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teams. One of the 13 teams is not in Division I:

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).Schools that Sponsor Men's Gymnastics
USA Gymnastics. Retrieved 2021-03-29.

Schools That Sponsor NCAA Men's Gymnastics

The 13 teams compete in three conferences. * From the

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* From the ECAC:

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* From the

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Events

Individual events

*All-around *Floor exercise *Pommel horse (side horse) *Rings (still) *Vault *Parallel bars *Horizontal bar (high bar)

Discontinued events

*Trampoline (rebound tumbling) *Tumbling *Rope climb *Flying rings

Champions

Individual champions

Current events

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Discontinued events

Team titles

Footnotes

References

{{National Collegiate Athletic Association

External links

NCAA men's gymnastics homepage

NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championship Records through 2019

Division II NCAA Men's Gymnastics Championship Records 1968-84
NCAA Men's Gymnastics championship

Schools That Sponsor NCAA Men's Gymnastics

Events

Individual events

Discontinued events

Champions

Individual champions

Current events

Discontinued events

Team titles

See also

Footnotes

References

External links