America Scholar-Athletes for attaining a grade point average between 3.499 and 3.2.
The 97 first team All-America Scholar-Athletes for men’s gymnastics are:
4.0 grade point averages: Michael Artlip, Penn State; Andrew Brower, Ohio State; Ian Dinmore, Navy; Chris Osgood, Stanford
3.999-3.90 grade point averages: Mark Berlaga, Stanford; Alan Camillus, Oklahoma; JR Chou, Stanford; Casey Cummings, Michigan; Aleksandr Kuzmenchuk, William & Mary; Ian Lasic-Ellis, Michigan; Will Lavanakul, California-Berkeley; Vishal Mandava, Navy; Moritz Mueller, Nebraska; Sam Phillips, Nebraska; Dominic Ramalho, Springfield; Matthew Rosendahl, Navy; Blake Sun, Stanford; Christian Wilkey, Springfield; David Willett, Michigan; Dylan Young
3.899-3.80 grade point averages: Arthur Ashton, Ohio State; Malcolm Baytop, William & Mary; Joseph Buselmeier, Army West Point; Andrae Butler, Springfield; Dylan Colangelo, Springfield; Aidan Cuy, William & Mary; Maksim Farkhadau, Illinois; Alan Gerdov, Michigan; Ian Gunther, Stanford; Donovan Hewitt, Ohio State; Chris Hiser, Nebraska; Yan Inhaber-Courchesne, Illinois; Jonathan Irwin, William & Mary; Paul Juda, Michigan; Kyle Lukaesko, Springfield; Eric Lung, Penn State; Connor McCool, Illinois; Luke McFarland, Stanford; Curran Phillips, Stanford; Rithik Puri, Michigan; Jadon Roberson, Ohio State; Tyler Rockwood, Ohio State; Dexter Roettker, Ohio State; Kyle Shuttle, Michigan; Nate Warren, Penn State; William Welsby, Springfield
3.799-3.70 grade point averages: Matthew Browne, Springfield; Charles Kramer, Springfield; Riley Loos, Stanford; Nick Mock, Penn State; Bryan Perla, Stanford; Daniel Simmons, Oklahoma; Connor van Loo, Navy; Virgil Watkins, Michigan
3.699-3.60 grade point averages: Harrison Andary, Ohio State; Patrick Armstrong, Army West Point; Jake Bonnay, Nebraska; Noah Dhaliwal, Springfield; David Handron, Springfield; Kalvin Kingshill, Army West Point; Dylan Kolak, Illinois; Yu-Chen Lee, California-Berkeley; Evan Manivong, Illinois; Logan McGlynn; Charlie Miles, Air Force; Lais Najjar, Michigan; Kameron Nelson, Ohio State; Brandon Nguyen, Stanford; Samuel Piper, William & Mary; Jackson Pophal, Army West Point; Colin Stenger, Michigan; Colt Walker, Stanford
3.599-3.50 grade point averages: Javier Alfonso, Michigan; Beckett Anderson, Air Force; Andrew Bitner, Stanford; Syam Buradagunta, Navy; Casimir Buske, Navy; Curtis Chang, Ohio State; Taylor Christopulos, Nebraska; Emre Dodanli, Oklahoma; Eric Engelke, Navy; Noah Everett, Air Force; Michael Fletcher, Illinois; Aidan Giusti, California-Berkeley; Dillan King, Nebraska; Nick Kuebler, Stanford; Samuel Lee, William & Mary; Thomas Lee, Stanford; Christian Marsh, William & Mary; Clay Mason-Stephen, Illinois; Miles Miller, Michigan; Zachary Patrick, William & Mary; Christopher Scales, California-Berkeley; Derek Schlagenhauf, Penn State; Matt Szot, Stanford; Jesse Tyndall, Ohio State; Joshua Williams, Navy
The 41 second team All-America Scholar-Athletes for men’s gymnastics are:
3.499-3.40 grade point averages: Hamish Carter, Illinois; Josh Cook, Illinois; Alex Fitzgerald, Springfield; Felix Kriedemann, Springfield; Evan Kriley, Nebraska; Dylan LeClair, Nebraska; Dhiren Lucthman, Navy; Hunter Mamawal, Army West Point; Logan McKeown, Michigan; Colton O’Brien, Springfield; Christopher Reed, Michigan; Reid Ross, William & Mary; Tyler Shimizu, California-Berkeley; Ian Skirkey, Illinois; Timothy Templeton, Springfield; Blake Wilson, Stanford; Landon Wu, California-Berkeley
3.399-3.30 grade point averages: Cred Bold, Michigan; Joshua Corona, Oklahoma; Cooper Giles, Nebraska; Christian Gulotta, William & Mary; Khalil Jackson, Nebraska; Tomohiro Kawada, Ohio State; Angel Leon, Ohio State; Steven Lukasik, Michigan; Mitchell Monahan, Army West Point; Noah Sano, California-Berkeley; Markus Shears, Michigan; Edward Yao, Michigan
3.299-3.20 grade point averages: Alexander Brown, Navy; Liam Doherty-Herwitz, Nebraska; Brigham Frentheway, Oklahoma; Juan Gomez, Springfield; Sabastian Gordon, Navy; Cesar Gracia, Oklahoma; Brody Malone, Stanford; Noah Newfeld, California-Berkeley; David Pochinka, Illinois; Robbie Shamp, Penn State; Oliver Zavel, Air Force
7 gymnasts have been designated First Team Academic All-America Scholar-Athletes by the College Gymnastics Association for all four years of their eligibility: Andrew Brower, Ohio State; Curtis Chang, Ohio State; Kyle Lukaesko, Springfield; Clay Mason-Stephens, Illinois; Chris Osgood, Stanford; Dexter Roettker, Ohio State; Christian Wilkey, Springfield
Evan Eigner
CGA Academic All-America Scholar-Athlete Committee