GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Four Florida Gators gymnastics standouts combined for nine All-America honors, including a nation-leading eight first-team selections, as the Women’s Collegiate Gymnastics Association recognized its 2026 regular-season honorees.
Skye Blakely (Frisco, Texas), Kayla DiCello (Boyds, Md.), Selena Harris-Miranda (Las Vegas, Nev.) and Riley McCusker (Bradenton, Fla.) all earned 2026 All-America honors for the Gators. This is the 14th season for WCGA regular-season All-American recognition.
Honors are based on final National Qualifying Scores (NQS) in the Road to Nationals<https://roadtonationals.com/results/standings/season/2025/12/1/5> rankings. The top eight gymnasts in each event and the all-around earn first-team distinction, while those ranked ninth through 16th receive second-team recognition, including ties.
Gator 2026 All-Americans
Skye Blakely earns her first two All-America honors – first team on uneven bars and second-team for balance beam. This is Blakely’s first season competing all events, performing only on bars in 2025 as she recovered from an Achilles injury suffered at the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials. She earned her third berth on the U.S.’s World Championships roster in fall of 2025, competing on bars and beam. Blakely advanced to the 2025 Worlds bars final, placing fourth.
Kayla DiCello adds two more All-America honors this season with first-team honors for both bars and beam. She earned three WCGA All-America honors as a freshman in 2023. DiCello took a gap year in 2024 to pursue a berth on the U.S. Olympic Team, but an Achilles injury suffered at the 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials kept her out of the Gator lineup in 2025. She is now a seven-time All-American (2 NCAA / 5 WCGA regular-season).
Selena Harris-Miranda is one of three in the nation with four or more 2026 All-America first team honors. She is the only gymnast to earn All-America all-around first team accolades each of the last four seasons. She also earned first-team honors for vault, uneven bars and balance beam. Her career total of All-America honors is 22 (7 NCAA / 15 WCGA regular season).
Riley McCusker adds first-team honors for the uneven bars for the second All-America honor of her career. She recorded seven scores of 9.9 or higher this season, including two 9.975s.
Florida’s four first-team All-Americans for uneven bars is an all-time for any event in the 14-year history of the WCGA All-America honors.
Gators Earning 2026 WCGA All-America regular season honors
Name
AA
V
UB
BB
FX
Skye Blakely
1st
2nd
Kayla DiCello
1st
1st
Selena Harris-Miranda
1st
1st
1st
1st
Riley McCusker
1st
2026 WCGA All-America regular season awards
All-Around First Team
Rank
Name
NQS
Team
1
Kailin Chio
39.795
LSU
2
Jordan Chiles
39.785
UCLA
3
Avery Neff
39.670
Utah
4
Addison Fatta
39.665
Oklahoma
5
Anna Roberts
39.630
Stanford
6
Selena Harris-Miranda
39.605
Florida
7
Maggie Slife
39.565
Air Force
8
Gabby Gladieux
39.550
Alabama
All-Around Second Team
9
Nikki Smith
39.540
Michigan State
10
Chloe Cho
39.520
Illinois
10
Delaynee Rodriguez
39.520
Kentucky
12
MaKayla Tucker
39.475
Michigan State
13
Aurelie Tran
39.470
Iowa
14
Annalise Newman-Achee
39.435
California
15
Tonya Paulsson
39.415
California
15
Arianna Ostrum
39.415
Minnesota
Vault First Team
1
Kailin Chio
9.980
LSU
2
Addison Fatta
9.955
Oklahoma
3
Jordan Chiles
9.950
UCLA
4
Mackenzie Estep
9.940
Oklahoma
5
Sage Kellerman
9.935
Michigan State
5
Keira Wells
9.935
Oklahoma
7
Azaraya Ra-Akbar
9.930
Alabama
8
Selena Harris-Miranda
9.925
Florida
8
Morgan Price
9.925
Arkansas
8
Avery Neff
9.925
Utah
Vault Second Team
11
Amari Drayton
9.915
LSU
11
Makenna Smith
9.915
Utah
11
Kaliya Lincoln
9.915
LSU
14
Arianna Ostrum
9.910
Minnesota
14
Anna Roberts
9.910
Stanford
14
Ella Zirbes
9.910
Utah
14
Lauren Williams
9.910
Arkansas
14
Elle Mueller
9.910
Oklahoma
Uneven Bars First Team
1
Chloe LaCoursiere
9.965
Alabama
2
Azaraya Ra-Akbar
9.960
Alabama
3
Skye Blakely
9.955
Florida
4
Jordan Chiles
9.950
UCLA
5
Selena Harris-Miranda
9.945
Florida
5
Riley McCusker
9.945
Florida
5
Tonya Paulsson
9.945
California
8
Kayla DiCello
9.940
Florida
8
Chloe Cho
9.940
Illinois
8
Konnor McClain
9.940
LSU
8
Maggie Slife
9.940
Air Force
Uneven Bars Second Team
12
Morgan Price
9.935
Arkansas
12
Avery Neff
9.935
Utah
14
Isabella Minervini
9.930
Towson
15
Ana Padurariu
9.925
Utah
15
Kimarra Echols
9.925
Missouri
15
Autumn Reingold
9.925
Georgia
15
Ella Zirbes
9.925
Utah
15
Aurelie Tran
9.925
Iowa
Balance Beam First Team
1
Kailin Chio
9.995
LSU
2
Selena Harris-Miranda
9.970
Florida
3
Faith Torrez
9.960
Oklahoma
4
Jordan Chiles
9.955
UCLA
5
Kayla DiCello
9.950
Florida
5
Ciena Alipio
9.950
UCLA
5
Joscelyn Roberson
9.950
Arkansas
8
Ella Murphy
9.945
Oklahoma
8
Addison Lawrence
9.945
Missouri
Balance Beam Second Team
10
Kelise Woolford
9.940
Georgia
11
Konnor McClain
9.935
LSU
11
Avery Neff
9.935
Utah
13
Anna Roberts
9.930
Stanford
13
Kylee Kvamme
9.930
Alabama
13
Kayli Boozer
9.930
Michigan
16
Skye Blakely
9.925
Florida
Floor Exercise First Team
1
Jordan Chiles
9.995
UCLA
2
CaMarah Williams
9.960
Georgia
2
Kaliya Lincoln
9.960
LSU
2
Lily Smith
9.960
Georgia
5
Kailin Chio
9.955
LSU
5
Gabby Gladieux
9.955
Alabama
7
Nikki Smith
9.950
Michigan State
8
Brie Clark
9.945
Clemson
Floor Exercise Second Team
9
Anna Roberts
9.940
Stanford
9
Sydney Seabrooks
9.940
North Carolina
11
Makenna Smith
9.935
Utah
11
Azaraya Ra-Akbar
9.935
Alabama
11
Mackenzie Estep
9.935
Oklahoma
11
Ella Zirbes
9.935
Utah
11
Carly Bauman
9.935
Michigan
11
JJ Coleman
9.935
Ohio State
11
Creslyn Brose
9.935
Kentucky
Next Up:
The Gators bring the No. 3 overall seed into this week’s NCAA Tempe Regional. <https://floridagators.com/news/2026/3/23/florida-is-2026-ncaa-gymnastics-championships-third-seed>
The top two teams advance to the NCAA Championships, set for April 16-18 in Ft. Worth, Texas.
Action at all four 2026 NCAA Regional sites can be found on ESPN+.<https://espnpressroom.com/us/press-releases/2025/11/espn-networks-set-to-showcase-2026-ncaa-gymnastics-season-across-abc-espn-espn2-sec-network-acc-network-and-espn/>
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