North Carolina State University at Raleigh Women's Gymnastics

Kim Landrus concluded her ninth season as head coach of the NC State gymnastics program in 2026, after having taken over the Wolfpack in 2017. In 2026, she guided the Wolfpack to a 17-11 season that included a 4-2 mark in ACC dual meets and a 6-1 record at home. The campaign began with the highest season-opening score in program history and concluded with the team's 35th all-time NCAA Regionals berth. During the year, the Wolfpack posted a season-best team score of 197.150 during the campaign and set a new program record on bars with a 49.500. NC State's season-best scores on vault, beam and floor also all ranked among the top five event scores in program history. In 2025, she led the team to its 34th NCAA tournament appearance. The year began with the highest season opening score in program history, a 195.825. NC State maintained its strong performance with a five week stretch of scores above 196, capped by a season best 197.025 in a win over in-state ACC rival North Carolina. Ashley Knight and Elle Hadrick earned spots on the ACC Championship Team, with Knight recognized for vault and floor and Hadrick for bars and floor. Chloe Negrete delivered a standout season, becoming the first NC State gymnast in ten years to earn regular season All-America honors from the Women's Collegiate Gymnastics Association. She was also named WCGA Southeast Gymnast of the Year, the second-straight year a Wolfpack gymnast received the award under Landrus. A 14-time all-conference honoree and ni

Bob Starkell finished his 15th season as an assistant coach for NC State gymnastics in the 2026, focusing primarily on uneven bars. Starkell has enjoyed a successful tenure in Raleigh after being named to his position with the Wolfpack on September 12, 2011. Starkell's bars unit had a strong 2026 season, setting a new program record with a 49.500 against West Virginia on March 13. During that meet, the assistant coach guided Elle Hadrick to a 9.975 bars routine against the Mountaineers, which tied the best individual score in the team's history. As a collective, Starkell helped the Wolfpack to a 17-11 season that included a 4-2 mark in ACC dual meets, a 6-1 record at home and the team's 35th all-time NCAA Regionals berth. In 2025, he helped guide the Pack to its 34th consecutive NCAA Regional appearance, with the team finishing the season ranked No. 20 in the country and No. 23 on bars. Throughout the year, he coached three gymnasts to scores of at least 9.900 in the event. In 2024, alongside the rest of the coaching staff, Starkell helped lead the Wolfpack to both the ACC regular season and championship titles, as well as an NCAA Tournament appearance. That season, NC State recorded the second and third highest scores in program history, a 197.575 against Clemson on February 17 and a 197.550 at the ACC Championship on March 23. In the win over the Tigers, the team recorded its season best bars score with a 49.950. Additionally in 2024, three members of the Pack earned spots

Carrie A. Doyle joined NC State in November 2010 as Associate Athletics Director of Athletics for Compliance and was named Senior Associate Athletics Director a year later. She came to the Wolfpack program after spending six and a half years as the Senior Associate Athletics Director for Compliance/Student Services and Senior Woman Administrator at the University of New Hampshire, and 12 years before that with the NCAA National Office. At UNH, she was primarily responsible for the administration of more than $8 million of athletic scholarships and endowments, the eligibility certification process for approximately 525 student-athletes, and the education and monitoring of 70 coaches and 20 sports. Doyle also oversaw the data collection and analysis of the NCAA's institutional Graduation Success Rate (GSR), the Academic Progress Rate (APR) and IPEDS (Federal Graduation Rate data). At NC State, Doyle is responsible for managing all aspects of the department's comprehensive athletics compliance unit, including all education, monitoring and supervision of five full-time staff. Doyle is also the Sport Supervisor for the women's gymnastics and softball programs. At the NCAA National Office (1987-1999), she was an NCAA enforcement representative (investigator) on the association's enforcement staff for the first seven years, and then spent five years as the Director of Student-Athlete Reinstatement. As the Director of Student-Athlete Reinstatement, Doyle was responsible for the admin

Emily Gaskins was named an assistant coach for the NC State gymnastics program by head coach Kim Landrus on July 27, 2023, and is set to enter her third season with the Wolfpack in 2026. "We are thrilled that Emily will be joining the NC State coaching staff, as we are confident she will play a key role in our success moving forward," Landrus said at the time of her hiring. "She brings a wealth of experience both as a student athlete and from her time as a graduate student coach at Alabama last year." "Her passion for the sport, along with her attention to detail at the highest level, will have a positive impact on our program." Gaskins' first season with the Wolfpack was the 2024 campaign, which marked NC State’s return to ACC competition for the first time since 1984. Alongside the rest of the coaching staff, she helped lead the Wolfpack to both the ACC regular season and championship titles, as well as an NCAA Tournament appearance. During the season, NC State recorded the second and third highest scores in program history with a 197.575 against Clemson on February 17 and a 197.550 at the ACC Championship on March 23. In her second season with the Pack in 2025, Gaskins helped guide the team to its 34th consecutive appearance in the NCAA Regional competition. The squad finished the year ranked No. 20 in the country, climbing eight spots from the previous season. A former gymnast at Alabama and the team captain during the 2021 and 2022 seasons, Gaskins spent the 2022–23 seas

