Bio

Personal Best:

Vault: 9.2 at Michigan (02.03.23)

Beam: 9.45 at Ball State (01.29.23)

Floor: 9.725 at George Washington (02.26.23)

At Fisk 2024 Season (Senior):

- Competed three times on floor in her senior season- the University of Florida (01.12.24), TN Collegiate Classic (01.19.24), and SEMO (9.475).

- Granted Bulldog Club Honor Status for maintaining above a 3.0 GPA in the 2023 Fall Semester

2023 Season (Junior):

- She is the first HBCU gymnast to compete at the NCAA leading off the Ingaural Team on Floor at the Super 16 in Las Vegas, where she posted a 9.6 (01.06.23).

- Competed in 10-of-10 meets in her junior season on floor and three times on both Vault and Beam.

- Posted a Personal Best on Floor at George Washington with a 9.725 (02.26.23)

- Posted a Personal Best on Beam at Ball State with a 9.45 (01.29.23)

- Posted a Personal Best on Vault at Michigan with a 9.2 (02.03.23

Prior to Fisk: Hailing from Rochester, NY, Naimah was homeschooled and has a unique academic journey...Previously attended the University of Bridgeport (2020) and SUNY College at Brockport (2021-2022), where she made significant contributions to the gymnastics team.

Personal: Born on 9/25/2002...Daughter of Jason & Kadara Muhammad…Brothers, Ayinde & Isaiah; Sisters: Nzinga, Imani, Azizah Muhammad…the first HBCU gymnast to ever compete, the first gymnast to compete in tights in the NCAA (for religious beliefs), Fisk Award Recipient… Favorite song? Any song from Glorilla & TiaCorine…I have written several scripts and short stories and made a short documentary that was submitted to a film festival.

Why Fisk? I chose Fisk because I always wanted to attend an HBCU but didn't want to give up gymnastics. Fisk's introduction of the gymnastics team allowed me to do what I love while attending a college where I can feel like my most authentic self.

Majoring in English/Film Studies