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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 Oklahoma has made for next year.

The Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championships are set to pit the top two men's gymnastics teams in the country against each other for the second time this season on Saturday, April 8, in Berkeley, CA.

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.

After over three months of fierce competition, countless hours in the practice gym, and two eventful semifinal rounds, the road to the National Championships ends for Super Six finalists Florida, Alabama, Oklahoma, Georga, LSU, and Nebraska. The Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex came alive tonight as fans watched the nation's best collegiete gymnasts leave their final marks on the 2014 NCAA season.

 

Beloved gymnastics photographer "The GymShark" captures University of Oklahoma standout Haley Scaman during her freshman season in 2013. Photos are from: 2/22 OU vs UCLA; 3/10 OU vs Stanford & UNC; Regional in Norman, OK; NCAA Championships.

2012 Men's NCAA Championships All Around Results University of Oklahoma junior and U.S. National Team member Jake Dalton edged Michigan's Sam Mikulak and Illinois' C.J. Maestas for the 2012 NCAA All Around title.  Find complete competition results here.