The College Gymnastics Association

The official organization advancing and sustaining NCAA men’s gymnastics through leadership, collaboration, and opportunity.

Representing coaches, programs, and athletes across collegiate men’s gymnastics

A Letter from our President

Collegiate men’s gymnastics has always been about more than competition.

It is about young men discovering what they are capable of - pushing past limits, supporting their teammates, and building lessons that last far beyond the gym. The experience shapes character, resilience, and lifelong connections.

At the College Gymnastics Association, we are committed to protecting and advancing that opportunity for the next generation.

Our community is built on coaches, athletes, alumni, institutions, and supporters who believe deeply in the value of this sport. Together, we work to strengthen collegiate programs, recognize the achievements of our athletes, and expand opportunities for NCAA men’s gymnastics to grow.

The CGA exists to bring these efforts together. Through collaboration, leadership, and shared purpose, we are working to ensure that collegiate men’s gymnastics continues to inspire excellence and opportunity for years to come.

Thank you for being part of this community and for supporting the future of our sport.

John Robinsion

President, College Gymnastics Association
Assistant Coach, Nebraska Men's Gymnastics

CGA Leadership Team

John Robinson

President & Executive Director

Tony Beck

Vice President

Max Soifer

Director of Operations

Andrew Margolis

Head of Product

Isabel Pineda

Direrctor of Media & Marketing

Jordan Gaarenstroom

Business Development Lead

Ryan Terrill

Awards & Events Chair Lead

Zach Peters

Program Growth Lead

Alexis Hankins

Community Engagement Lead

Bo Morris

Secretary

Matt Davis

Treasurer

What We Do

Advancing the Future of Collegiate Men's Gymnastics

The College Gymnastics Association works alongside institutions, partners, and the gymnastics community to expand opportunities, celebrate achievement, and ensure the long-term growth of NCAA men’s gymnastics.