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Gymnastics meets in Region 1: the 2026–27 season

Every sanctioned meet on Vault's 2026–27 calendar across Arizona, California, Nevada, and Utah: the biggest, the longest-running, the most fun, and where to find them.

USA Gymnastics groups states into eight regions, and Region 1 covers Arizona, California, Nevada, and Utah. Region is the map most club gymnasts compete on: it decides which regional championships a gymnast heads to and, for Level 9, whether they go to the Western Championships.

This guide covers the 2026–27 season in Region 1, using the sanctioned meets listed on Vault's meet calendar. Meets link to their page on Vault, and to their official site wherever the host has published one. New to meets? Start with the ultimate guide to gymnastics meets.

The season at a glance

Vault's calendar lists 123 meets in Region 1 for the 2026–27 season. The busiest months are October, January, and February, and Las Vegas, NV hosts the most, with 14.

  • California: 66 meets
  • Arizona: 28 meets
  • Nevada: 19 meets
  • Utah: 10 meets

The biggest meets

The Region 1 meets offering the most levels this season: big fields, with something for everyone on the team.

The most fun themes

Plenty of hosts go all in on a theme, from holidays to costumes. These meets wear theirs in their names.

The most unique venues

Most meets run in a gym, but these move to arenas, convention halls, and other big stages for the weekend.

The fastest-growing meets

These meets offer more levels than they did last season, a sign of a growing field.

New this season

38 meets join the Region 1 calendar this season, among them:

The longest meets

Meets that run three days or more, with sessions spread across the weekend.

Every Region 1 meet, month by month

August 2026

September 2026

October 2026

November 2026

December 2026

January 2027

February 2027

March 2027

April 2027

How the Region 1 season builds

Most of the season is invitationals, hosted by gyms around the region. From there, gymnasts who reach the qualifying score head to their state championships, and the top finishers go on to regional championships.

For Level 9, Region 1 competes at the Western Championships, alongside the other western regions (1 to 4). Level 10 gymnasts can qualify on to national championships. Read more in types of gymnastics meets.

Planning your season

  • Ask your coach first. Your gym chooses the team's meets, so the schedule starts with them. See how to sign up for a gymnastics meet.
  • Budget for travel. Region 1 meets can mean a drive or a flight. Our guide to what a gymnastics meet costs breaks it down.
  • Follow along. Every meet on Vault has a page with the schedule and live scores, and results land on Scores.

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