Four Gymnasts Earn Seven WCGA Regular-Season All-America Honors

PITTSBURGH – Alabama gymnasts Gabby Gladieux, Kylee Kvamme, Chloe LaCoursiere and Azaraya Ra-Akbar earned a total of seven regular-season All-America honors, the Women's Collegiate Gymnastics Association (WCGA) announced Monday.

Southeastern Conference champion Gladieux earned first-team honors on the floor exercise (9.955) and in the all-around (39.550). Kvamme's 9.930 NQS on the balance beam earned her second-team recognition. The nation's leader on the uneven bars, LaCoursiere earned first-team honors (9.965). SEC Freshman of the Year Ra-Akbar picked up first-team recognition on vault (9.930) and uneven bars (9.960), while also earning second-team honors on the floor exercise (9.935).

With the announcement, Gladieux's career total of All-America accolades increased to nine, while LaCoursiere earned her third career All-America nod and first of the regular season. Both Kvamme and Ra-Akbar notched their first career All-America honors.

In all, 84 gymnasts have combined to earn 405 All-America honors. That total includes championship All-America honors, as well as regular-season All-America recognition, which began in 2013.

Gabby Gladieux – Floor Exercise, All-Around

Has a team-leading nine All-America honors for her career
- Regular season – 2024 – FX; 2025 – FX, AA; 2026 – FX, AA
- Championship – 2025 – VT, BB, FX, AA
Ranked fifth nationally on the floor exercise (9.955 NQS), while also holding a top-two ranking in the Central region
Ranked eighth in the all-around (39.550) and second in the Central region
Has scored a 9.900 or higher on floor in 11 meets this season, including a current streak of eight straight
Has competed in the all-around in all but one meet this year, posting a season-high score of 39.600 against Arkansas
Has captured 12 event titles across floor (six) and all-around (six) this season

Kylee Kvamme – Balance Beam

First career All-America honor
Ranked 13^th nationally on the balance beam (9.930), 10^th in the SEC and third in the Central region
Has scored a 9.900 or higher on beam in eight meets this season, including a career-high-tying 9.950 against LSU and at the SEC Championships
Has captured a pair of event titles on beam this year

Chloe LaCoursiere – Uneven Bars

Has three All-America honors for her career, the second-most on the team
- Regular season – 2026 – UB
- Championship - 2024 – UB; 2025 – UB
Has led the nation on the uneven bars for nine straight weeks (9.965)
Has scored a 9.925 or higher in 12 consecutive meets of her junior campaign, including a career-high 9.975 in four contests
Has captured nine event titles on bars this season

Azaraya Ra-Akbar – Vault, Uneven Bars, Floor Exercise

First career All-America honors
Ranks seventh nationally, fifth in the conference and third regionally on vault (9.930)
Has scored a 9.900 or better in six meets this season, including a career-high 9.975 twice against Arkansas and Kentucky
Has captured three event titles on vault in 2026
Ranks second nationally on the uneven bars (9.960), as well as second in the region and conference – behind only teammate LaCoursiere
Has scored a 9.900 or higher on bars in 10 meets this season, including a perfect 10.000 against Illinois – the only freshman in the nation to achieve the score on the event
Has captured six event titles on bars this year
Ranks 11^th nationally, sixth in the SEC and fifth regionally on floor (9.935)
Has scored a 9.900 or better in nine meets this year, including a career-high 9.950 three times against Oklahoma, Kentucky and Georgia
Has captured three event titles on floor during her freshman campaign

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