2023 UCLA Gymnastics Information Guide

2023 QUICK FACTS

Location Los Angeles, CA

Athletic Dept.Address 325 Westwood Plaza Los Angeles, CA 90095

Athletics Phone (310) 825-8699

Ticket Of ce (310) UCLA-WIN Gymnastics Of ce Phone (310) 206-6420

Chancellor Dr. Gene Block Director of Athletics Martin Jarmond Sport Admin/Sr.Women’s Administrator Dr. Christina Rivera Faculty Athletic Rep. Dr. Michael Teitell Home Arena Pauley Pavilion presented by Wescom Home Arena Capacity 13,659

Training Facility Yates Gym Enrollment 46,000

Founded 1919 Colors Blue and Gold Nickname Bruins Conference Pac-12

National Af liation NCAA Division I

Head Coach Janelle McDonald (Arizona State ‘11) Record at UCLA (Years) 1st Year

Career Record (Years) same

Assistant Coach BJ Das

Assistant Coach Kyle Grable

Volunteer Assistant Coach Autumn Grable Director of Operations Haley Garelick Staff Athletic Trainers Tracy Sokoler, Ruthy Carmona Athletic Performance Coach Dawn Malone

Marketing Directors Danial Johnson, Sarah Pruner Event Manager Garret Koonce

2022 Record 13-11

2022 Pac-12 Finish 4th 2022 NCAA Finish 3rd, Regionals

NCAA Championships 7 (1997, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2010, 2018)

Gymnastics Social Media @uclagymnastics Athletic Dept. Social Media @UCLAAthletics

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2023 SCHEDULE

Date Opponent

Jan.7 atSuper16

TABLE OF CONTENTS

The 2023 Bruins

TV Roster 2 2023 Roster 3 Coaching Staff 4-5 Gymnast Pro les 6-15

2022 Season in Review

Results and Best Marks 16 Meet Summaries 17-18

History

NCAA Team Champions 19-22 UCLA at NCAA Championships 23-25 UCLA’s Regional Champions 25 Individual National Champions 26-27 All-Americans 28-29

UCLA at Pac-12 Championships 30-32 Award-Winners 33-35

UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame 36-37

All-Time Letterwinners 38

Bruins in National/International Competition 39

Record Books

Perfect 10s 40

Top Marks 41

UCLA’s Gymnastics Arenas 42 Year-by-Year Results 43-48 All-Time Record & Series Records 49

General Information Administrator Biographies 50

Location Time(PT) TV

LasVegas,Nev. 6pm vs.Auburn,Michigan,Oklahoma

Jan.14 atWasatchClassic

WestValleyCity,Utah2pm vs.BoiseState,Minnesota,Washington

Jan.21 atWashington*

Jan.29 OregonState*

Seattle,Wash. 2pm Pac-12Network

PauleyPavilion 3pm Pac-12Network

Feb.3 atUtah* SaltLakeCity,Utah 6pm ESPN2

Feb.11 ArizonaState*

PauleyPavilion 2pm Pac-12Insider

Feb.18 atCalifornia* Berkeley,Calif. 2pm Pac-12Network

Feb.26 atArizona* Tucson,Ariz. 12pm Pac-12Network

Mar.5 Stanford*

PauleyPavilion 12pm Pac-12Network

Mar.11 IowaState PauleyPavilion 12pm Pac-12Network

Mar.18 atPac-12Championships

Mar.29-Apr.1 NCAARegionals

WestValleyCity,UtahTBD Pac-12Network

PauleyPavilion TBD ESPN+

Apr.13 atNCAASeminals FortWorth,Texas 12pmor6pm ESPN2 Apr.15 atNCAAFinal FortWorth,Texas 1pm ABC

MEDIA INFORMATION

Gymnastics Contact: Liza David Phone: 310-206-8140 Mobile: 310-621-8398 Fax: 310-825-8664

E-mail: ldavid@athletics.ucla.edu

Address: 325 Westwood Plaza Los Angeles, CA 90095

Note: AllinterviewsmustbearrangedinadvancebytheAthletic Communications Of ce. Athletes have been instructed not to grant any interview,in person or by telephone,not arranged by the Athletic Communications Of ce. Telephone numbers are private and will not be released. Please do not expect team memberstobeavailableifyouhavenotmadepriorarrangements.

On the Cover: 2022 All-Pac-12 honorees Jordan Chiles, Chae Campbell and Emma Malabuyo

Frida ESPARZA

5-4/So./Pittsburg, Calif.

Emma ANDRES 5-6/Sr./Rocklin, Calif.

Clara WREN

5-1/Fr./San Marcos, Calif.

Chae CAMPBELL

5-7/Jr./Carrollton, Texas

Jordan CHILES

4-11/So./Vancouver, Wash.

Mia ERDOES

5-5/Fr./New York, N.Y.

Paige

Emma MALABUYO

ROSTER BREAKDOWN

Height

Sophomores (6): Chiles, Erdoes,Lee,Malabuyo,Moors, Padurariu

Freshmen(4): Alipio,Anyimi, Harris,Wren

State

California(10):Alipio,Andres, Anyimi, Esparza, Hogan, Lee, Malabuyo, McNamara, Ulias, Wren

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

Name Ht. Yr. Hometown(HighSchool/LastSchool/Club)

Ciena Alipio 5-2 Fr. San Jose, Calif. (Laurel Springs School/Midwest Gymnastics)

Emma Andres 5-6 Sr. Rocklin, Calif. (Rocklin HS/Byers Roseville Gymnastics)

Maddie Anyimi 5-6 Fr. Sacramento, Calif. (St. Francis HS/ Technique Gymnastics)

Chae Campbell 5-7 Jr. Carrollton,Texas (Prestonwood Christian Academy/Metroplex Academy)

Jordan Chiles 4-11 So. Vancouver,Wash. (Prairie HS/World Champions Centre)

Mia Erdoes 5-5 So. New York, N.Y. (Convent of the Sacred Heart/Gotham Gymnastics)

Frida Esparza 5-4 Jr. Pittsburg, Calif. (K12 International Academy/Head Over Heels)

Selena Harris 5-1 Fr. Las Vegas, Nev. (Green Valley HS/Gymcats)

Margzetta Frazier 5-1 RSr. Sicklerville, N.J. (Connections Academy/Parkettes)

Paige Hogan 5-2 Sr. Simi Valley, Calif. (Simi Valley HS/Waller’s GymJam)

Chloe Lashbrooke 5-4 Sr. Scottsdale,Ariz. (Chaparral HS/Gold Medal Gymnastics)

Emily Lee 5-4 So. Los Gatos, Calif. (Connections Academy/West Valley Gymnastics)

Emma Malabuyo 5-0 So. Milpitas, Calif. (Adirondack Learning Academy/Texas Dreams)

Katie McNamara 5-4 Jr. Manhattan Beach,Calif.(Mira Costa HS/Univ.ofWashington/Waller’s GymJam)

Brooklyn Moors 5-3 So. Cambridge, Ont., Canada (Bishop Macdonell Catholic)

Ana Padurariu 5-3 So. Whitby, Ont., Canada (Sinclair Secondary School/Gemini Gymnastics)

Kalyany Steele 5-2 Sr. Colorado Springs, Colo. (Colorado Connections Academy/Colorado Aerials)

Sara Ulias 5-1 Jr. Thousand Oaks, Calif. (Century Academy /Paramount Elite Gymnastics)

Clara Wren 5-1 Fr. San Marcos, Calif. (San Marcos HS/Coastal Gymnastics)

Class

Seniors(5): Andres, Frazier, Hogan, Lashbrooke, Steele

Juniors(4): Campbell, Esparza, McNamara, Ulias

Pronunciation

Arizona(1): Lashbrooke Colorado(1): Steele Nevada(1): Harris NewJersey(1): Frazier NewYork(1): Erdoes Texas(1): Campbell Washington(1): Chiles International

Canada(2): Moors,Padurariu

Ciena Alipio ...............................see-EN-uh uh-LEAP-ee-oh Emma Andres ......................................................ON-drays Maddie Anyimi.................................................uh-KNEE-me Chae Campbell...........................................................SHAY Jordan Chiles..............................CHILES (rhymes with Biles) Mia Erdoes...........................................................AIR-dose Frida Esparza.......................................................FREE-duh Margzetta Frazier.............................................marg-ZETTA Emma Malabuyo ........................................mal-uh-BOO-yo Ana Padurariu............................Anna pad-oo-RARE-ree-you Kalyany Steele..........................................KAH-lee-AH-knee Sara Ulias..........................................................YOU-lee-us Clara Wren..................................................CLARE-uh REN BJ Das......................................................................DAHS

JANELLE McDONALD

Head Coach 1st Season

Arizona State ‘11

Former University of California assistant coach Janelle McDonald, who holds two decades of coaching experience, was named the new head coach of the UCLA Gymnastics team on May 9, 2022.

