Senior Emily Lee salutes after competing a Yurchenko full on vault. (Brandon Morquecho/Assistant Photo editor)
A new chapter of the Bruins’ story begins this weekend.
Turning a page on a long-standing history in the Pac-12, No. 11 UCLA gymnastics (3-2) will debut in the Big Ten on Saturday against No.
No. 11 UCLA gymnastics will travel to College Park, Maryland, for its first taste of Big Ten dual competition against No. 23 Maryland on Saturday. The matchup will be the first that counts toward conference records and will be the first step to determine the Big Ten regular season champions.
Redemption is on the table for the Bruins.
On Saturday, No. 12 UCLA gymnastics will compete in the Sprouts Farmers Market Collegiate Quad against formidable opponents Arkansas, Kentucky and Ohio State.
No. 12 UCLA gymnastics is set to compete in its second consecutive non-dual meet to kick off its 2025 season, this time returning to the Sprouts Farmers Market Collegiate Quad in Oklahoma City.
OCEANSIDE, Calif. – Pac-12 rivalries are still tough – despite major conference realignment.
For the Bruins, their season opener translated into a Pac-12 conference reunion featuring three of the nation’s top-ranked NCAA teams.
Jordan Chiles was competing in the Paris Olympics just months ago. Now, the junior’s long-awaited return to NCAA competition is finally here.
In the first session of the American Gold Women’s Collegiate Gymnastics Classic, No.
UCLA gymnastics put at least eight routines on every event at its annual Meet the Bruins intrasquad at Pauley Pavilion – showcasing its newfound depth following the revamping of coach Janelle McDonald’s roster.
Sydney Barros sat on the sidelines last year.
The sophomore tore her ACL – for the second time – in 2023 while vying for an Olympic spot representing Puerto Rico at the Central American Games.
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