University of Nebraska Releases 2026 Huskers Football Schedule
The University of Nebraska has officially published its schedule for the 2026 Huskers women’s gymnastics season. The lineup comprises 11 competitions, including four matches hosted at the Bob Devaney Sports Center. The season will commence with the Ameritas Masters Classic on January 10, 2026.
2026 Huskers Women’s Gymnastics Schedule
The schedule integrates a mixture of home and away events, showcasing the team’s talent. Here are the key competitions:
- Jan. 10: Ameritas Masters Classic (Bob Devaney Sports Center) – 3 p.m. CT
- Jan. 17: UCLA (Los Angeles, CA) – 5 p.m. CT
- Jan. 24: Minnesota (Bob Devaney Sports Center) – 3 p.m. CT
- Jan. 31: Ohio State (Bob Devaney Sports Center) – 3 p.m. CT
- Feb. 7: Iowa (Iowa City, IA) – 6 p.m. CT
- Feb. 15: Illinois (Bob Devaney Sports Center) – 2 p.m. CT
- Feb. 20: Maryland (College Park, MD) – 6:30 p.m. CT
- Feb. 28: Big Fours Meet (State College, PA) – 5 p.m. CT
- March 6: TWU (Denton, TX) – 7 p.m. CT
- March 13: North Carolina (Chapel Hill, NC) – 5:45 p.m. CT
Significant Competitions and Events
The Huskers will kick off the season by hosting the Ameritas Masters Classic. Notable competitors at this event include Missouri, the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, and the University of Wisconsin-Stout. Additionally, the team will enter Big Ten conference action in a road meet against UCLA.
After several home meets, including competitions against Minnesota and Ohio State, the team will face critical road challenges, such as a meet against Iowa and participation in the Big Fours in State College, PA.
Team Composition and Highlights
The roster for 2026 includes 13 returning athletes, highlighting standout Whitney Jencks, who earned Second-Team All-Big Ten recognition. The team will also welcome seven freshmen: Ahnna Kalmes, Karys Griffin, Hailee Bowen, Merideth Brandt, Aubrey Gilliland, Peyton Pech, and Tegan Shaver.
Fans are encouraged to stay updated on any changes to the schedule or postseason information by checking Emegypt. The upcoming season promises excitement and competitive spirit for the Nebraska women’s gymnastics team.