“Janelle has been exemplary at connecting with and developing young people at every level of her coaching career,” UCLA’s Alice and Nahum Lainer Director of Athletics Martin Jarmond said.“Her enthusiasm and energy is contagious.She understands and respects the Bruin legacy and the commitment to excellence this program deserves as one of the best in the country. I am extremely con dent in Janelle’s ability to lead the Bruins and am thrilled to welcome her to Westwood.”

“I am honored and so grateful to be joining the UCLAAthletics family! From the moment I stepped onto campus, I could feel the Bruin pride and tradition of excellence around every corner,” said McDonald.“I would like to thank Martin Jarmond and Dr. Christina Rivera for entrusting my vision and passion to lead this program into its next chapter.”

McDonald helped coach California to unprecedented success during her four seasons in Berkeley (2019-22), as the Golden Bears won their rst-ever Pac-12 regular season title in 2022 and earned a seventh-place NCAA nish in 2021, which matched their highest-ever nish. Serving as the team’s uneven bars head coach, McDonald coached Maya Bordas to California’s rst-ever NCAA individual championship in 2021, while the uneven bars squad nished the regular season ranked No. 1 in the nation and tied a NCAA record with a team score of 49.825. In 2022, all six uneven bars performers ranked in the Top 15 in the region, with three earning All-Pac-12 honors.The Top 7 uneven bars scores in school history have come under McDonald’s watch.During her tenure,California gymnasts earned a total of 17All-America honors, including six on uneven bars.

McDonald was honored in 2020 and 2021 as the Women’s Collegiate Gymnastics Association (WCGA) Regional Assistant Coach of the Year and was part of the 2021 College Gym News Coaching Staff of the Year.

“I am very grateful to Justin Howell, Liz Crandall-Howell and Cal Athletics for providing me a place to learn and grow over the past four seasons,” McDonald said. “My experiences in Berkeley and with the student-athletes on the Cal gymnastics team have pushed me to become a better version of myself and have prepared me to take on this new opportunity. I cannot wait to get started with our team and build with them a culture that will honor and continue the great history of this program.”

McDonald,who began her coaching career in 1999 while in high school,has extensive coaching experience at the club level, including a six-year (2012-18) tenure at WOGA, which earned USA Gymnastics Texas Junior Olympic Program of the Year honors in 2015. She coached all four events at the elite, optional and compulsory levels, mentoring USA Championship quali ers and various athletes who earned full-ride scholarships to NCAA Division I programs.

Prior to WOGA, McDonald was the TOPS team coach at Legacy Elite Gymnastics and also coached Level 3-10 team gymnasts. She also spent eight years coaching at Desert Lights Gymnastics, where she coached all levels of competitive gymnastics, choreographed balance beam and oor exercise routines and was the TOPS Team Director and CompulsoryTeam Director.McDonald was named the 2005 USAGArizona Rookie Coach of the Year and the 2006 USAG Arizona Compulsory Coach of the Year, and she was part of the staff that earned 2009-2010 USAG Arizona Coaching Staff of the Year acclaim. Since 2020, McDonald has served as the head coach on vault and uneven bars for Level 7-10 athletes at East Bay Gymnastics, coaching numerous state and regional champions.

“Janelle’s passion and love for the sport radiates throughout her,” said two-time Olympic medalist and former UCLA All-American and NCAA champion Madison Kocian, whom McDonald helped coach and support at WOGA. “She exudes qualities that will make an incredible head coach, mentor and leader for this program. I’m so excited to cheer her on as she upholds the UCLA Gymnastics legacy.”

McDonald graduated from Arizona State University in 2011 with a Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies. While at Arizona State, she interned for the Sun Devil gymnastics program in 2010. She has owned a National Association of Women’s Gymnastics Judges (NAWGJ) certi cation since 2001.

What They’re Saying …

“I’mexcitedtowelcomeJanelleMcDonaldintotheBruinfamily.Inadditiontobeingextremely accomplished in the world of coaching, she exudes both con dence and energy. More importantly,Janelle is dedicated to elevating the sport through empowering student-athletes to become the best version of themselves.”

“I’veknownJanelleforquitesometimenow.It’sbeenamazingwatchinghergrowasacoach and seeing the way she can add to a college team. Change is always exciting, and so is a new perspective. I can’t wait to see where she leads this team.”

- Two-time NCAA Champion Katelyn Ohashi (UCLA ‘19)

“I am beyond proud and excited for Janelle and the UCLA Gymnastics program! I had the honorofworkingalongsideherformanyyears,andsheisoneofthebestpeopleandcoaches I have ever met. UCLA Gymnastics is very lucky to have her. I know she will be able to bring out the best of everyone in the program.”

- Former UCLA Head Coach and UCLA Athletic Hall of Fame member Valorie Kondos Field

- Cecile Landi, Girls Team Assistant Head Coach, World Champions Centre

BJ DAS

Assistant Coach 4th Season

KYLE GRABLE

Assistant Coach 1st Season

Professional choreographer and dancer BJ Das begins her fourth season on UCLA’s coaching staff and rst as a full-time assistant coach after serving as the volunteer assistant coach from 2020-22.

Each year as the Bruins’ choreographer, Das created oor exercise routines that went viral, including two routines from Nia Dennis that each amassed over 11 million views just on Twitter alone. Das also put together two routines that won Pac-12 oor exercise championships(ChaeCampbellandPaulineTratzin2021)andthreeroutinesthatscored perfect 10s (Gracie Kramer in 2020, Campbell twice in 2022 and Jordan Chiles twice in 2022). UCLA’s oor exercise squad ranked rst in the nation at the conclusion of the 2020 season, and their team score of 49.8, set Feb. 23, was the nation’s highest event score on any apparatus all season. In addition to her volunteer coaching role, Das assisted the Bruins in marketing and fundraising efforts and culture and team building. She also directed the Bruin Gymnastics Academy recreational program and summer camps.

“Over the past three years, BJ has demonstrated that she is one of the most innovative choreographers and coaches in our sport,” said UCLA head coach Janelle McDonald. “She has a gift of bringing out the very best in our student-athletes by creating and coaching routines that showcase each individual’s strengths and personality.She builds strong connections with the student-athletes and seeks to celebrate each individual and the unique qualities they possess. Her character, energy and passion are exactly the example I want in the gym every day for the young women on our team.”

As a professional dancer, Das has performed live with Beyonce, P!nk and Usher and toured with Avril Lavigne. Her music video credits include Beyonce’s “Run the World (Girls)”, Ariana Grande’s “Baby I” and Justin Bieber/Nicki Minaj’s “Beauty and a Beat”. Das has also performed live at the 2019 Grammy Awards, the 2018 American Music Awards and on the Ellen Show, The Voice and Late Show with James Corden, among others. Additionally, Das has choreographed for TV shows GLOW, Fresh Off the Boat and The Masked Singer, along with the Emmy Awards and Radio Disney Music Awards. She also served as an assistant choreographer for the Gold Over America Tour in 2021. Her rst Hollywood experience was as a gymnast on the movie Stick It. Das has been signed to Bloc Talent Agency as a dancer and choreographer since 2007.

Das was the volunteer assistant coach and choreographer at the University of Utah in 2019, when the Utes ranked in the Top 5 in the nation on oor exercise.

