2022 NCAA women's gymnastics tournament

The 2022 NCAA women's gymnastics tournament was the 39th NCAA women's gymnastics tournament, the annual women's gymnastics championship contested by the teams of the member associations of NCAA. The first three rounds were hosted on campuses from March 30 to April 2, 2023, and the semi-final and final were held at Dickies Arena in Fort Worth, Texas from April 14 to April 16, 2022.

Regional championships
The top two teams from each region will move on to the championship round, indicated in bold. The regional final competitions were held on April 2. The eight lowest seeded teams competed on March 30 in the First Round, followed by the Second Round on March 31.


 * Auburn, Alabama – Auburn University, host (March 30-April 2)
 * Regional teams: No. 7 Auburn 197.775, No. 10 Kentucky 197.500, Georgia, Southern Utah (Session 1); No. 2 Florida* 198.775, No. 15 Denver 197.225, Ohio State, Iowa State, Western Michigan (Session 2)


 * Norman, Oklahoma – University of Oklahoma, host (March 30-April 2)
 * Regional teams: No. 8 Minnesota 197.725, No. 9 California 197.300, Boise State, Utah State (Session 1); No. 1 Oklahoma* 198.250, No. 16 Arizona State, Arkansas 196.675, West Virginia, Arizona (Session 2)


 * Raleigh, North Carolina – North Carolina State University, host (March 30-April 2)
 * Regional teams: No. 6 LSU, No. 11 Missouri 197.425, Iowa 197.075, North Carolina State (Session 1); No. 3 Michigan* 197.800, No. 14 UCLA 197.400, Maryland, Towson, North Carolina (Session 2)


 * Seattle, Washington – University of Washington, host (March 30-April 2)
 * Regional teams: No. 5 Alabama 198.175, No. 12 Michigan State 197.650, BYU, Washington (Session 1); No. 4 Utah* 198.200, No. 13 Oregon State, Illinois, Stanford 197.250, San Jose State (Session 2)

* – Denotes regional champions

Norman Regional

 * First Round


 * Session 1 (Round 2)


 * Session 2 (Round 2)


 * Regional Final

Seattle Regional

 * First Round


 * Session 1 (Round 2)


 * Session 2 (Round 2)


 * Regional Final

Auburn Regional

 * First Round


 * Session 1 (Round 2)


 * Session 2 (Round 2)


 * Regional Final

Raleigh Regional

 * First Round


 * Session 1 (Round 2)


 * Session 2 (Round 2)


 * Regional Final

Semi-finals
The top two teams from each semifinal advanced to the National Championship, which were televised live on ABC on April 16 at 1:00 pm ET.

Florida gymnast Trinity Thomas was the only gymnast to score a 10.000 in any of the semi-finals or final. She scored two 10.000s, one on floor in the second semi-final, and the other on floor again in the final.