Mollie Korth

In 2025, Korth finished her first season as an assistant coach. She served as the director of operations for women’s gymnastics, choreographer on floor and lead coach on beam. Korth aided Nebraska to a third-straight appearance in the second round of the NCAA Championships. With her help, nineteen Nebraska athletes notched career highs during 2024-25, including five on beam. The Huskers ended the season ranked 18th nationally in the event. Five Huskers earned a career high on the floor with Korth’s help.

Mollie Korth was hired as an assistant coach for the Nebraska women’s gymnastics team in June 2024. 

Korth was an assistant coach for the Georgia Bulldogs during the 2024 season. With her help, the Bulldogs finished No. 18 in the final Road to Nationals poll and earned an NQS of 197.425. She worked with Georgia’s beam squad, which ended the season ranked No. 17 nationally, and the floor lineup, which finished at No. 23 nationally.

Before her stint as an assistant coach, Korth was a volunteer assistant for the Bulldogs, and was a volunteer assistant for Pitt for a year. As an athlete, Korth competed at Kentucky, where she was the third Wildcat ever to be named All-SEC in four consecutive seasons. The Cambridge, Wis., native was the 2017 SEC Freshman of the Year. She was a three-time WCGA All-American and was one of six finalists for the AAI award during her senior year. In total, she was an 11-time All-American.