Articles Tagged: Hawkeye gymnastics

Jen Llewellyn believes an gymnastics national championship is something “you can do” at Iowa.

A whirlwind of a summer will come to an end when Canadian gymnast Cassie Lee arrives in Iowa City on Saturday.

The 2024 Olympics will feature at least seven current or former University of Iowa athletes.

Iowa Athletics has tabbed Washington’s Jen Llewellyn as its next head gymnastics coach, the department announced Thursday in a news release.

The day University of Iowa administrators announced women’s gymnastics head coach Larissa Libby had resigned — more than a month after placing her on paid administrative leave following an external program review — they signed a settlement paying her a total $449,000, plus a final payout of her $173,349 salary.

Iowa women’s gymnastics coach Larissa Libby has resigned, the athletic department said Monday in a news release, more than a month after being placed on paid administrative leave.

Iowa Athletics has retained legal counsel to conduct an independent review of the gymnastics program amid concerns about the environment of the gymnastics program under head coach Larissa Libby, the department said in a release Thursday.

The University of Iowa next week will ask the Board of Regents to give various forms of approval for up to $180 million worth of construction in the coming months and years — including a new $20 million gymnastics and spirit squad training center and an updated Hawkeye football team locker room.

Xtream Arena in Coralville hosted the 2023 Big Ten Women’s Gymnastics Championships on Saturday.

This week’s episode of the Hawk Off The Press podcast features two guests: Iowa gymnastics coach Larissa Libby and Iowa tennis coach Sasha Schmid.

Moment No. 24: Iowa women’s gymnastics won its first Big Ten title while also taking down the conference’s standard-bearer.

Dan Schleisman decided to celebrate his 50th year as a University of Iowa graduate by attending 2021-22 Hawkeyes sporting events in Iowa City. All of them.

Moment No. 31: Alexis (Maday) Packard “pretty much won like all the things that there were to win” during her time at Iowa from 2001-04.

Iowa sophomore Adeline Kenlin once held Olympic aspirations, but her love for gymnastics waned before focusing on college and earning a berth in the NCAA meet.

Iowa athletics director Gary Barta outlined a “vision” for several new facilities, but he knows “vision without resources is irrelevant.”