Oregon State Gymnastics Schedule 2025: Dates, Opponents, Locations
The Oregon State Beavers gymnastics program announced the schedule for the 2025 season this weekend.
Beaver fans in Corvallis will have six chances to catch the team in action at Gill Coliseum this season, which starts on December 13, 2024 with the Orange & Black Meet.
The Beavs will also hit the road this season with three meets in California, one in Alabama, one in Texas, and one in Colorado.
2025 will mark the senior collegiate season for three-time Olympic medalist Jade Carey. Carey finished the 2024 NCAA season as the Regional Champion on beam, floor exercise and all-around. She advanced to the 2024 NCAA Championships, where she earned a silver medal in the all-around and on floor exercise, and finished third place on beam.
See the Beavs' full schedule below.
Date | Meet | Location |
|---|---|---|
Dec. 13, 2024 | Orange & Black Meet | Gill Coliseum |
Jan. 4 | Pacific Coast Challenge (UCLA & Cal) | Oceanside, CA |
Jan. 11 | BYU | Gill Coliseum |
Jan. 17 | San Jose State | Gill Coliseum |
Jan. 24 | Auburn | Auburn, AL |
Feb. 7 | UC Davis & Alaska | Gill Coliseum |
Feb. 10 | Washington & Alaska | Gill Coliseum |
Feb. 16 | Denver Quad (Denver, Texas Woman's, Ball State) | Denver, CO |
Feb. 21 | Metroplex Challenge (Arkansas, Arizona, SEMO) | Fort Worth, TX |
Feb. 28 | Stanford Quad (Stanford, Cal, UC Davis) | Stanford, CA |
March 9 | San Jose State | San Jose, CA |
March 15 | TBA | Gill Coliseum |
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