A 2006 graduate of the University of Washington, Das earned her Bachelor’s degree in psychology. She competed on the Husky gymnastics team for two years.

Kyle Grable begins his rst season as the Bruins’ assistant coach after a successful 15-year club coaching career.

Grable comes to UCLA from Jaycie Phelps Athletic Center (JPAC) in Indianapolis, where he served as co-head coach for elite development the last ve years.Under his guidance, JPAC was awarded J.O. Club of the Year honors nationally in 2019 and in Region 5 in 2021. Grable, who led the uneven bars instruction for Levels 6-10, coached a Level 10 national all-around champion in 2019, three Level 10 uneven bars national champions, a 2021 Level 10 National beam champion, two Level 10 national all-around runnersup and quali ed athletes to the Nastia Liukin Cup the past four years. Two of Grable’s athletes scored a perfect 10 on uneven bars.

From 2007-17,Grable coached at Gym-Nation in Mason,Ohio,assisting in the rebuilding of the gymnastics team program.As the primary vault and uneven bars coach,he helped qualify athletes to Level 9 Easterns and Level 10 Nationals.

“The success Kyle has had with his club team and athletes over the years shows his ability to coach high- level and technical gymnastics,” said UCLA head coach Janelle McDonald. “He has a great reputation in the gymnastics community because of the positivity and enthusiasm that he brings into each day. He is someone who carries a growth mindset into everything he does and works extremely hard to bring out the best in everyone around him. In our conversations, I could feel the passion he has to help build a culture of integrity, hard work, inclusivity and fun, and I am very excited for the positive impact Kyle will make on our program.”

AUTUMN GRABLE

Volunteer Assistant Coach 1st Season

Autumn Grable begins her rst season as UCLA’s volunteer assistant coach.

Grable comes to UCLA from Jaycie Phelps Athletic Center (JPAC) in Indianapolis, where she served as co-head coach for elite development the last ve years. Under her guidance, JPAC was awarded J.O. Club of the Year honors nationally in 2019 and in Region 5 in 2021. Grable, who led the Level 6-10 balance beam and oor exercise squads, coached a Level 10 national all-around champion in 2019, three Level 10 uneven bars national champions, a 2021 Level 10 National beam champion, two Level 10 national all-around runners-up and quali ed athletes to the Nastia Liukin Cup the past four years.

Prior to coaching at JPAC, Grable was the beam and oor coach for all levels from compulsory through Level 10 at Gym-Nation from 2011-17, annually helping coach athletes to Level 9 Easterns and Level 10 Nationals, with many earning Top 5 nishes. She also planned the gym’s strength and conditioning program.

“Autumn possesses a strong ability to lead, coach and motivate in a positive way,” said UCLA head coach Janelle McDonald. “She has a passion for team-building and making connections with her athletes. Autumn’s coaching experience, paired with her ability to be organized and creative in her approach, makes her the perfect t to lead our beam team.”

CIENA ALIPIO

5-2 / Freshman San Jose, Calif. Laurel Springs School Midwest Gymnastics

Club

Four time member of the U.S. Women’s National Team … Won a silver medal on balance beam at the 2022 U.S. Championships … Placed ninth in the all-around and sixth on oor exercise at the 2022 U.S. Classic … Placed third in the all-around at the 2021 Arthur Gander Memorial in Switzerland … Won team and balance beam silver and vault bronze in the junior division at the 2019 Jesolo Trophy in Italy … Second on beam and sixth in the all-around at the 2019 U.S. Championships … Won the allaround and uneven bars at the 2019 American Classic junior division … Runner-up on beam at the 2018 U.S. Championships as a junior … Trained at Midwest Gymnastics.

Personal

Full name is Ciena Nizhoni Alipio … Born in San Jose, Calif. … Parents are Dante and Linda Alipio … Has an older brother, Eric … Chose UCLA because “I found the environment very welcoming,and I appreciated the diversity that the campus held.I also found the level of academics in combination with the level of athletics was unmatched compared to other schools” … Enjoys traveling and spending time with friends and family … Favorite apparatus is balance beam.

EMMA ANDRES

5-6 / Senior Rocklin, Calif. Rocklin HS

Byers Roseville Gymnastics Center

2022

Did not compete due to injury.

2021

Competed on oor exercise in every meet and earned a career-high of 9.9 to tie for fourth at the NCAA Regional second round,the Bruins’ top mark in the meet …Averaged 9.75 on oor and had ve scores of 9.825 or higher … Competed on vault against Oregon State and stuck her Yurchenko layout full for a career-high 9.825 … Member of the Spring Director’s Honor Roll.

2020

Competed in three meets and exhibitioned in four others … Scored her second consecutive 9.875 on oor at Arizona State … Made her competitive debut on Feb. 9 against Arizona and tied for third on oor with a 9.875 and also scored 9.75 on vault … Recorded a pair of 9.775s on exhibition beam and oor performances against Washington … Scored 9.825 in an exhibition oor performance at BYU … Hit 9.7 on an exhibition beam routine in the season opener … Member of the Director’s Honor Roll all three quarters.

Club

Two-time JO Nationals quali er (2019 and 2017) … Quali ed to Regionals six times and States six times as a Level 10 … Earned Top 10 nishes in the all-around (10th), vault (eighth), beam (sixth) and oor (seventh) at the 2019 Region 1 Championships … Eighth on bars at the 2018 Region 1 Championships … Fourth all-around and third on

beam at the 2018 State meet … Placed fourth on oor and fth on vault at the 2017 Regionals … Career-best scores were 9.650 on vault, 9.625 on beam and oor, 9.45 on bars and 38.1 in the all-around … Trained at Byers Roseville Gymnastics Center.

Personal

Favorite apparatus is balance beam … Chose to attend UCLA because of the excellence in academics and athletics and because she loves to be challenged … Admires Simone Biles and Bethany Hamilton … Hobbies include hiking, swimming, sur ng, music and animals … Plays guitar, piano and ukulele … Parents: Jenni and Ken Andres … Has an older brother, Spencer … Full name is Emma Michele Andres … Born in Sacramento, Calif. … Environmental Science major with a minor in Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences … Career objective is to be a water conservationist.

Best Marks

V - 9.825, 2/27/21 BB - 9.775 (ex.), 1/31/20 FX - 9.900, 4/2/21

MADDIE ANYIMI

5-6 / Freshman

Sacramento, Calif.

St. Francis HS

Technique Gymnastics

Club

Competed at the 2022 Level 10 Nationals, nishing 15th in the all-around and ninth on uneven bars … Won vault and beam at the 2022 Regionals and was the vault and uneven bars champion at the state meet … Placed fourth in the all-around at the 2021 Regionals to qualify for the national championships and claimed the beam title … Competed at Level 10 Nationals in 2021 … Member of the rst-place team at nationals in 2022 and the runner-up squad in 2021 … Has a career high of 38.050 for the all-around … Trained at Technique Gymnastics and was named the club’s 2021 gymnast of the year.

Personal

Full name is Madisyn Sarah Anyimi … Born in Folsom, Calif. … Parents are Nena and Charles Anyimi … Has two older brothers, Isaiah and Jordan … Chose UCLA because “it’s an amazing blend of academics and athletics. I’ve always wanted to go to a school that would challenge me and help me grow into a better person, and UCLA offers all of that and more in and out of the classroom” … Described her greatest athletic thrill as nishing her oor routine after hitting 4 for 4 at Nationals in 2022 … The athlete that she admires is Serena Williams … Enjoys origami, dance, reading and listening to music … Favorite apparatus is oor exercise … Pre-Math Applied Science major.

