Simone Biles has cemented herself as a gymnastics legend, and Simone vs Herself episode five — titled "What Can't I Do?" — discusses just that.

Missing NCAA gymnastics? We are too. Fortunately, there are dozens of exciting performances from this season that deserve a replay (or two!). From Lexy Ramler’s first 10.0 on balance beam to Nia Dennis’s Beyoncé-inspired floor routine debut, we’ve compiled a list of 10 routines to help you re-live the 2020 NCAA season right from your living room.

With the NCAA season coming to an end no one predicted, many seniors won’t get a chance to receive the recognition they deserve at senior night, fight for one last national title, or get closure to end their gymnastics careers. 

Elevate the Stage Birmingham was one of many sporting events around the world forced to cancel due to the coronavirus outbreak. 

At major international meets like the World Championships, it's easy for medalists and gymnasts from top countries to be noticed. Those are the gymnasts who receive the most coverage and attention. However, there are several gymnasts that go relatively unnoticed despite having a good meet, especially those who compete only in qualifications. Here are five gymnasts who did well in Doha but were under the radar.

Simone Biles won the 2018 women's all-around title at the 2018 Artistic Gymnastics World Championships in Doha, Qatar, despite mistakes on three events, hurting her execution scores. What helped her finish the meet on top even with two falls was her difficulty score, which leads the entire women's all-around field by nearly three points. 

Look, nobody’s going to blame you if you’re completely stuck in the chaotic hurricane of Simone Biles hype — there’s certainly enough to go around (and around and around). But the list of United States gymnasts is as deep as ever, and the reigning world champion goes by the name of Morgan Hurd. The First State Gymnastics product flew under the radar for the gold medal, as she was injured for most of the year and peaked right when Ragan Smith, arguably the favorite, had to drop out.

Jade Barbosa was a huge factor in Brazil's powerhouse senior team. Her strength and experience helped put Brazil on the podium.

Fan-favorite Flavia Saraiva showed up to this year's City of Jesolo Trophy locked and loaded!

Junior Russian Vladislava Urazova took event final golds on beam and floor today. She also placed third on vault. 

In Ragan Smith's first competition of 2018, she showed up with energy to spare on vault, upgrades on bars, and a ton of charisma on beam and floor.

Malabuyo's consistency on four events gave her the edge she needed to leave with the all-around gold today in the senior all-around competition during the 2018 City of Jesolo Trophy. 

We did our best to follow the streams from regionals and cover the big moments and highlights from the day. Below are the live updates from each regional.

The LSU Tigers held an intrasquad in their gym October 6-7 and showed that they are fired up for a big season. The team is full of talent, energy, and leadership, which is displayed in their impressive consistency from early in the preseason.

Nina McGee is in her fifth and final year as a gymnast and has made an unimaginable impact on the Denver Pioneers over the course of her impressive career. She has scored three 10.0s on floor and Denver gymnastics made this awesome video as a tribute: