The 2026 Big Ten Men's Gymnastics Championships was held on April 3–4, 2026, hosted by the University of Nebraska–Lincoln at the Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska. Team and all-around competitions were held on April 3 and individual event finals on April 4.

Michigan won its sixth consecutive Big Ten title, claiming its 23rd title in program history. Fred Richard claimed his fourth consecutive Big Ten all-around title, the second gymnast to do so since Minnesota's John Roethlisberger in 1990–93.

Both days of competition will be televised live on the Big Ten Network starting at 7p.m.CT, while also available through the FOX Sports app.

Championship All five conference teams participated in the team championship.

The top 10 highest individual scores on each apparatus advanced to the individual event finals.

Final Team Results RankTeamTotalMichigan54.800 52.850 52.400 56.200 54.200 53.050 323.500Nebraska52.950 53.000 52.850 55.700 52.500 53.700 320.700 Illinois 52.300 52.450 51.000 55.200 52.800 52.950 316.700 4Ohio State53.500 52.800 50.500 54.050 51.000 52.950 314.800 5Penn State50.10050.35051.50055.60052.00051.300310.850

All-Around RankGymnastTeamTotalFred Richard Michigan13.700 13.200 13.450 13.750 14.150 13.050 81.300Max OddenNebraska13.05012.95013.15012.90012.40013.55078.000Kellen RyanPenn State12.90011.10012.75014.10012.60013.25076.7004David RamirezOhio State12.75013.65012.40013.40013.40010.80076.4005Garrett SchooleyIllinois13.20010.15013.15014.30012.70012.75076.2506Landon SimpsonPenn State12.80011.85012.00013.70012.30011.55074.200

Individual medalists

Medalists Sources:

Chase Davenport-Mills(Ohio State)Jacob Harmon(Ohio State)Luke James(Nebraska) Brandon Dang(Illinois)Parker Thackston(Ohio State)Aaronson Mansberger (Michigan) Asher Cohen(Nebraska)Akshay Puri(Michigan) Matthew Underhill (Penn State)Not awarded Chase Pappas(Michigan) Garrett Schooley (Illinois)Luke James(Nebraska) Nathan York (Nebraska)Caden Clinton (Nebraska)Pierce Wolfgang (Michigan) Carson Eshleman (Michigan) Sam Phillips(Illinois) Pierce Wolfgang (Michigan) Not awarded

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