CHAE CAMPBELL

5-7 / Junior Carrollton, Texas Prestonwood Christian Academy Metroplex Gymnastics

2022

Second-team regular season All-American on vault … First-team All-Pac-12 on vault … Named to the Pac-12 Winter Academic Honor Roll … Recorded four perfect scores - two each on oor exercise (10.0) and on vault (9.95 on 9.95 start-valued vault) … Averaged a team-best 39.508 in the all-around and scored 39.4 or higher in eight of her nine all-around attempts … Led the team with a season average of 9.907 on vault and nished the regular season ranked 15th nationally … Scored 9.900 or higher on vault in her last nine meets and on 10 of her 11 vaults overall … Led the team with ve vault wins and 10 Top 3 nishes … Tied for rst on oor at the NCAA Raleigh Regional with a 9.950 … Tied for second on vault at the Pac-12 Championships with a 9.900 and nished with an all-around total of 39.400 … Named Pac-12 Gymnast of the Week Mar. 15 after recording two perfect scores (perfect 9.950 on vault, 10.0 on oor exercise) a career-best 39.725 in the all-around and a second-place 9.900 on balance beam on Mar. 12 vs. UC Davis … Earned a perfect 9.950 score on vault and recorded career-highs of 39.700 in the all-around and 9.900 on uneven bars against Cal on Mar. 6 … Scored her rst career perfect 10 on oor exercise on Feb. 27 vs. Washington and also won the all-around with a 39.575 and vault with a 9.925 … Won vault with a 9.900, tied for second on beam with a 9.925 and placed second in the all-around with a 39.500 at Stanford Feb. 12 … Recorded then-season-highs on all four events and the all-around against Utah Feb. 4 - 9.900 V, 9.850 UB, 9.825 BB, 9.925 FX, 39.500 AA (third place) … Placed second on vault in the season opener with a 9.900 on a stuck Yurchenko full and recorded the Bruins’ top mark on balance beam with a 9.850 … Member of the Director’s Honor Roll all three quarters.

2021

Earned three All-America honors at the NCAA Championships, receiving rst-team acclaim on balance beam and second-team on oor exercise and in the all-around … Her 9.925 on beam at NCAAs tied her career-best and gave her a fourth-place nish in her session ( fth-place overall) … Finished seventh overall and fth in her session on oor with a 9.9375 and was 14th overall and eighth in her session in the all-around with a 39.550 … Quali ed to the NCAA Championships after recording the highest all-around score from a non-advancing team at the Regional second round, a 39.425 … Named the Pac-12 Freshman/Newcomer of the Year … Earned All-Pac-12 rst-team honors in the all-around, vault and oor, tying for most rst-team honors in the conference … Was also an honorable mention All-Pac-12 selection on beam … Captured a share of the Pac-12 oor exercise title with a 9.950 … Three-time Pac-12 Freshman/Newcomer of the Week winner … Competed in the all-around in all but one meet and averaged 39.313 with a high of 39.625 set at California on Mar. 6 … Tied with LSU’s Haleigh Bryant for highest all-around score by a freshman in 2021 … Had six all-around scores of 39.4 or higher and a team-high four all-around victories … Led UCLA with 13 individual victories this season - four in the all-around, four each on vault and oor and one on beam … Averaged 9.877 on vault and earned a perfect mark of 9.95 on her Yurchenko layout full at Cal on Mar. 6 … Scored 9.8 or better on her last six uneven bars routines with a high of 9.875 at Cal in the leadoff spot … Scored 9.9 or better on beam three times, recording a high of 9.925 at Arizona on Jan. 31 and winning beam at Washington on Feb. 14 … Averaged a team-best 9.908 on oor with eight of 10 routines scoring 9.9 or better … Scored 9.95 on oor twice - Feb. 19 at Utah and Mar. 20 at the Pac-12 Championships … Member of the Director’s Honor Roll all three quarters.

Club

U.S. junior vault champion in 2016 … Two-time JO National Team member (2015 and 2019) … Placed second on oor exercise and balance beam,third in the all-around,and Top 10 on vault and uneven bars at the 2019 JO National Championships … Second on vault at the 2018 JO National Championships, while placing in the Top 10 in both the all-around and oor exercise … Won the oor exercise and vault titles and placed third in the all-around at the 2015 JO National Championships … Recorded a pair of Top 10 all-around nishes at the Nastia Liukin Cup, placing seventh in 2018 and ninth in 2020 … Won the all-around, vault, balance beam and oor exercise titles and placed third on uneven bars at the 2018 Region 3 Championships … Second in the all-around at the 2019 Region 3 Championships … Won the Texas State Championships on vault in 2015, 2018 and 2019 … Trained at Metroplex Gymnastics.

Personal

Favorite events are vault and oor exercise … Describes her greatest athletic thrill as winning the vault title at the 2016 P&G Championships … Admires Dominique Dawes, Michael Jordan and Serena Williams … Chose UCLA because of its great academics and athletics … Hobbies include anything creative such as decorating, writing, crafting, dancing and cooking … Co-President of UCLA’s Black Student Athlete Alliance for 2022-23 … Full name is Chae Jada Darian Campbell … Born in Arlington, Texas … Mother: Leila Campbell … Has an uncle, Calais Campbell, who plays for the Baltimore Ravens … Communication major.

Best Marks

V - 9.950, 3x, last 3/12/22

UB - 9.900, 3/6/22

BB - 9.925, 2x, last 4/16/21

FX - 10.00, 2x, last 3/12/22

AA - 39.725, 3/12/22

JORDAN CHILES

4-11 / Sophomore Vancouver, Wash. Prairie HS World Champions Centre

2022

Earned second-team All-America honors after tying for seventh in her session and 14th overall on oor exercise at the NCAA Championships … Scored 9.925 on her upgraded oor routine at the Championships, performing a full-twisting double layout and a front full through to a double tuck … Quali ed to the NCAA Championships on uneven bars and oor exercise after rst-place nishes and 9.950 scores at the NCAA Raleigh Regional … Earned rst-team All-Pac-12 on bars and oor and honorable mention honors on vault … Recorded three perfect 10s, scoring two on oor exercise (Mar. 6 and Feb. 4) and one on uneven bars (Feb. 12) … Ranked second on the team in routines competed with 46 and in total points with 452.0375 … Led UCLA with 23 9.9+ scores and 10 9.95+ scores … Season average of 9.909 on oor exercise led the team, and she totaled seven scores of 9.9 or higher on the event … Scored 9.900 or higher on vault in six of the last seven meets, including a career-best 9.925 at the NCAA Regional Second Round … Led the team with six uneven bars victories and nished the regular season ranked 18th nationally … Scored 9.950 or higher on uneven bars in four of her last ve team meets … Scored a career-high 39.800 to win the all-around against Cal and also took rst place on oor exercise (10.0) and uneven bars (9.975) and recorded then-career-highs of 9.9 on vault and 9.925 on beam … Earned her second Pac-12 Freshman of the Week award on Mar. 8 after her 39.8 all-around performance vs. Cal, where she became only the third freshman in school history to hit the 39.8 threshold … Won oor exercise with a 9.975 at ASU and also recorded the team’s highest score on vault with a 9.900 … Earned her second perfect 10 of the season at Stanford on Feb. 12 on uneven bars … Pac-12 Freshman of the Week and UCLA Student-Athlete of the Week (Feb. 8) after scoring a perfect 10 on oor, winning the all-around with a career-high 39.700 and earning career-bests on all four events against Utah … Her 39.700 all-around score against Utah was the highest by a UCLA freshman in 17 years (Tasha Schwikert, 2005) … Competed in allaround for the rst time vs. Arizona (Jan. 30), nishing second (39.350) and winning the uneven bars (9.900) … Recorded UCLA’s top marks on vault (9.875) and bars (9.925) at Oregon State, placing second overall on both events.

Club

Helped lead the U.S. to a team silver medal at the 2020 Olympic Games … Won three medals at the 2022 World Championships - team gold, vault and oor silver - in her rst-ever Worlds appearance … Earned oor gold and vault silver at the 2022 World Challenge Cup in Paris … Placed third in the all-around, uneven bars and oor exercise at the 2022 U.S. Championships … Nine-year U.S. National Team member ( ve years as a senior, four as a junior) … Placed in the Top 3 in the all-around at every domestic competition in 2021, including third at the Olympic Trials, where she hit four-for-four on each of the two days of competition … Finished third in the all-around and vault and fourth on uneven bars,balance beam and oor exercise at the 2021 U.S.Championships … Scored a career-high 57.55 in the all-around on day two of the U.S. Championships

… Won the 2021 Winter Cup all-around title … Placed second in the all-around at the 2021 GK U.S. Classic … Won silver at the U.S. Championships on vault in 2018 and in the all-around in 2017 … In her rst senior international assignment, she won bronze in the all-around at the 2018 Stuttgart World Cup … Captured team, vault and oor gold and a bronze on beam at the 2018 Paci c Rim Championships … Alternate for the USA’s 2017 World Championship team … Won the U.S. vault title at the junior level in 2015 and was the bronze medalist on vault and oor in 2014 … Trained at World Champions Centre.

