Michigan men's gymnastics is putting it all on the line, and they are going to travel out to Norman, Oklahoma in just a couple of weeks to try and bring home a national championship.

I'm going to talk to Jordan Gerenstrom, assistant coach, former gymnast here at the University of Michigan, to talk about their Big Ten championship and to see a little of a scouring

report as to what is to come in those NCAA champions. So stay tuned here on Conquering Heroes.

Welcome to your one-stop podcast for all things Michigan Athletics.

Updates on every team on campus and interviews with players and coaches are all on the way.

This is Conquering Heroes.

Here's your host, John Jansen.

Welcome back to Conquering Heroes.

I'm joined by the men's gymnastics assistant coach and former gymnasts here

at the University of Michigan. That's Jordan Gerenstrom. Jordan, thanks for joining us and a big weekend last

weekend. Incredible weekend indeed. Thanks for having me first off. I'm an honor to be here with you today.

And yeah, great weekend. You know, like I

have said to a couple of people asking about it, Happy Valley seems to be a great place for us.

So this is our second trophy, championship trophy. We took home a 2013 NCAA title trophy there.

And now we're taking home at 2022 Big Ten championship trophy.

I want every year to be a championship contest in Happy Valley.

Now you've been a part of, as you mentioned, both of those trips to Happy Valley,

where you've come home with hardware.

How does this year's team compare to the one that

you were a member of back in 13? Pretty synonymously, to be honest, I'm really impressed

with the guys. There's a lot of talent in our sport in general, but I would say the 24 on our

roster are among the top in the nation.

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