University of New Hampshire-Main Campus Women's Gymnastics

Lindsey Bruck Ayotte is in her seventh season as head coach of the UNH gymnastics program in 2025-26. In 2025, the UNH gymnastics team placed 51st nationally with a 195.005 NQS. The Wildcats closed the season with their three highest scores of the season in their final three meets: 195.525 at Nebraska (March 8), 195.750 versus Rutgers (March 16), and a third-place 195.700 at the EAGL Championship (March 22), which was just 0.25 points away from winning the league crown. Junior Serena Mullin (Hamden, Conn.) was named Team MVP after a season in which she was named All-EAGL First Team on balance beam and all-around and All-EAGL Second Team on floor exercise. Sophomore Anne Challman (Lewisburg, Pa.) and freshman Aine Reade (Merrimac, Mass.) were each selected to compete as floor exercise specialists in the NCAA Alabama Gymnastics Regional Championship. Reade, an eight-time EAGL Rookie of the Week, ranked No. 3 on floor in EAGL's regular season with a 9.865 NQS. Led by four-time honoree Gracy Mowers (Middleton, Mass.), all 18 members of the team were named to the EAGL All-Scholastic Team. Under Bruck Ayotte's leadership in 2024, grad student Kylie Gorgenyi (North Reading, Mass.), a four-time NCAA Championship competitor, became the fourth Wildcat, and the first since Meghan Pflieger in 2015, to win the EAGL Gymnast of the Year award. The four-time EAGL All-Scholastic Team honoree registered a career-high 9.950 on floor (March 17, tied for fourth in school history) and posted a PB

Alyssa Worthington '23 joined her alma mater as an assistant coach for Lindsey Bruck Ayotte in August 2024. In 2026, her second season on the coaching staff, Alyssa takes on the elevated role of primary choreographer for the balance beam lineup, the lead for home event setup and the primary liaison for the UNH Gymnastics Community Program. Additionally, she has taken on a greater responsibility in recruiting efforts. In 2025, Worthington assisted Bruck Ayotte, associate head coach/recruiting coordinator Steve Avgerinos and assistant coach Jazmyn Estrella in all facets of the program. That included assisting with choreography and the UNH Gymnastics Community Program. Alyssa was a three-time NCAA Regional competitor and four-time All-EAGL selection during her decorated UNH career. As a Wildcat from 2020-23, she specialized on balance beam and floor exercise. Her career-high 9.975 on beam (Jan. 23, 2022) is tied for No. 3 all-time in UNH history. She garnered All-EAGL First Team on beam four straight years and represented the 'Cats as an individual on that apparatus at NCAA Regionals in 2021, 2022 and 2023. The native of West Warwick, R.I., was a two-time member of the WCGA Scholastic All-America Team, a four-time EAGL All-Scholastic Team representative and two-time Chi Alpha Sigma, National College Athlete Honor Society inductee who earned her Bachelor of Science degree in kinesiology: athletic training in 2023. She subsequently earned her Master of Science degree in exercise a

Women's GymnasticsSkip AdToland, JuliaBruck Ayotte, LindseyCramer, NickSchuler, MadisonToland, JuliaWorthington, Alyssa Zavitz, Marissa

Women's GymnasticsSkip AdSchuler, MadisonBruck Ayotte, LindseyCramer, NickSchuler, MadisonToland, JuliaWorthington, Alyssa Zavitz, Marissa

Women's GymnasticsSkip AdZavitz, MarissaBruck Ayotte, LindseyCramer, NickSchuler, MadisonToland, JuliaWorthington, Alyssa Zavitz, Marissa

Nick Cramer joined the UNH gymnastics program as an assistant coach under seventh-year head coach Lindsey Bruck Ayotte in September 2025, bringing with him a versatile coaching background and extensive experience in both men’s and women’s gymnastics. At UNH, Cramer serves as the primary coach on vault and floor exercise, while also playing a key role in the team’s recruiting efforts alongside fellow assistant coach Alyssa Worthington ’23. Cramer also oversees all home meet setup operations at the Whittemore Center at the Key Auto Group Complex and Lundholm Gym, coordinating equipment installation and breakdown to ensure a world-class competition environment for the Wildcats. Before arriving in Durham, Cramer served as program director at Metro Stars Gymnastics, where he led the Junior Olympic boys’ program and managed all elements of athlete development, training plans, and competition coordination. His coaching career includes additional roles at both Metro Stars and the Nebraska School of Gymnastics, where he specialized in advanced skill progression, technical development and spotting across multiple levels. A former NCAA gymnast at Springfield College, Cramer was a team captain and served as a USAG Varsity Representative, giving him deep insight into the demands, culture and student-athlete experience of collegiate gymnastics. His leadership background and broad skill set make him a significant addition to the Wildcats’ coaching staff. Head coach Lindsey Bruck Ayotte prai