Personal

Interests include shoes and fashion … Considers herself a sneaker head … Admires many different athletes, including Dominique Dawes, Michael Jordan, Serena Williams and Simone Biles … Parents: Timothy and Gina Chiles … Siblings: Jazmin, Jade, Tajmen and Tyrus … Full name is Jordan Lucella Elizabeth Chiles … Born in Tualatin, Ore. … Plans to major in Business Economics.

Best Marks

V - 9.925, 3/31/22

UB - 10.00, 2/12/22

BB - 9.925, 3/6/22

FX - 10.00, 2x, last 3/6/22

AA - 39.800, 3/6/22

MIA ERDOES

5-5 / Sophomore New

York, N.Y.

Convent of the Sacred Heart Gotham Gymnastics

2022

Earned WCGA Scholastic All-America honors … Member of the Director’s Honor Roll all three quarters … Did not see action in her rst season.

Club

Tied for ninth on uneven bars at the 2021 Level 10 National Championships … Uneven bars champion and all-around and vault bronze medalist at the 2021 Region 6 Championships … Placed third in the all-around and on vault and bars at the 2021 Level 10 New York State Championships … Trained at Gotham Gymnastics.

Personal

Favorite apparatus is uneven bars … Full name is Mary Catherine Irene Erdoes … Parents: Mary and Philip Erdoes … Has two younger sisters, Morgan and Mason … Plans to study Business Economics.

2022

FRIDA ESPARZA

5-4 / Junior

Pittsburg, Calif.

K12 International Academy Head Over Heels

Named to the 2022 Pac-12 Winter Academic Honor Roll … Member of the Director’s Honor Roll all three quarters … Sat out six meets due to injury and returned on Mar. 12 to score a career-high-tying 9.925 on uneven bars and a 9.775 on balance beam in an exhibition performance … Scored 9.900 on uneven bars at the NCAA Regional Second Round to help the Bruins score a season-high 49.475 on the event … Competed on balance beam for the rst time in 2022 as a late replacement at the NCAA Regional Final and scored 9.750 … Led off on bars at Oregon State with a 9.875, good for third place, and made her collegiate debut on oor, scoring 9.650 … Competed on uneven bars in the season opener and tied for third place with a 9.850.

2021

Earned honorable mention All-Pac-12 honors on uneven bars … Recorded a careerhigh 9.925 on bars to place fourth at the Pac-12 Championships … Scored 9.85 or higher on eight of her 11 uneven bars routines, with three scores of 9.9 or higher … Earned Pac-12 Freshman of the Week honors after the Bruins’ rst meet following her meet-winning uneven bars score of 9.9 and a 9.8 on balance beam in her collegiate debut against Arizona State … Earned the victory on uneven bars against BYU with a 9.9 … Competed on balance beam in nine meets and recorded a season-high of 9.9 at Arizona … Had ve scores of 9.8 or better on beam, with two Top 3 nishes … Member of the Director’s Honor Roll all three quarters … Served as a team representative for UCLA’s Voting Matters Initiative.

Club

Two-time World Championships competitor for Mexico (2018, 2019) … Finished 32nd in all-around qualifying at the 2018 World Championships … Led Mexico to a bronze medal nish at the 2018 Pan American Games, where she nished ninth in the all-around and fth on uneven bars … Uneven bars champion at the 2019 FIG World Challenge Cup in Guimarães … Crowned the 2018 Mexican national all-around and unevenbarschampion…Competedatthe2016and2017U.S.NationalChampionships … Placed sixth on beam in the junior division at the 2016 U.S. Classic … Level 10 National champion on uneven bars in 2015 … Trained at Head Over Heels Gymnastics.

Personal

Favorite apparatus is the uneven bars … Admires Naomi Osaka, Dennis Rodman and Michael Jordan … Chose UCLA because it is close to her family, has great team energy, and is a diverse school … Hobbies include reading books and comics … Full name is Frida Esparza … Born in Concord, Calif. … Parents: Nora and Rolando Esparza … Political Science major.

Best Marks

UB - 9.925, 2x, last 3/12/22

BB - 9.900, 1/31/21

FX - 9.650, 1/23/22

MARGZETTA FRAZIER

5-1 / Redshirt Senior Sicklerville, N.J. Connections Academy Parkettes

2022

Has hit every routine of her collegiate career without a fall, a total of 92 consecutive hit routines … Competed on bars at Minnesota in the season opener but fractured her foot when it hit the low bar in the rst rotation and did not return to competition, redshirting the season … Served on the Pac-12 Gymnastics diversity & inclusion organization G-PAC for the second-straight year.

2021

Quali ed to NCAA Championships after recording a 9.950 on uneven bars in the second round of the NCAA Regional … Scored 9.875 on bars at the NCAA Championships and nished 22nd overall … Earned rst-team regular seasonAll-America honors on uneven bars … First-team All-Pac-12 in the all-around and on uneven bars … Won a share of the Pac-12 uneven bars title with a 9.950 … Finished the regular season ranked No. 6 in the nation on uneven bars with a NQS of 9.944 … Scored 9.950 on uneven bars ve times in the last six meets … Competed in the all-around in every meet and hit all 44 routines … Recorded her rst all-around victory on Feb. 14 at Washington, scoring 39.325 … Tied her career-high in the all-around on Feb. 27 against Oregon State in UCLA’s Black Excellence meet, placing rst with a 39.550 … Scored 9.8 or better on her last eight vaults, including a career-high of 9.875 at Utah to place second … Won beam at Utah on Feb. 19 with a career-high 9.925 … Recorded seven scores of 9.9 or better on oor … Debuted a new Janet Jackson oor exercise routine on Feb. 10 against BYU and scored a season-high and meet-winning 9.925 … Video of that routine went viral, with Janet Jackson herself sharing it and later FaceTiming her, and Margzetta making appearances on Good Morning America, Entertainment Tonight and Access Hollywood … Named to the Fall 2020 Director’s Honor Roll.

2020

Earned second-team regular season All-America and rst-team All-Pac-12 honors on bars … Hit all 16 routines she competed, with 15 going 9.8 or higher … Scored 9.9 or higher on every uneven bars routines, placing in the Top 3 in each meet … Finished the season ranked No. 10 nationally on bars … After doing all-around the rst three meets, she was limited to uneven bars following that due to an ankle injury and sat out three meets total … Captured her rst event win of the year, tying for rst place on bars vs. Washington with a 9.925 … Placed second in the all-around (39.4) and on oor (9.9) at BYU … Recorded a career-high 39.550 to place second in the all-around against Boise State and also placed second on bars and oor with scores of 9.95 … Scored 39.475 in her rst-ever collegiate all-around performance to place fth at the Collegiate Challenge and also placed second on bars (career-high-tying 9.95) and oor (9.925), tied her career-best on vault with a 9.825 and scored 9.775 on beam in her rst counting beam routine… Won the rst-ever Pac-12 Coaches’ Choice Award.

