Auburn women's gymnastics head coach Jeff Graba and staff are elated to sign one of the most promising classes school history. 

​The 2018 NCAA gymnastics season is still months away, but it's never too early to get to know the incoming freshman class for each team. Here's a breakdown of the new additions Alabama has made for next year. 

The 18 teams at the Gainesville, Lincoln, and Morgantown regionals are set to battle this weekend for six spots at the NCAA Championships. The top two teams from each of Saturday's regionals will advance to the second NCAA semifinals session on April 14 in St. Louis. If the top three seeds in these regionals advance to the Super Six, it would set up a rematch of the SEC Championships, which saw LSU finish on top ahead of Florida and Alabama.

Catch up on all the highlights from Week 6 of the NCAA women's gymnastics season, including four perfect 10s and two top-six teams being upset.

We will continue looking at this year’s incoming freshmen and today we look at the Alabama Crimson Tide. In an Alabama release, they listed five incoming freshmen but noted that two would join in the spring of 2014- Aja Sims and Keely McNeer. The remaining three gymnasts will be entering the University this fall and are all incredibly exciting gymnasts who we can't wait to see compete in college.

The latest battle between in-state rivals Alabama and Auburn resulted in season-best best performances for both teams as #5 Alabama pushed #12 Auburn to their second best score in school history, 197.10. 

The 2013 SEC gymnastics awards were released Friday afternoon on the eve of the 2013 SEC Gymnastics Championships in North Little Rock. LSU’s Rheagan Courville was named SEC Gymnast of the Year. Bridget Sloan of Florida was named SEC Freshman of the Year while Rhonda Faehn (Florida) garnered SEC Coach of the Year honors. Kim Jacob of Alabama was named SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year.