Felipe Lopes joined the Wolfpack Strength Staff in May of 2017 and was promoted to Associate Director of Strength and Conditioning in November 2020. His primary responsibilities include the performance program design and implementation for women’s basketball, track sprints & jumps and gymnastics. Felipe also coordinates the Strength and Conditioning Internship for the Olympic Sports Department. Prior to joining the Wolfpack, Lopes was a Strength and Conditioning Assistant/Intern at the University of Florida from January 2016 to May 2017. He designed the performance programs for the Gator gymnastics and cheer teams and assisted with the program implementation for women’s soccer, women’s lacrosse, swim & dive, track & field and volleyball. Felipe earned a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Health Education from the University of Florida and a Master’s of Science degree in Applied Physiology and Kinesiology from the University of Florida in December 2017. He currently holds the CSCS certification from the NSCA, the FRCms, FRA and Kinstretch from Functional Anatomy Seminars, and the Level II certification from USA Weightlifting. Felipe enjoys training in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, hiking and fly fishing. He is married to Clara Engelmann, and together they are raising Ella, Leonardo and the best dachshund ever, Samson.

Jody Moylon, Associate Director, joined ASPSA in 2001. In her current role she is an Academic Coordinator for Cross Country, Track and Field, Gymnastics, and Cheerleading. She oversees the Student-Athlete Tutorial Services and serves as the ASPSA staff liaison for facilities and technology. Jody is originally from Burlington, MA, but came to NC State for both her Bachelor and Master's degrees in Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Management. After playing soccer for NC State from 1993-1997, she continued on as a graduate assistant in ASPSA, before joining full-time. She currently resides in Cary.

Martika Hubbard is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist who specializes in trauma work, relationships, and family dynamics. Martika graduated with her B.A. in Psychology with minors in Health Studies, Gender Studies, and Sociology from Monmouth University where she was also a division-1 soccer player. Martika then went on to earn her M.A. in Marital and Family Therapy from the University of San Diego. Martika specifically chose this route and school because it provided a bio-psycho-social-spiritual lens to looking at the various mental health challenges that we face. Martika began her professional work with children, adolescents, and families in community mental health clinics. She found herself drawn mostly to the older adolescents in the transitional age groups and decided to pursue working in the college counseling center environment. Martika spent time at Coastal Carolina University working to create a relationship between the counseling center and athletics as she saw the unique need of student-athletes having been one herself. Martika is excited to work more with teams and individual student-athletes here at NCSU. Outside of work, Martika enjoys golfing, spin classes, watching reality television and spending time with her cat, Maverick. EDUCATION: B.A. in Psychology from Monmouth University with minors in Health Studies, Gender Studies, and Sociology M.A. in Marital and Family Therapy from the University of San Diego PREVIOUS WORK EXPERIENCE: Coastal Carolina Univer

Paige Timberlake joined NC State Athletics in December 2022 as an Administrative Support Specialist and transitioned to the Assistant Director of Compliance in January 2024. In this role, she provides full compliance support for various teams, from bylaw 10 through bylaw 17. Timberlake came to NC State after spending a year working at the Arizona Golf Association where she helped organize and conduct amateur golf tournaments and USGA Qualifiers throughout the state of Arizona. Prior to her time at the Arizona Golf Association, Timberlake was an intern for the UGA Athletic Association where she helped with game day operations for every sport at UGA from 2020-2021. Timberlake also spent time as an administrative intern with the Clemson University Athletic Department from 2016-2019 where she supported the following teams: men's and women's golf, men's and women's soccer, and baseball. Timberlake earned her B.S. in Parks, Recreation, and Tourism Management from Clemson University in 2019 and earned her M.S. in Sport Management and Policy from the University of Georgia in 2021. A native of Zebulon, NC, Timberlake now resides in Raleigh and enjoys traveling, spending time with her family and friends, and supporting the Wolfpack!

Phil Ogletree serves as an assistant coach for NC State gymnastics, finishing his ninth season with the Pack in 2026 after arriving in Raleigh in 2017. He works primarily with vault and floor. In 2026, Ogletree helped the Wolfpack to a 17-11 season that included a 4-2 mark in ACC dual meets and a 6-1 record at home. The campaign began with the highest season-opening score in program history and concluded with the team's 35th all-time NCAA Regionals berth. During the year, the Wolfpack posted a season-best team score of 197.150 and recorded season-best scores on vault and floor that ranked among the top five event scores in program history. In 2025, Ogletree helped guide the Pack to its 34th straight appearance in the NCAA Regionals and a top-20 national finish to conclude the campaign. The team had two All-ACC selections on vault and floor, with Ashley Knight named to the vault squad and Chloe Negrete selected to the floor team. Alongside the rest of the coaching staff, Ogletree helped lead NC State to a successful 2024 campaign as the team captured both the ACC regular season and championship titles and made an NCAA Tournament appearance in its first year in the conference since 1984. During the season, NC State matched the third best vault score in program history with a 49.250 against Clemson on February 17. The Pack also earned five All-ACC selections across Ogletree’s primary events. In 2023, the team ranked 24th nationally on floor and posted a score of 49.000 or higher