The Washington GymDawgs announced the addition of Morgan Bowles as a part of this year's signing class, with Bowles set to join the team before the 2020 season. Bowles is a native of Las Vegas and has won multiple state championships during her career.

The first chance for fans to see the Washington GymDawgs in action this year is set for this weekend, as the annual Meet the GymDawgs event will take place Saturday, November 10 at 3:00 pm in Alaska Airlines Arena. Admission for Meet the GymDawgs is free for all fans.

Tickets for all four of Washington's home meets are now on sale. The GymDawgs, who finished the regular season last year ranked in the nation's top ten, will look to reach NCAA Nationals for the third year in a row after doing so each of the last two years. Tickets are available online.

Washington Gymnastics is looking for an experienced public address announcer to be the voice of the GymDawgs this season. This is an opportunity for someone with experience announcing at gymnastics meets to work closely with the GymDawgs and be a part of every meetday experience. Applicants are welcome to email uwathl@uw.edu with their resume and qualifications if interested.

Tickets for the Pac-12 Championships are on sale now as GymDawgs fans can get their tickets to see Washington fight for another NCAA Regionals appearance this March. The Pac-12 Championships will be hosted by Utah this year at the Maverik Center in West Valley City, Utah. Tickets are available online.

The University of Washington GymDawgs announced their official 2019 schedule today, looking to make their third-straight NCAA Nationals appearance. Washington will compete against 13 teams who made the postseason in 2018, including four other NCAA Nationals teams, three Super Six teams, and 2018 National Champion UCLA.The GymDawgs will make four appearances on national television this season, including an appearance on ESPN 2 when they host UCLA. Washington will have four home meets this year.