UCG National Championships
Nationals 2027.
A national stage for every kind of gymnast.
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How the weekend runs.
Four days, one floor. Every session call time is on the full master schedule.
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Why is the competition divided between collegiate and community?
The community division originated because some clubs’ schools will only provide funding for Nationals if it is a collegiate-only competition.
Why doesn’t every level get a finals session?
Equipment. For Men’s Level 7 there isn’t enough space in finals because all levels share the same equipment. On the women’s side there are three sets of equipment, which allows finals for three levels — and shrinking the smaller levels’ finals to make room elsewhere would just move the unfairness around.
Why does it take so long to announce finals qualifications and awards?
Being more inclusive means rules that traditional scoring software can’t handle, so volunteers manually check results for every single event — 136 events to verify for finals, and 133 groups of awards once Trampoline & Tumbling and Decathlon are counted.
What should I wear?
There are no uniform deductions in any discipline — wear proper attire for doing gymnastics. Tight-fitting apparel that won’t pose a safety threat is required; judges or rules representatives can stop a routine from starting if attire is unsafe (excessively baggy clothing, dangerous jewelry, etc.).
How do I sign the waiver?
It’s a single waiver for the season, signed when you create your ScoreFlippers account. If you were able to register for Nationals, you’ve already done it.
Is there a Code of Conduct?
Yes — signing the waiver in ScoreFlippers means you’ve agreed to abide by it. Read the Code of Conduct.
How do non-competitors get banquet tickets?
All banquet tickets (members and non-members) are purchased through ScoreFlippers.
How do refunds work?
Requests submitted on or before the refund deadline are eligible for a full refund, minus transaction and processing fees. After that date, 75% of fees are refunded — minus fees, and only for extenuating circumstances such as unavoidable travel issues, sickness, injury, bereavement, or similar catastrophic life events. Refunded athletes still receive their check-in materials if they or someone they appoint is present. Membership fees and admissions are non-refundable. To request a refund, complete this form — refunds are processed no later than one week after Nationals.
How do alumni and adults register?
Several ways: stay with your alma mater’s club on a community team, form a community club with other alumni, create a temporary team for Nationals with people in your region or former teammates, or compete as an Independent Community Athlete or Independent Student Athlete. More detail is on the membership page — or email info@unitedclubgymnastics.org and we’ll help you register.
What about dietary restrictions at the banquet?
Most common dietary restrictions are covered within the banquet menu. If you don’t believe you’ll be able to eat an adequate meal from the posted menu, email info@unitedclubgymnastics.org.
See you in Portland
Keep competing. Keep belonging.
Come compete, reconnect, and be part of a national community built around the love of gymnastics. Whether you are arriving with a team or stepping onto the floor on your own, there is a place for you here.