2019

First-team All-American on uneven bars … Hit all 31 of her routines, with just one score under 9.8 … Second-team All-Pac-12 on uneven bars … UCLA’s leadoff on uneven bars in 15 of 16 meets, she scored 9.8 or higher on every uneven bars routine, with a high of 9.950 set Mar. 23 at Pac-12 Championships to tie for second place and on Feb. 16 vs. Arizona … Competed on oor exercise 12 times with an average of 9.877… Led off with a career-high-tying 9.95 on oor against Stanford on Mar. 10 to tie for rst place … Earned her rst collegiate victory with a 9.950 on oor against Arizona State … Also scored a then-career-high-tying 9.925 on bars against Arizona State en route to Pac-12 Freshman of the Week honors … Recorded 9.925 on bars and oor and a 9.825 on her vault debut at the Collegiate Challenge to win her rst Pac-12 Freshman of the Week award … Also won Freshman of the Week honors Feb. 20 after scoring 9.95 on bars and 9.925 on oor against Arizona … Averaged 9.8 or higher on all three events on which she competed - 9.888 on bars, 9.877 on oor, and 9.8 on vault … Named to the Director’s Honor Roll for Spring 2019.

Club

Represented UCLA at the 2018 USA Championships and placed 13th in the all-around and 10th on oor … Silver medalist in the all-around and bronze medalist on bars at the 2018 Birmingham World Cup … American Cup and Pan American Games alternate in 2018 … Named to the 2017-18 U.S. National Team after placing fth in the all-around at the 2017 P&G Championships, where she also placed fth on bars, seventh on oor and eighth on beam … In her rst year at the senior level, she placed 15th all-around at the 2016 P&G Championships … Placed fourth all-around and sixth on vault and oor at the 2016 Secret U.S. Classic … At the junior level, she competed at the P&G Championships in 2015 and 2014 ... Trained at Parkettes National Training Center.

Personal Sociology major … Favorite apparatus is uneven bars … Greatest athletic thrill was competing in a different country and still having the entire arena chant your name … Decided to attend UCLA because “UCLA focuses not only on academic or athletic potential, but encourages students to nd their purpose in helping the world be a better place” … Admires Muhammad Ali, Jesse Owens, Dominique Dawes and Elizabeth Price … Hobbies include singing, dancing, songwriting, poetry, fashion and music … Co-founder of UCLA’s Black Student-Athlete Alliance … Parents: Tina and William Frazier … Has two younger sisters, eMjae, who competes at Cal, and Billie … Has a younger brother, Tytan … Full name is Margzetta Bryantina Frazier … Named after her grandmother Margzetta Adams.

Best Marks

V - 9.875, 2/19/21

UB - 9.950, 9x, last 4/3/21

BB - 9.925, 2/19/21

FX - 9.950, 3x, last 1/12/20

AA - 39.550, 2x, last 2/27/21

SELENA HARRIS

5-2 / Freshman Las Vegas, Nev.

Green Valley HS Gymcats

Club

Competed at the elite level as a junior from 2017-18 …Placed 10th in the all-around and seventh on vault at the 2018 U.S. Championships … Competed at the 2017 U.S. Championships … Won a total of eight Level 10 national championships (2022, 2021 all-around; 2022 and 2017 vault; 2022 and 2021 uneven bars; 2021 balance beam; 2022 oor exercise) … Nearly swept the 2022 Level 10 National Championships, winning the all-around, vault, bars and oor exercise and placing third on balance beam … Won the all-around, bars and beam and placed second on vault at the 2021 Nationals … Won 11 Region 1 titles, including all-around championships in 2022 and 2019 … A 19-time Level 10 Nevada state champion who won the 2021 vault title with a perfect 10 … Rated the No. 1 recruit in the nation for 2022 by College Gym News … Trained at Gymcats.

Personal

Full name is Selena Hulda Harris-Miranda … Born in Las Vegas, Nevada … Parents are Nidia Miranda and Chris Harris … has two younger sisters, Miriam and Celeste … Chose UCLA because “the amazing athletics as well as the academic part, and to be able to say I graduated from the #1 public university in the country is pretty cool” … Describes her greatest athletic thrill as winning her second consecutive Level 10 national title … Athlete she admires is Serena Williams … Enjoys drawing and painting, watching sports documentaries, and going to the beach.

PAIGE HOGAN

5-2 / Senior Simi Valley, Calif. Simi Valley HS Waller’s GymJam

2022

Named to the Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll for the second-straight year … Earned Director’s Honor Roll status in Winter and Spring quarters … Suffered a ruptured Achilles tendon in January and did not compete.

2021

Earned WCGA Scholastic All-America honors … Named to the Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll … Received Director’s Honor Roll distinction all three quarters … Competed on oor exercise in the season opener, scoring 9.450 … Served as team representative for UCLA’s Voting Matters Initiative.

2020

Did not compete … Named to the Director’s Honor Roll for Spring 2020.

Club

Level 10 career-high marks were 9.675 on oor exercise and 9.5 on vault … Earned Top 10 nishes on vault and oor at the 2019 Level 10 Region 1 Championships … Placed fourth on oor at the 2019 Level 10 State Championship … Level 9 State oor champion and vault bronze medalist in 2016 … Won the Level 8 Regional title on oor in 2015 … Won the Level 7 oor and vault state championships in 2013 … Trained at Waller’s GymJam Academy.

Personal

Lists her greatest athletic thrill as winning her rst State Championship in 2013 … Athletes she admires are Shawn Johnson and Kobe Bryant … Chose to attend UCLA because of the amazing academics and athletics … Has always admired the UCLA Gymnastics team’s “energy and genuine joy they have for the sport when they compete and perform” … Hobbies include drawing, painting, reading and going to coffee shops … Favorite apparatus is oor exercise … Parents: Chris and Fran Hogan … Has an older brother, Wyatt … Full name is Paige Kimiko Hogan … Born in West Hills, Calif. … Political Science major.

Best Marks

FX - 9.450, 1/23/21

CHLOE LASHBROOKE

5-4 / Senior Scottsdale, Ariz.

Chaparral HS Gold Medal Gymnastics

2022

Was limited to one exhibition oor exercise performance on Mar. 12 while recovering from her Achilles tendon injury from 2021 … Member of the Winter 2022 Director’s Honor Roll.

2021

Did not compete after suffering anAchilles tear in early January … Named to the Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll … Member of the Fall 2020 andWinter 2021 Director’s Honor Roll.

2020

Averaged 9.867 on her six oor exercise routines … Recorded career-highs of 9.9 against Utah and Arizona State … Tied for second place on oor at Arizona State … Tied for fth on oor against Arizona with a 9.85 … Tied for third on vault with a 9.825 in her vault debut and also scored 9.85 on oor at Stanford … Scored 9.875 on oor in her collegiate debut against Boise State … Scored 9.8 on oor in the season opener in an exhibition performance … Member of the Fall 2019 and Spring 2020 Director’s Honor Roll.

Club

Two-time JO National quali er (2018 and 2017) … Placed fth on oor and eighth on vault at the 2017 JO Nationals … Floor exercise champion at the 2019 Level 10 Region 1 Championships with a score of 9.675 and also placed fourth on vault with a 9.7 … Had ve oor wins and three vault victories in seven meets competed in 2019 … Won the vault title with a 9.675 and was second in the all-around, bars and oor at the 2018 State Championships … Placed sixth in the all-around with a careerhigh score of 38.175 at the 2017 Region 1 Championships to qualify for Nationals … Second in the all-around, vault, bars and beam at the 2017 State meet … Career-high Level 10 scores were 9.7 on bars, 9.675 on oor, 9.575 on bars and 9.55 on beam … Trained at Gold Medal Gymnastics.

Personal

Favorite apparatus is oor exercise … Describes her greatest athletic thrill as qualifying to JO Nationals for the rst time with a career high all-around score … Chose UCLA because of its perfect combination of athletics and academics … Hobbies include cooking,going to the beach and playing with her goldendoodle …Admires tennis player Naomi Osaka … Parents: Andy and Amy Lashbrooke … Has a younger brother, Jake … Full name is Chloe Bryn Lashbrooke ... Born in Houston,Texas … Psychology major.

Best Marks

V - 9.825, 1/27/20

FX - 9.900, 2x, last 2/23/20

EMILY LEE

5-4 / Sophomore Los Gatos, Calif. Connections Academy West Valley Gymnastics

2022

Earned WCGA Scholastic All-America honors … Named to the Director’s Honor Roll all three quarters … Did not compete during the season while recovering from her 2021 Achilles tendon surgery.

