Kaytianna McMillan - Women's Gymnastics Coach - Oregon State University Athletics

Kaytianna McMillan

Title:
Volunteer Assistant Coach

HONORS AS A GYMNAST

2017 All-American on floor exercise
2017 Pac-12 Gymnast of the Year
2017 AAI Award finalist
2011 NCAA Woman of the Year nominee

Kaytianna McMillan returned to Oregon State as the Beavers’ volunteer assistant coach and recruiting coordinator for the 2019 season.

McMillan, who competed for the Beavers from 2014-17, spent the season assisting head coach Tanya Chaplin coaching the balance beam. Oregon State earned a sixth-place finish at NCAA Championships, the Beavers’ best finish since placing fifth in 1996. Junior Maela Lazaro earned second team All-America honors on the balance beam.

As a gymnast, McMillan earned All-America honors on the floor exercise as a senior in 2017. A finalist for the AAI Award, given annually to the top senior gymnast in the nation, McMillan was named as the 2017 Pac-12 Gymnast of the Year. She ‘hit’ 130 out of 135 routines in her career and won 40 event titles – tying for the seventh-most in OSU history. She is one of nine gymnasts in Oregon State history to record a 9.90 on each of the four events.

A native of Coburg, Ore., Kaytianna earned degree in human development and family science with an option in human services and a minor in psychology from Oregon State in 2017.