​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 Kentucky has made for next year.

Six berths to the NCAA Championships are on the line this weekend for 18 teams at the Champaign, Fayetteville, and Seattle regionals. The top two teams from each of Saturday's regionals will advance to the first NCAA semifinals session on April 14 in St. Louis. UCLA, Utah, and Oklahoma--the top three seeds in these regionals--will likely be battling it out to advance to the Super Six. The NCAA Championships could also set up the first of two head-to-head competitions for former U.S. elites Maggie Nichols of Oklahoma and MyKayla Skinner of Utah, whose teams did not face off this season.

There's plenty of action happening across the country this weekend as No. 1 Oklahoma faces three Southeastern Conference foes, including No. 2 LSU, at the GymQuarters Invitational on Friday night. Saturday's top matchups include a battle between fifth-ranked Utah and No. 4 UCLA in Pac-12 action. Check out these five routines you're not going to want to miss!

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.

The #6 Georgia Gym Dogs welcome the #20 Kentucky Wildcats to Stegeman Coliseum for an SEC meet this Saturday at 4pm.  

NCAA Gymnastics season is underway and througout the season Gymnastike will be covering teams around the country. Find your complete guide to this weekend's gymnastics meet coverage below. Bridgeport Scarlet Knights vs. Alaska Sea Wolves Thursday, Jan 10th 2013 7:00PM   The Sea Wolves are lead by three veterans Emily Peterson, Morgan Cook and Sariye Jensen. The 4-time defending USAG National Champion, Bridgeport Scarlet Knights, scored a 192.8 in their season opener against Rutgers. The Scarlet Knights are lead by veteran and junior all-arounder Alyssa Straub. Alaska is currently leading the all time series 4-3, and has won in last four meetings. #20 Kentucky at Auburn Friday, Jan 11th 8:00 PM Auburn and Kentucky will meet for the second consecutive week as both teams opened their season last week at the Cal quad meet. Auburn is hoping to bounce back from their disappointing 4th place finish in that season opener. Expect some big scores from Auburn freshman Caitlin Atkinson who is a strong all-arounder. The No. 20 Kentucky Wildcats recorded their highest season opening score in school history at the Cal quad meet for a second place finish. Gymnasts to watch from Auburn are Audrey Harrison and Kayla Hartley. Harrison scored a career best 9.9 on bars in the season opener and tied for first.  Hartley's floor at last week's competition earned her the highest floor score in the competition with a 9.9 #7 Nebraska at #10 Michigan Saturday, Jan 12th 2013 3:00 PM   The Wolverines had a fantastic season opener and tied Florida for the highest score in the country in the first week of competition. This is a veteran team consisting of ten returning members and four freshman. Look for some big scores from Joanne Sampson, Sampson won the all-around at the Cancun Classic with a huge score of 39.425. This duel meet will be the season opener for Nebraska. The Huskers have high expectations for 2013 after winning their second consecutive conference title last season (first in the Big 10). This is a confident team with six returning all americans. This should be an exciting match up as Michigan is 17-17-1 against Nebraska all-time. (C) GW Gymnastics Lindsey Ferris Invitational Sunday, Jan 13th 2013 1:00 PM George Washington will host Cornell, Temple, North Carolina and Penn at their annual Lindsey Ferris Invitational this Sunday. This meet honors the memory of former GW gymnast Lindsey Ferris. The Colonials are lead by a trio of seniors-Kayla Carto, Stephanie Stoicovy and Nefertiti Roy. A 2-time NCAA Regional qualifier, Cornell has an exciting roster that includes 3 USAG All-Americans returning to their lineup with senior McKenna Archer, Elise Kerner, and senior team captain Sarah Hein. North Carolina is competing with nine letter winners returning for 2013. Seniors Elizabeth Durkac and Maura Masatsugu are expected to be key contributors for the 5-time EAGL champions.