Club

Three time U.S. National Team member … Placed eighth on balance beam at the 2021 U.S. Olympic Team Trials and seventh at the U.S. Championships … Scored a seasonbest 54.55 in the all-around on Day Two of the U.S.Championships to nish 13th overall … Placed third in the all-around with a 53.40 and second on oor exercise at the 2021 Winter Cup … Eighth in the all-around with a 53.90 at the 2021 GK U.S. Classic and also placed fourth on oor and sixth on beam … Placed rst on beam with a 15.10 at a March National Team camp … Won all-around and team gold and a silver on oor at the 2020 Gymnix in her rst international assignment … Placed 11th all-around, sixth on beam and eighth on oor at the 2019 U.S. Championships … Won oor and placed second in the all-around at the 2019 American Classic … Won the 2016 Level 10 national oor title then went on to nish seventh on beam in the junior division at her rst U.S. Championships … Trained at West Valley Gymnastics.

Personal

Favorite apparatus is balance beam … Describes her greatest athletic thrill as competing in the 2021 Olympic Trials … Admires Kobe Bryant and Serena Williams … Chose UCLA because she can continue her gymnastics career, get an education, be involved in an amazing athletic department and be on a beautiful campus … Hobbies include painting, coloring and scrapbooking … Full name is Emily Katelyn Lee… Born in Los Gatos, Calif. … Mother: Tina Lee … Has two older siblings, Ally and Max and two younger sisters, Mady and Taylor … Plans to major in Physiological Sciences with a career objective of being a physical therapist.

2022

EMMA MALABUYO

5-0 / Sophomore Milpitas, Calif. Adirondack Learning Academy

Texas Dreams

Second-Team All-Pac-12 on balance beam … WCGA Scholastic All-American … Became just the fourth UCLA freshman ever to score a perfect 10 on beam, earning the perfect mark on Mar. 12 against UC Davis … Had four different beam routines earn a perfect 10 from at least one judge … Competed 43 routines on the year, third-most on the team … Scored a career-high 39.500 in the all-around at the NCAA Regional Final, her total including a clutch 9.975 on balance beam in the nal rotation that nearly gave UCLA a NCAA Championship berth … Tied for third place on oor exercise at the Pac-12 Championships, scoring 9.925 … Named Pac-12 Specialist of the Week Mar. 8 after scoring career-bests of 9.975 on balance beam ( rst place) and 9.950 on oor exercise (tied for third) against Cal … Won two events against Washington, tying for rst on uneven bars (9.875) and balance beam (9.900), and tying for second in the all-around (39.375) … Tied her career-best in the all-around at ASU with a 39.475 to place third, tied for rst place on beam with a 9.900 and also recorded new careerbests on vault (9.875) and oor (9.900) … Recorded a career-high 39.475 to place third in the all-around at Stanford, earned season-high marks on vault (9.825), bars (9.875) and oor (9.875) and tied for second on beam with a 9.900 … Won beam with a then-season-best 9.925 vs.Arizona (Jan. 30) and earned then-season highs on vault (9.825), bars (9.825, third place) and all-around (39.250, third place) … Competed all-around at Oregon State for the rst time, nishing third with a 39.100 … Competed on vault, balance beam and oor exercise in the 2022 season opener, with a high of 9.775 on oor … Earned Director’s Honor Roll distinction all three quarters.

Club

2020 U.S. Olympic Team alternate … Five-time U.S. National Team Member … Placed eighth on the uneven bars and ninth all-around at the 2021 U.S. Olympic Team Trials … Fourth all-around, sixth on balance beam and seventh on bars and oor exercise at the 2021 U.S. Championships, where her day two beam score of 14.60 was the third-highest in the competition … Won a total of 16 medals at the City of Jesolo Trophy from 2016-19, including gold in the all-around, beam and oor in 2018 … Won four medals at the 2017 U.S. Junior Championships ( oor gold, all-around and bars silver, vault bronze) … Won the 2017 U.S. Classic junior all-around and oor titles and placed second on beam … Captured team and vault gold at the 2017 Gymnix International Junior Cup … Placed rst on oor, second in the all-around and beam and third on vault and bars at the 2017 International Junior Gymnastics Competition in Japan … Second in the all-around and third on beam in the 2016 U.S. Classic junior division … Trained at Texas Dreams Gymnastics.

Personal

Favorite apparatus is uneven bars … Describes her greatest athletic thrill as the 2021 Olympic Trials … Admires Kyla Ross, Peng-Peng Lee, and Katie Ledecky … Chose UCLA because she loved the team atmosphere, diversity, fun dance parties and oor routines and the strong academic environment ...Enjoys going to the beach,ice skating, shopping and hanging out with friends … Full name is Emma Lauren Malabuyo … Born in Mountain View, Calif. … Parents: Ana and Joel Malabuyo … Has an older brother, Elija, and a younger sister, Eyva … Looking to major in psychology or communications … Interested in a career as a sports broadcaster or psychologist.

Best Marks

V - 9.875, 2/20/22

UB - 9.875, 2x, last 2/27/22

BB - 10.00, 3/12/22

FX - 9.950, 3/6/22

AA - 39.500, 4/2/22

KATIE McNAMARA

5-4 / Junior Manhattan Beach, Calif. Univ. of Washington/Mira Costa HS Waller’s GymJam Academy

2022

Earned WCGA Scholastic All-America honors for the second-straight season … Made her UCLA competitive debut at Stanford on Feb. 12, scoring 9.675 on oor exercise and improved on that mark the following week at ASU with a 9.775 … Performed an exhibition on beam twice (Jan. 30 and Mar. 6) … Earned Director’s Honor Roll distinction all three quarters.

2021 (Univ. of Washington)

WCGA Scholastic All-American … Competed all-around in nine consecutive meets to end the season … Won the all-around (39.075) and vault (9.875) at Arizona on Feb. 20, becoming the rst UW freshman since 2012 to win multiple event titles in one meet … Recorded multiple career highs against Cal on Mar. 10, earning 39.350 in the all-around, 9.9 on beam to tie for rst place, and 9.875 on oor … Four days later, she placed second on beam at Cal with a 9.875 … Was Washington’s top competitor at the Pac-12 Championships, scoring 39.050 in the all-around to place 12th.

Club

Two-time JO National quali er (2018 and 2019) … Won the 2019 All-Around State championship … Placed third on vault, fourth on beam and fth in the all-around at the 2019 Region 1 Championships … Placed ninth on beam at the 2018 JO National Championships … 2018 Region 1 oor exercise champion and balance beam bronze medalist … Trained at Waller’s GymJam Academy.

Personal

Favorite apparatus is balance beam … Describes her greatest athletic thrill as competing at the Pac-12 Championships after watching it onTV for many years … Hobbies include Sur ng,Reading,cooking,watching basketball,and baking …Admires basketball player KlayThompson … Came to UCLA because of the team’s energy,prestigious gymnastics and academic programs and because it’s close to home and in the best city in the world

… Parents: Patty and Keith McNamara … Has an older brother, Leyton, and a twin sister, Lindy … Full name is Katherine Paige McNamara ... Born in Torrance, Calif. … Labor Studies major who is interested in a career in law or business.

Best Marks

V - 9.875, 2/20/21

UB - 9.800, 2/20/21

BB - 9.900, 3/10/21

FX - 9.875, 3/10/21

AA - 39.350, 3/10/21

BROOKLYN MOORS

5-3 / Sophomore Cambridge, Ont., Canada

Bishop Macdonell Catholic

2022

WCGA Scholastic All-American … Named to the 2022 Pac-12 Winter Academic Honor Roll … Scored a career-high 9.925 on oor exercise at the NCAA Regional Second Round, her fth consecutive 9.9+ oor routine … Earned a perfect 10 from one of the four judges on oor at the NCAA Regional Final and nished with a nal score of 9.875 … Scored a career-high 9.875 on beam and tied her season-high on vault with a 9.850 against Utah (Feb. 4) … Competed on vault, beam, and oor exercise at Oregon State, with a high of 9.850 on beam to nish sixth … In her collegiate debut, she posted UCLA’s top score on oor exercise with a 9.875 and the Bruins’ No. 2 score on vault with a 9.850, placing fth on both events.

