Evgeny Siminiuc

Class:
Graduate Student
Weight:
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Hometown:
Milton, Ontario
High School:
Gold Medal

At Michigan
• NCAA All-American (parallel bars and high bar, 2024)
• NCAA All-American (parallel bars, 2024)
• NCAA All-American (parallel bars, 2022)
• NCAA All-American (parallel bars, 2021)
• NCAA Parallel Bars bronze medalist (2025)
• Big Ten High Bar Champion (2025)
• Big Ten Parallel Bars silver medalist (2025)
• All-Big Ten First Team (2025)
• All-Big Ten Second Team (2024)
• All-Big Ten Second Team (2023)
• Academic All-Big Ten (2023)
• Academic All-Big Ten (2022)
• Big Ten Gymnast of the Week (Jan. 31, 2022)
• Big Ten Gymnast to Watch (2022)

National/International
• Finished third on parallel bars and high bear at the 2025 Pan American Games and helped Team Canada finish second overall
• 2024 Paris Olympics non-traveling alternate for Team Canada

Graduate Student (2025)
• Competed on parallel bars and high bar in in seven meets
• Finished third (14.066) on parallel bars and seventh on high bar (13.600) at the NCAA Finals (April 19)
• Won gold on high bar (14.400) and silver in parallel bars (14.400) at the Big Ten Event Finals (April 5) with season highs in both events
• Parallel bars season-high was the fifth-best in the nation and high bar season-high was the sixth-best
• Won the parallel bars title (14.200) at Penn State (Feb. 1)

Senior (2024)
• Competed on parallel bars and high bar in six meets for the Wolverines, while also joining the pommel horse lineup on one occasion
• Won individual event titles on parallel bars against Greenville/Simpson (Jan. 6) and Penn State (March 17) with scores of 14.35 and 14.60, respectively
• Notched a new career-high score of 14.60 on high bar against Penn State

Junior (2023)
• Competed on parallel bars in every meet and was in high bar lineup in 10 meets
• Had five routines competed on pommel horse, highlighted by a 13.30 against Illinois (March 18)
• Scored 14.5-plus in six meets on PB and reached 14 plateau on two occasions on high bar
• Ripped off a 14.666 on parallel bars at NCAA Qualifier (April 14)
• Earned event title with a 14.50 on parallel bars at Oklahoma (March 4), scoring a 14.50
• Secured win on parallel bars with a 14.95 at Penn State (Feb.11)
• Took home event win on parallel bars against Nebraska, scoring a 14.15 (Feb. 4)

Sophomore (2022)
• Took third on parallel bars at NCAA finals, scoring a 14.400 (April 16)
• Competed every meet on parallel bars, scoring 14-plus nine times
• Saw action on high bar in all but one meet
• Set personal records on pommel horse (13.60) and parallel bars (14.60) against Army and William & Mary
• Won the individual event title on parallel bars against Illinois (14.30) and Penn State (14.35)
• Named Big Ten Gymnast of the Week on Jan. 31
• Took home a pair of event titles on high bar and parallel bars against Nebraska (Jan. 22), setting a new career-high score (14.400) on parallel bars in the process

Freshman (2021)
• Took part on parallel bars in every meet
• Scored a 14.266 on parallel bars at NCAA Championships, earning a runner-up finish on the event
• Marked a 14.300 on p-bars at the NCAA Qualifier (April 16)
• Had a regular-season high of 14.200 on parallel bars (March 6)
• Broke the 14-plateau on parallel bars on five occasions

Prep
• Five-star recruit, ranked as the No. 2 recruit nationally according to College Gym News
• Listed as the top recruit in the country on pommel horse and high bar, as well as the No. 3 recruit on parallel bars and No. 5 on high bar
• Junior Subdivision Canadian National All-Around Champion (2019)
• Placed ninth in the all-around at junior World Championships (2019)
• Took bronze on parallel bars at Pacific Rim Championships in junior subdivision (2018)
• Austrian Future Cup Gold medal winner in all-around (2018)
• Honor roll student

Personal
• Evgeny Siminiuc
• Bishop P.F. Reding Secondary School (2020), Milton, Ontario
• Born July 31, 2002 in Toronto, Canada
• Son of Olga Naconecinaia and Sergey Siminiuc
• Has sister, Alexandra
• Computer Science major in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts