Faith Torrez of the University of Oklahoma captured the 2026 NCAA women’s gymnastics all-around title with a total score of 39.6750, marking her third national all-around championship. Her performance solidified her place among the most decorated gymnasts in recent NCAA history.
The title was secured during the 2026 NCAA Gymnastics Championships held in Fort Worth, Texas, where Torrez delivered consistent routines across all four apparatuses. Her victory contributed to Oklahoma’s overall team success at the event, reinforcing the program’s status as a perennial contender in collegiate gymnastics.
Torrez’s all-around score broke down as follows: 9.900 on vault, 9.850 on uneven bars, 9.975 on balance beam and 10.000 on floor exercise. The perfect 10.000 on floor highlighted her strength and artistry in her final routine of the competition.
According to the NCAA’s official report, Torrez became the first gymnast since 2019 to win three individual all-around titles, joining an elite group of athletes who have achieved the feat in the modern era of NCAA gymnastics.
Her performance was praised by commentators and coaches for its precision and composure under pressure. Oklahoma head coach K.J. Kindler stated in a post-meet interview that Torrez “delivered when it mattered most,” citing her ability to maintain peak performance across multiple championship seasons.
Oklahoma Athletics confirmed that Torrez’s floor exercise score of 10.000 was the only perfect 10 recorded in the all-around competition, underscoring the difficulty and execution of her routine.
Throughout the 2025-2026 season, Torrez averaged a 39.500+ all-around score in regular-season competitions, peaking at her championship performance. Her consistency made her a favorite heading into the NCAA finals, where she faced strong competition from gymnasts representing LSU, Florida, and Utah.
In addition to her all-around title, Torrez earned individual accolades on balance beam and floor exercise, finishing tied for first on beam and outright champion on floor. These event titles added to her growing list of NCAA honors.
Torrez, a senior from Tulsa, Oklahoma, has been a key leader for the Sooners both on and off the mat. Her academic achievements were also recognized during the championship week, as she was named a finalist for the NCAA Woman of the Year award.
With her collegiate career now complete, Torrez leaves behind a legacy of excellence, having helped Oklahoma secure multiple Big 12 Conference titles and national runner-up finishes during her tenure. Her impact extends beyond scores, as she has been involved in community outreach and youth gymnastics clinics throughout her time in Norman.
Looking ahead, Torrez has expressed interest in pursuing opportunities in sports media and athletic advocacy, though no official post-graduation plans have been confirmed. Her final collegiate performance remains a defining moment in 2026 NCAA gymnastics.
Fans and followers can view her full all-around routine from the championships via the NCAA’s official video archive. For continued coverage of collegiate gymnastics and athlete updates, Archyde.com encourages readers to share their thoughts and spread the story.
