TOWSON, Md. – The Towson University gymnastics team dominated the 2026 East Atlantic Gymnastics League (EAGL) All-League awards, with 12 Tigers being recognized with selections.
 
The All-EAGL honors are based on the National Qualifying Scores (NQS) of the athletes on all events.  The top-eight gymnasts in each event earned First Team All-EAGL while the second eight in each event were placed on Second Team All-EAGL.
 
In all, 12 Towson gymnasts earned a total of 23 All-EAGL selections for 2026.  Six Towson gymnasts earned multiple all-league honors.
 
Gymnast (in order of last name), Award (National Qualifying Score)
 
Polina Belanovski
--First Team All-Around (38.775), Vault (9.835) | Second Team Bars (9.755), Floor (9.825)
Belanovski adds four All-EAGL honors to her previous four, now being a three-time First Team All-EAGL vault honoree.  The senior earns her first all-around honor in her first year competing in all four events and has the top NQS in vault among EAGL gymnasts.
 
Carmella Calafati
--First Team Floor (9.865)
Calafati earns her third All-EAGL selection on floor, including her second time on first team in the last two seasons.  Standing tied for third in EAGL on floor with a 9.865 NQS, the senior earned at least a 9.8 on floor in her last 10 meets.
 
Isabella DeCroo
--First Team Vault (9.810), Floor (9.850)
DeCroo repeats as an All-EAGL vault and floor honoree, also being first team on vault last season.  The graduate student and two-time EAGL Specialist of the Week had nine podium finishes and combined for 17 routines of at least a 9.8 out of 25 performed, tying for fifth in the league on vault.
 
Hayden Gough
--Second Team Bars (9.770)
Gough is an all-conference honoree in her first year with the program, also earning All-WIAC last year at Wisconsin-Whitewater.  Competing on bars in 12 meets for Towson, the junior turned in 10 performances of 9.7 or better, twice being on the podium.
 
Lauren Greene
--First Team Bars (9.810)
Greene earns her third consecutive All-EAGL First Team selection on the uneven bars.  Having amassed over 500 career points exclusively on bars, the senior earned at least a 9.7 on bars 10 times this year.
 
Adriana Hoffman
--First Team Vault (9.825), Floor (9.865)
Hoffman is now a five-time All-EAGL honoree, picking up her first-ever first team selections.  Ranking in the top-three of NQS among EAGL athletes in both events she competed in, the two-time EAGL Specialist of the Week had 9.8+ scores 16 times this year, eight times notching podium finishes.
 
Jocelyn Lannon
--First Team Vault (9.830)
Lannon earns First Team All-EAGL in her first year in collegiate gymnastics.  The only freshman to rank in the top-3 in an event among EAGL gymnastics, the three-time EAGL Rookie Specialist of the Week earned at least a 9.7 on vault in all 13 meets, winning the event three times.
 
Natalie Lindgren
--Second Team Beam (9.755), Floor (9.830)
Lindgren's first year in collegiate gymnastics sees her notch a pair of all-conference selections.  The first Towson freshman to compete in an all-around since 2022, Lindgren had four podium finishes and three EAGL Rookie of the Week honors.
 
Isabella Minervini
--First Team All-Around (39.290), Vault (9.800), Bars (9.925), Beam (9.825), Floor (9.885)
Minervini adds her five All-EAGL selections to eight over her career, earning her second all-around and vault first team selection and earning her fourth First Team All-EAGL bars honor.  Earning 9.9+ scores on bars, beam and floor this year, the senior was a nine-time winner of the all-around in 12 meets competing in all four events.
 
Brissa Portillo
--First Team Beam (9.775) | Second Team Bars (9.745)
Portillo earns her first-ever All-EAGL selections this season in her two events of beam and bars.  The junior notched four podium finishes this season and had seven combined performances with at least a 9.8+ score.
 
Piper Slocum
--First Team Bars (9.790)
In her first year competing with the team, Slocum notches a first team selection on the bars.  Continuing to improve down the stretch, the sophomore earned four 9.8+ scores in the last five meets of the regular season.
 
Celia Trotter
--First Team Beam (9.825)
Trotter earns First Team All-EAGL on beam for the second year running.  A one-time EAGL Specialist of the Week, the senior had four podium finishes and turned in six 9.8+ beam performances, including a 9.900 in January.