Our Numbers

Our Numbers

Here's a look at the number of kids involved in gymnastics.

Women's Program:

Levels	2003	2000
Level 4	11,610	11,247
Level 5	17,841	18,446
Level 6	10,779	9,012
Level 7	8,335	5,890
Level 8	6.517	4,956
Level 9	4,308	3,104
Level 10	2,319	1,767
Elite	163	190
Total	62,990	54,612

See interesting charts on the breakdown of the Women's
ages and levels at this USA Gymnastics page.

Men's Program:

Level	Participants
Class VII	2,525
Class VI	3,597
Class V	1,787
Class IV	1,164
Class III	546
Class II	390
Class I	401
Elite	108
Total	10,518

See interesting charts on the breakdown of the Men's
ages and levels at this USA Gymnastics page.

Sport	2003	2000
Trampoline & Tumbling	5,399	3,234
Rhythmic Gymnastics	1,192	1,240
General Gymnastics	2,996	1,026

See interesting charts on the breakdown of the ages and levels
of Trampoline and Tumbling at this USA Gymnastics page.

See interesting charts on the breakdown of the ages and
levels of Rhythmic Gymnastics at this USA Gymnastics page.

NCAA Men's and Women's Gymnastics Teams Divisions I, II and III
Year	Men's Teams	Women's Teams
81 - 82	99	179
82 - 83	83	170
83 - 84	82	160
84 - 85	79	150
85 - 86	79	143
86 - 87	72	125
87 - 88	71	121
88 - 89	69	112
89 - 90	68	108
90 - 91	67	103
91 - 92	69	96
92 - 93	67	91
93 - 94	68	92
94 - 95	67	90
95 - 96	69	96
96 - 97	67	91
97 - 98	68	91
98 - 99	67	90
99 - 00	67	90

The NCAA divides participant schools into three divisions: Division I, Division II and Division III. Under NCAA rules, Division I and Division II schools can offer scholarships to athletes for playing a sport. Division III schools may not offer any athletic scholarships. Larger schools generally compete in Division I and smaller schools in III. (Division I football is further divided into I A and I AA.)