Ayzhia Hall Season 2024-25

Career Honors & Awards

• Tom Osborne Citizenship Team (2022, 2023, 2024)
• Nebraska Scholar-Athlete Honor Roll (Fall 2023, Spring 2024)
• Nebraska Bronze Academic Medallion (2024)
• 2019 Level 10 Arkansas State Champion (Beam)
• 2018 Level 10 Arkansas State Champion (Vault)

2024 (Junior)
Ayzhia Hall was a consistent contributor in 2024, competing in every meet on vault and 12-of-13 on beam. She notched career highs of 9.900 on both events and garnered one event title on each. 

Hall was also named to the Academic All-Big Ten team for her accomplishments in the classroom

2023 (Sophomore)
Ayzhia Hall competed in all 12 meets during the 2023 season, helping the Huskers to the NCAA Denver Regional. Hall set career-best score son both vault and balance beam. Earning a 9.875 on beam, Hall took home the event title at the Lindsey Ferris Invitational. The sophomore notched a 9.875 on vault at the Masters Classic, setting a new personal best. 

2022 (Freshman)
Hall made an immediate impact as a freshman, competing in all 11 meets during the 2022 season. She set a then-career high on vault with a 9.850 at Maryland. Hall added a then-career best on beam with a 9.800 at Iowa. Against Michigan, Hall tallied a 9.900 on floor, a career high. 

Before Nebraska
One of the top gymnasts in the state of Arkansas, Hall won the state Level 10 championship on beam in 2019, while earning runner-up finishes on vault, uneven bars and in the all-around. She added a runner-up finish on vault (9.850) at the 2019 Region 3 Championships before her 14th-place finish on the event at 2019 J.O. Nationals.

Hall earned the state Level 10 vault title in 2018. She finished in the top five on all four events and in the all-around at the state championships in both 2018 and 2019.

Hall trained at Hopes and Dreams Gymnastics in Springdale, Ark., for Coach John Davis.

Personal
The daughter of DeAnthony and Stephanie Hall, Ayzhia was born on Aug. 23, 2003, in Fayetteville, Ark. Ayzhia has an older brother, Treyton, and a younger sister, Olyvia. Ayzhia is majoring in nutrition and health sciences. 

“I chose Nebraska because it felt most like home,” Hall said. “I like their gymnastics program and coaches, as well as what Nebraska had to offer academically.”

Hall's Career Highs at Nebraska

• Vault: 9.900 (at Arkansas, 3/15/24)
• Beam: 9.900 (Illinois, 1/20/24)
• Floor: 9.900 (Michigan, 2/26/22) 

2024 Season Highs 

• Vault: 9.900 (at Arkansas, 3/15/24)
• Beam: 9.900 (Illinois, 1/20/24)

2023 Season Highs 

• Vault: 9.875 (at Masters Classic, 3/11/23)
• Beam: 9.875 (at Lindsey Ferris Invitational, 1/15/23)
• Floor: 9.825 (Arkansas, 1/7/23) 

2022 Season Highs 

• Vault: 9.850 (at Maryland, 2/11/22) 
• Beam: 9.800 (at Iowa, 1/29/22)
• Floor: 9.900 (Michigan, 2/26/22)