Avery Neff News Today

Poppy-Grace Stickler is part of the University of Utah’s 2025 signing class. She recently recounted to Olympics.com competing alongside Simone Biles at World Championships.

2024 Red Rocks tumble into action at home Friday night against Boise State Broncos. Ranked No. 4 in the country, Utah expects to once again compete for a national title.

The Red Rocks have thrived on the recruiting trail of late. Here’s how this year’s Utah gymnastics class compares to its chief competition.

On the first day of the early signing day period for collegiate sports that arent football, the University of Utah had several prospective athletes sign their name to the National Letter of Intent.

Utah gymnastics commit Avery Neff is the No. 1 overall recruit in 2024 and now is the College Gym News’ highest rated prospect ever.

  The Red Rocks had another historic year, moving to their 47th straight NCAA Championship. The Red Rocks finished their season third in the nation and moved to the NCAA Final for the third consecutive year. Utah has struggled taking home the title, with their last NCAA Championship win coming in 1995. They came close...

The Red Rocks’ class is now the fourth-highest rated in women’s college gymnastics, per College Gym News, and includes three five-star signees.

Clara Raposo, who hails from Canada, is the third five-star commit in Utah gymnastics’ 2024 recruiting class, joining Avery Neff and Zoe Johnson.

Avery Neff, the top gymnastics recruit in 2024, per College Gym News, chose to stay home and attend the University of Utah.