TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – The Alabama gymnastics veteran duo, Gabby Gladieux and Lilly Hudson, combined for four Women’s Collegiate Gymnastics Association (WCGA) Regular Season All-America honors, the organization announced Monday.

Gladieux earned two accolades, picking up first-team honors on the floor exercise, along with second-team recognition in the all-around. The feat marks Gladieux’s second career All-America on floor and her first in the all-around.

Hudson earned a pair of accolades, also securing first-team honors on floor and second-team recognition in the all-around. Hudson notched her second regular-season honor on floor and a first career accolade in the all-around.

Gabby Gladieux + Regular Season All-American (Floor Exercise, All-Around)

• Two regular season All-America honors on the floor exercise in back-to-back years

  • Named to second team in 2024, first team in 2025

• Career-first All-America recognition in the all-around
  
• Ranked No. 5 nationally on floor (9.955 NQS) while also leading the Central region and holding a top-three ranking within the Southeastern Conference
• Ranked No. 12 nationally in the all-around (39.535 NQS), while also holding a top-seven ranking within the SEC (No. 7) and the Central region (No. 3)
• Scored at least a 9.900-or-higher on floor in 11 of 12 meets this season – two 9.975s, six 9.950s and three 9.900s
• Has competed in the all-around all season, featuring a season-high 39.575 at home against Florida

Lilly Hudson + Regular Season All-American (Floor Exercise, All-Around)

• Recorded second regular season All-America honors on the floor exercise

  • Named to second team in 2023, first team in 2025

• First career regular season All-America recognition in the all-around
  
• In total, Hudson now has six career All-America honors, spanning across the regular season and championship season distinctions
• Ranked No. 8 nationally on floor (9.945 NQS) while also sitting at second in the Central region and fourth in the SEC
• Ranked No. 13 in the all-around (39.530 NQS), while also holding a top-eight ranking within the SEC and the Central region
• Scored at least a 9.900-or-higher on floor in seven meets this season – first career 10.0, one 9.975, three 9.950s and two 9.900s
• Has competed in the all-around all season, featuring a season-high 39.650 on her senior night against Florida