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To that end, Nya did put out a "last ride" video back in July, still lists herself as a UF gymnast on her Twitter account, and no announcement has been made indicating she has changed her mind about returning. I just find it odd she would not be listed on the official school roster unless it was an oversight, which I doubt. Hopefully it is just a case of her taking a semester off to pursue other opportunities with the intent to return in January.

 

What?? Im so sorry you had a bad experience. There's not excuse for people being disrespectful on a UF Sports Board-there are way too many sites out there that already cater to hate and violence... I, too have really enjoyed our conversations. Your insight, knowledge and enthusiasm for our gymnastics team have been top notch! So many times I think I'm the 1st to have found important info re: Gator Gymnastics and enthusiastically rush over to gatorcountry.com to be the 1st to post it. But no, ETGator1 has beaten me to it again! If you join another site where there are knowledgeable and passionate dialogue taking place on non-revenue UF athletic sport teams, then please DM me. Because Gator Gymnastics will be making a lot of noise and accolades this season. Go Gators!!!

 

Don't let a bad apple drive you away. Your contributions here are valuable.

 

The latest NCAA WAG Roster and Commits update for Florida has removed Nya Reed's name. On twitter someone posted: Allegedly she was fired off the team for years of petty theft to former and current teammates so that’s probably why she’s removed but again i’m not sure how much of it is actually true so don’t quote me on it.

 

That’s like me leaving my wife due to a bad experience with my girlfriend

 

Kayla DiCello has also made the College Gym News list for Most Anticipated Elite Freshmen on Floor:
As one of this year’s most-hyped freshmen, DiCello needs no introduction. While injuries mean she hasn’t been at her absolute peak in 2022, she’s still a Pan American champion on this event, with a double layout that could help her crack even Florida’s incredibly deep floor lineup.

And for their Most Anticipated Elite Freshmen on Beam
Like Frazier, DiCello’s beam routine has it all. While the Gators have plenty of depth on the event returning for 2023, it’s hard to imagine her not slotting into the lineup.

And for their Most Anticipated Elite Freshmen on Bars:
DiCello’s best international results have come on the leg events, but she is also very solid on the uneven bars. She has a whole bag of tricks she could potentially bring to college, but a particular highlight that’s likely to stick around is her Pak to Van Leeuwen combination in which she holds her legs perfectly together.

And now she's made College Gym News Most Anticipated Elite Freshmen in the All-Around:
The most anticipated series is back! We looked at the data and videos for each incoming elite freshman on each event to see which gymnasts are at the top of their class across the apparatuses and in the all around. This week we’re looking at the top elite all-arounders for 2023. Without as much data to work with as the level 10 rankings, and since many of the difficult routines will be downgraded once the gymnast gets to college, we focused on the factors that are typically the source of most deductions in NCAA: acrobatic form, flexibility, height, distance and rhythm. We also took into account the potential impact the gymnast could make to their school’s lineups.
Kayla DiCello, Florida
In terms of all-around credentials, it doesn’t get much better than a world bronze medal. Yes, Florida is beyond deep this year, and yes, DiCello isn’t even the only world all-around medalist on the team. Still, she’s a top contender for all four Florida lineups this year, and we expect her to pick up at least a few SEC Freshman of the Week awards.

Go Gators!

 

Should be a fun year. Just really hope for a Jenny that they can finally get over the last hurdle and win one.

 

Leanne's ankle is looking good!

 

College Gym News has feature article on 2024 Gator commit Danielle Ferris:

Danielle Ferris Fulfills Childhood Dream with Commitment to Florida

When Danielle Ferris was a child, she ate, slept and breathed Florida gymnastics. As a Florida native, she frequently attended Gator competitions. She took pictures with the current gymnasts on the team. She attended Gator camps and has videos on her phone of the Florida coaches spotting her there.

Florida was all she knew and wanted, so Ferris was left in no doubt when on June 18 she received an offer to become a Gator on a full-ride scholarship for the 2024 season. She accepted on the spot. “I got a call on the 18th with an offer and I was very excited to accept it,” she said. “It was wonderful talking to all the UF coaches — they’re great people, and I cannot wait to get to know them more.”

Ferris spoke for the first time with head coach Jenny Rowland and the rest of the Florida coaching staff on June 15, the first day she could commit to college. She also talked to eight other colleges and felt thankful to be able to speak “with all those great coaches and get to know them a bit.”

Read full article Here:

 

ET Gator, I thought I remembered you saying Shilese Jones had decided not to attend UF? She’s back in after the deferral?

 

Makes sense, thanks.