Isabella Magnelli, Creslyn Brose Close Season at 2025 NCAA National Championships
FORT WORTH, Texas – Isabella Magnelli and Creslyn Brose wrapped up their 2025 campaigns at the 2025 NCAA National Championships on Thursday evening, with both Wildcats turning in scores of 9.900 or higher on their respective events. Magnelli completed the final routine of her collegiate career on the balance beam, turning in a 9.9125 to finish in a tie for ninth place. Brose debuted at the National Championships, closing the meet with a 9.900 on floor to finish in a tie for 15th.
Magnelli, a fifth-year from Suffern, N.Y., was able to close her collegiate career on her signature event, delivering a stunning routine that featured a back handspring, layout stepout, layout stepout triple series, a split leap to straddle quarter leap, front ariel, full turn, and a gainer pike dismount. Scoring a 9.9125, her 13th mark of 9.900 or higher this season, Magnelli finished in ninth place, just .025 from First Team All-American status. However, Magnelli’s efforts will earn her Second Team honors on the beam—her seventh career All-America designation.
Brose, a sophomore from Holly Springs, N.C., had the honor to compete as the final routine of the entire event, performing her routine comprised of a roundoff double pike, tour jete half to wolf full leap series, front handspring front full to front layout, and a front handspring double twist. The sophomore earned a 9.900 in her National Championships debut, slotting the two-time All-American at 15th on the event.
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