GAINESVILLE, Fla. – Florida junior Selena Harris-Miranda and senior Leanne Wong earned a combined total of eight Women’s Collegiate Gymnastics Association (WCGA) regular-season All-America honors in 2025. This is the 13^th year the WCGA has recognized regular-season All-Americans.
 
Final national qualifying scores (NQS) in the Road to Nationals rankings determines the WCGA All-Americans. The top eight gymnasts on each event and the all-around receive first-team honors and gymnasts Nos. 9-16 receive second-team honors with all ties included.
 
Gator 2025 All-Americans
Leanne Wong joins Oregon State’s Jade Carey, Oklahoma’s Faith Torrez and LSU’s Kailin Chio as the nation’s only gymnasts to collect All-America honors on each of the five events. She is the first Gator to collect regular-season All-America honors in each event since Trinity Thomas in 2023. Wong claimed All-America first-team honors for all-around and uneven bars plus second-team for vault, beam and floor. She finished regular-season action tied at No. 2 in all-around and bars standings. She’s now an 27-time All-American (12 NCAA / 15 WCGA regular season).
 
Selena Harris-Miranda is one of six in the nation with three or more 2025 All-America first team honors. She joins Oklahoma’s Jordan Bowers as the only two to earn All-America all-around first team accolades each of the last three seasons. Harris-Miranda tops the Road to Nationals vault standings and is tied for fifth in the all-around. Her career total of All-America honors is 15 (4 NCAA / 11 WCGA regular season).
 
This duo shares the national season high for 10.0s with Carey and UCLA’s Jordan Chiles. Harris-Miranda’s three 10.0s came in balance beam and twice on vault. The three 10.0s for Wong came in bars, beam and floor.
 

 
Meet the Gator All-Americans:
Selena Harris-Miranda – Junior
2025 All-America honors:
                First Team: All-Around, Vault, Uneven Bars
 

• SEC Newcomer of the Year. All-SEC for all-around, vault and uneven bars.
• Season-best 39.875 set March 14 is nation’s No. 2 all-around total of 2025
• First in nation with a vault 10.0, set Feb. 28 versus Missouri. Second vault 10.0 of 2025 won SEC title.
• Set collegiate balance beam best of 10.0 versus Kentucky on March 14.

 
Leanne Wong – Senior
2025 All-America honors:
                First Team: All-Around, Uneven Bars
                Second Team: Vault, Balance Beam, Floor Exercise
 

• Season-best 39.75 matched twice is among nation’s top seven all-around totals of 2025
• Equaled collegiate balance beam best of 10.0 on Feb. 14 versus Auburn
• Earned 10^th perfect mark of career with March 14 floor exercise performance versus Kentucky.
• Matched collegiate bars best of 10.0 to share SEC title. No. 2 all-time for the Gators in total 10.0s with 11
• All-SEC for fourth consecutive season. One of two among the 21 earning 2025 All-SEC with maximum of five honors

 

