K.J. Kindler Will Tell You How OU Won Eight Titles. Catching Her Is Another Story
K.J. Kindler, head coach of the University of Oklahoma's women's gymnastics team, has led the program to eight NCAA titles over the past decade. The Sooners recently secured their second consecutive championship, showcasing their dominance in the sport. Kindler emphasizes authenticity in recruitment, attracting athletes who are committed to winning.
- ▪The Oklahoma Women's Gymnastics program has won eight NCAA titles from 2014 to 2026.
- ▪K.J. Kindler's recruitment process focuses on authenticity and transparency.
- ▪The Sooners have maintained a high level of success despite competition from other top programs.
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BusinessSportsMoneyK.J. Kindler Will Tell You How OU Won Eight Titles. Catching Her Is Another StoryByCaroline Price,Contributor.Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Olympic Sports Analyst and Published AuthorFollow AuthorMay 26, 2026, 05:00am EDTFORT WORTH, TEXAS - APRIL 16: KJ Kindler, head coach of the University of Oklahoma, talks with the team during the NCAA Women's Gymnastics Championship at Dickies Arena on April 16, 2026 in Fort Worth, Texas. (Photo by Alicia Malnati/Getty Images)Getty ImagesIt's no secret: the Oklahoma Women's Gymnastics program has ruled the sport for the better part of the last decade.
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