ASU Sun Devils (men)

The ASU men's gymnastics team formerly represented Arizona State University in Division I competition. They were the NCAA National Champions in 1986 under coach Don Robinson, and NCAA runners-up in 1974 and 1978.

Men's gymnastics currently continues at ASU as a self-funded club sport.

History
ASU had in its history two long-serving head coaches: Norris Stevenson, who retired in 1969, and Don Robinson, who saw the team through to its 1993 disbanding. Under Robinson, the Sun Devils won six Pac-10 team titles, five of which were consecutive (1974-78), and one National team title in 1986. Twenty three Sun Devil gymnasts earned All-America honors.

The Sun Devils' most successful gymnast was Dan Hayden, the 1986 parallel bars and horizontal bar champion, 1985 all-around runner up, member of the 1986 championship team, and member of the 1985 US World Championships team. Hayden was inducted into the ASU Sports Hall of Fame in 2003.

In 1993, the ASU athletic administration eliminated varsity men's gymnastics, along with badminton and archery, citing budget concerns and debt. The team reorganized as a non-profit club sport, funded by donations, corporate sponsorships, and team fundraising events; approximately 60% of funding is raised by the team itself. ASU has won more than a dozen national team titles at the USA Gymnastics National Collegiate Championships and competes against many top Division I programs.