2025 WCGA All-America regular season awards
All-Around First Team
Rank	Name	AA NRQS	Team
1	Jade Carey	39.775	Oregon State
2	Leanne Wong	39.695	Florida
2	Jordan Bowers	39.695	Oklahoma
2	Faith Torrez	39.695	Oklahoma
5	Selena Harris-Miranda	39.670	Florida
5	Kailin Chio	39.670	LSU
7	Mya Lauzon	39.665	California
8	Aleah Finnegan	39.645	LSU
All-Around Second Team
9	Grace McCallum	39.610	Utah
10	Makenna Smith	39.600	Utah
11	Jordan Chiles	39.575	UCLA
12	Gabby Gladieux	39.535	Alabama
13	Lilly Hudson	39.530	Alabama
14	Audrey Davis	39.525	Oklahoma
15	Amari Celestine	39.515	Missouri
15	Madelyn Williams	39.515	California
Vault First Team
1	Selena Harris-Miranda	9.965	Florida
2	Kailin Chio	9.955	LSU
3	Faith Torrez	9.950	Oklahoma
4	Makenna Smith	9.935	Utah
4	Nikki Smith	9.935	Michigan State
6	Sage Kellerman	9.930	Michigan State
7	Jordan Chiles	9.925	UCLA
7	Isabella Magnelli	9.925	Kentucky
7	Haleigh Bryant	9.925	LSU
Vault Second Team
10	Leanne Wong	9.920	Florida
10	Aleah Finnegan	9.920	LSU
12	Anna Roberts	9.915	Stanford
12	Keira Wells	9.915	Oklahoma
12	Lily Pederson	9.915	Oklahoma
15	Chae Campbell	9.910	UCLA
15	Olivia Zsarmani	9.910	Michigan State
15	Jade Carey	9.910	Oregon State
Uneven Bars First Team
1	Audrey Davis	9.960	Oklahoma
2	Leanne Wong	9.955	Florida
2	Grace McCallum	9.955	Utah
4	Mara Titarsolej	9.945	Missouri
4	Lali Dekanoidze	9.945	North Carolina
4	Madelyn Williams	9.945	California
7	Selena Harris-Miranda	9.940	Florida
7	Jordan Chiles	9.940	UCLA
7	Frida Esparza	9.940	UCLA
7	Jade Carey	9.940	Oregon State
Uneven Bars Second Team
11	Jordan Bowers	9.935	Oklahoma
12	Lily Pederson	9.930	Oklahoma
12	Lily Smith	9.930	Georgia
12	Sage Kellerman	9.930	Michigan State
15	Konnor McClain	9.925	LSU
16	Kailin Chio	9.920	LSU
16	Faith Torrez	9.920	Oklahoma
16	Mya Lauzon	9.920	California
16	Ui Soma	9.920	Stanford
Balance Beam First Team
1	Jade Carey	9.975	Oregon State
2	Helen Hu	9.970	Missouri
3	Faith Torrez	9.960	Oklahoma
4	Grace McCallum	9.940	Utah
4	Jordan Bowers	9.940	Oklahoma
6	Kailin Chio	9.935	LSU
6	Emma Malabuyo	9.935	UCLA
6	Isabella Magnelli	9.935	Kentucky
Balance Beam Second Team
9	Leanne Wong	9.925	Florida
9	Brenna Neault	9.925	Stanford
9	Mya Lauzon	9.925	California
9	Haleigh Bryant	9.925	LSU
9	Chloe Negrete	9.925	North Carolina State
9	Aleah Finnegan	9.925	LSU
15	Ciena Alipio	9.915	UCLA
15	Camie Winger	9.915	Utah
15	Chae Campbell	9.915	UCLA
15	Joscelyn Roberson	9.915	Arkansas
15	Avery Neff	9.915	Utah
Floor Exercise First Team
1	Jordan Chiles	9.970	UCLA
1	Faith Torrez	9.970	Oklahoma
3	Jordan Bowers	9.960	Oklahoma
3	Brooklyn Moors	9.960	UCLA
5	Gabby Gladieux	9.955	Alabama
5	Mya Lauzon	9.955	California
7	Jade Carey	9.950	Oregon State
8	Lilly Hudson	9.945	Alabama
8	Haleigh Bryant	9.945	LSU
Floor Exercise Second Team
10	Jocelyn Moore	9.940	Missouri
11	Amari Celestine	9.935	Missouri
11	Kailin Chio	9.935	LSU
11	Amari Drayton	9.935	LSU
14	Leanne Wong	9.930	Florida
14	Lily Smith	9.930	Georgia
14	Kennedy Griffin	9.930	Missouri
14	Makenna Smith	9.930	Utah
14	Mya Hooten	9.930	Minnesota
14	Hailey Davis	9.930	Kentucky
14	Creslyn Brose	9.930	Kentucky
14	Aleah Finnegan	9.930	LSU

 
Next Up:
The Gators bring the No. 3 overall seed into this week’s NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional.
 

The top two teams advance to the NCAA Championships, set for April 17 & 19 in Ft. Worth, Texas.
 
Tickets are on sale now for the NCAA Tuscaloosa Regional.
 
Follow on ESPN+ with Olympic medalist Bart Conner and Gator Great Trinity Thomas calling the action.
Second Round Session II
 
Competition Schedule:

April 3 – Opening Round at 3 p.m. ET
Starting Event	School
Vault	Clemson
Bars	Rutgers
April 4 – Second Round at 2 p.m. ET
Vault	Alabama
Bars	North Carolina
Beam	Iowa
Floor	California
April 4 – Second Round at 8 p.m. ET
Vault	Oregon State
Bars	NC State
Beam	Clemson/Rutgers
Floor	Florida
April 6 – Final at 6 p.m. ET
Vault	Team NQS 3
Bars	Team NQS 1
Beam	Team NQS 4
Floor	Team NQS 2