Utah Utes (women)

The Utah women's gymnastics team represents the University of Utah in Division I competition. They are led by co-head coaches Megan Marsden and Tom Farden and have won nine NCAA National Championship team titles and 25 individual titles, as well as one AIAW national team championship. The Utes, also known as the Red Rocks, currently compete in the Pac-12 Conference and are the defending conference champions. Utah has qualified to every NCAA Championship and has never finished lower than 9th place.

Roster & Coaching Staff
Coaches:
 * Megan Marsden: Co-Head Coach
 * Tom Farden: Co-Head Coach
 * Meredith Paulicivic: Assistant Head Coach

Nickname
The University of Utah's athletic teams are all known as the 'Utah Utes,' after the Ute tribe native to the area. Women's teams, including the gymnastics team, were previously known as 'Lady Utes.' In 1993 the team began referring to itself as the Red Rocks."“We did a little bit of a play with our gymnasts and how rock solid they are, but also the red rock of southern Utah....So it was kind of a combination name that takes in the part of our country that has the beautiful red rocks and the plateaus and then our gymnasts and their rock solid muscles.” --Megan Marsden"The nicknames Utes and Red Rocks are used interchangeably to refer to the gymnastics team.