Ryan Vanichtheeranont

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2024 Horizontal Bar All-American

Letterwinner (2023, '24, '25, '26)

University of Illinois Graduate

Event	Score
Still Rings	13.200 \| at Big Ten Championships (Team) \| April 5, 2024
Parallel Bars	13.300 \| at EVO Collegiate Open \| Feb. 9, 2024
Horizontal Bar	14.250 \| at EVO Collegiate Open \| Feb. 9, 2024

Competed in three meets, primarily on horizontal bar
Appeared at the Big Ten Championships and NCAA Championships after missing the regular season due to injury
Academic All-Big Ten

Competed in nine meets, including both days of the Big Ten Championships, primarily on still rings and horizontal bar
Set a new season high and took home the event title on horizontal bar (13.900) vs. Army and Greenville on March 1
Academic All-Big Ten
Big Ten Distinguished Scholar

Made Illini debut on still rings on Jan. 28 against Oklahoma/Air Force
Saw action in seven meets competing in still rings and horizontal bar
Set a career high on horizontal bar (13.400) on March 31 at Big Ten Championship - Event Finals

Four-time Nationals All American
16th ranked recruit
Tied for fourth on horizontal bar and sixth on pommel horse at the 2022 Men's Development Program National Championships
Second on parallel bars and fifth on horizontal bar at the 2021 U.S. Gymnastics Championships
Third on pommel horse and parallel bars and 10th in all-around at the 2021 Men's Development Program National Championships
Seventh on horizontal bar at the 2021 Winter Cup
Fourth place team finish at the 2021 Elite Team Cup
Sixth on pommel horse and vault, seventh on parallel bars, eighth on horizontal bar and 10th in all-around at the 2019 Men's Junior Olympic National Championships
Second on vault, third on parallel bars, fourth on horizontal bar and sixth in all-around at the 2018 Men's Junior Olympic National Championships
Fourth on parallel bars and fifth on pommel horse at the 2016 Men's Junior Olympic National Championships

Born Dec. 22, 2003
Majoring in biochemistry
Parents are Alan and Carmen Vanichtheeranont
One sister, Emily and one brother, Raymond
Chose Illinois because “Illinois is close to home and had everything I was looking for in a college.”