2021

Redshirted the season and enrolled remotely while training for the Olympics … Earned Director’s Honor Roll distinction in Fall 2020.

Club

Member of Canada’s 2020 Olympic team … Olympic all-around nalist, placing 16th overall … Advanced to the all-around and oor exercise nals at three consecutive World Championships (2017-19) … Became the rst Canadian gymnast ever to win the Longines Prize for Elegance in her Worlds debut in 2017, where she placed fth on oor exercise and 15th in the all-around … Helped Canada place an all-time best fourth place in the team competition and placed eighth herself on oor exercise at the 2018 World Championships … Placed seventh on oor exercise and 14th in the allaround at the 2019 Worlds … Took home the oor exercise gold medal at the 2019 Pan American Games … Won the oor exercise national championship in 2021 and nishedeighthintheall-around…Triplemedalistatthe2019CanadianChampionships, earning gold on balance beam, silver on oor exercise and bronze in the all-around … Bronze medalist on vault at the 2017 Canadian Championships … Earned gold medals on oor exercise and in the all-around and silver medals on uneven bars and balance beam at the 2020 Elite Canada.

Personal

Favorite events are uneven bars and oor exercise … Describes her greatest athletic thrill as winning the Longines Prize for Elegance at the 2017 World Championships … Admires Kyla Ross and Ellie Black … Chose UCLA because of its strong academics, amazing athletic program and how campus felt like home … Hobbies include music and baking … Full name is Brooklyn Chloe Moors … Born in Cambridge, Ont., Canada … Parents: Christopher Moors and Lisa Rutledge … Has an older sister, Victoria, a 2012 Olympian and two-time national oor exercise champion … Undeclared major.

Best Marks

V - 9.850, 2x, last 2/4/22

BB - 9.875, 2/4/22

FX - 9.925, 3/31/22

ANA PADURARIU

5-3 / Sophomore Whitby, Ont., Canada Sinclair Secondary School Gemini Gymnastics

2022

WCGA Scholastic All-American … Scored 9.900 in the leadoff position on beam in four meets, including at the Pac-12 Championships … Averaged a team-best 9.850 on beam and had ve Top 3 nishes on the event … Earned a career-high 9.900 on uneven bars at the NCAA Regional Second Round to help UCLA record a season-best 49.475 on the event … Tied her then-career-high on uneven bars against Washington with a 9.850 to tie for third place and also placed third on beam with a 9.875 … Earned career-bests of 9.850 on uneven bars and 9.900 on balance beam against Utah (Feb. 4) … Scored 9.900 as leadoff on beam at Oregon State to lead the team and place third; also scored 9.775 on an exhibition bars performance … Scored 9.825 as leadoff on beam in the season opener at Minnesota.

Club

Canadian National Team member from 2015-20 … 2018 World silver medalist on balance beam … Also quali ed for beam nals at the 2019 World Championships … All-around silver medalist at the 2019 World Cup in Stuttgart … Won four medals at the 2019 Canadian National Championships, winning uneven bars, placing second in the all-around and on beam and placing third on oor exercise … Also won gold medals in the all-around, bars, beam and oor at the 2019 Elite Canada … Repeated her allaround and beam wins at the 2020 Elite Canada and also placed second on oor … Won gold on uneven bars at the 2019 International Gymnix … Placed second in the all-around at the 2018 Elite Canada and was runner-up on uneven bars at the Canadian National Championships … Competing in the junior level, she swept the all-around and all four events at the 2017 Elite Canada and at the Canadian Championships … Won beam gold and vault bronze at the 2017 Jesolo Trophy … All-Around silver and oor bronze medalist at the 2017 Gymnix Junior Cup … Won four gold medals (all-around, bars, beam and oor) at the 2016 Pan American Championships … Won the 2016 Canadian junior all-around, bars and beam titles … Trained at Gemini Gymnastics.

Personal

Favorite apparatus is balance beam … Describes her greatest athletic thrill as landing her beam routine in the nals of the 2018 World Championships … Admires Ellie Black … Chose UCLA because of its prestige academically and its gymnastics atmosphere between athletes and coaches … Fluent in three languages (English, French and Romanian) … Full name is Anne-Marie Padurariu … Parents: Cristinel and Aida Padurariu … Has an older brother, Rares … Will be studying Physiological Science.

Best Marks

UB - 9.900, 3/31/22

BB - 9.900, 4x, last 3/19/22

KALYANY STEELE

5-2 / Senior Colorado Springs, Colo. Colorado

Connections Academy Colorado Aerials

2022

Made her season debut on Feb. 27 vs. Washington, scoring 9.675 on uneven bars … Scored her season-best on uneven bars on Mar. 6 with a 9.800 … Named to the Director’s Honor Roll in Winter and Spring 2022 … Served for a second year on the Pac-12 Gymnasts for Peace, Action, and Change (G-PAC).

2021

Competedintwomeetsonunevenbarsandexhibitionedintwoothers…Topcompetitive score was 9.75 at Utah, and she earned a high of 9.8 in an exhibition routine against OregonState…MemberofthePac-12GymnastsforPeace,Action,andChange(G-PAC).

2020

Scored no lower than 9.85 on uneven bars in her last four meets and earned a careerhigh 9.925 to tie for second place against Utah … Placed third on bars with a 9.85 at Arizona State for her rst Top 3 nish … Earned 9.85 on bars against Arizona, tying for fourth place … Scored 9.8 on bars in her collegiate debut … Named to the Director’s Honor Roll in Winter and Spring 2020.

Club

Placed 13th in the all-around at the 2017 P&G Championships … Third in the allaround and eighth on beam at the 2017 U.S. Classic … Was in sixth place in the all-around junior division at Day One of the 2016 P&G Championships before injuring her ankle on Day Two … Placed third on vault and sixth on beam in the junior division of the 2016 U.S. Classic … Fifth all-around at the 2016 American Classic … Attended three developmental camps and three national team camps … Won the all-around and vault championships at the 2016 Level 10 state meet … Trained at Colorado Aerials.

Personal

Favorite apparatus is uneven bars … The athletes she admires are Kyla Ross, Madison Kocian and all of her UCLA teammates, along with former Florida gymnast Kiersten Hines, who was her gymnastics big sister since she was 10 … Chose UCLA because it was important to be part of a team where her coaches/staff, teammates and support system care deeply about the whole person, not just the “athlete” … Hobbies include writing, dancing and singing … Full name is Kalyany Mllyse Steele … Born in Walnut Creek, Calif. … Parents: Darrin and Phoracsothy … Has a younger sister Akarea and younger brother Darrin Khan … Father Darrin and his twin brother Dan competed for USA Bobsled at the 1998 and 2002 Olympic Games … English major with a Creative Writing concentration.

Best Marks

UB - 9.925, 2/23/20

SARA ULIAS

5-1 / Junior Thousand Oaks, Calif. Century Academy Paramount Elite Gymnastics

2022

Named to the Pac-12 Winter Academic Honor Roll … Competed on uneven bars in the the rst ve meets of the season and on oor exercise in three meets before tearing the ACL in her right knee at Stanford on Feb. 12 … Scored a season-best 9.875 on bars against Utah Feb. 4 … Earned a career-high 9.850 on oor exercise at Oregon State to place fth … Averaged 9.800 on oor exercise … Named to the Director’s Honor Roll in the Fall and Winter quarters.

2021

Competed in nine meets on uneven bars, averaging 9.783, with a high of 9.925 to place third against Oregon State … WCGA Scholastic All-American … Earned the Pac-12 Coaches’ Choice award following the meet against Oregon State … In her last seven meets of the season, she averaged 9.871, with ve scores of 9.875 or higher … Also competed once on oor exercise at Washington and scored 9.725 … Earned Director’s Honor Roll distinction all three quarters.

Club

Eighth all-around and third on uneven bars at the 2019 Level 10 Region 1 Championships … Placed second on uneven bars and 10th all-around at the 2018 Region 1 Championships … Fifth on bars and seventh on beam at the 2018 State Championships … Earned silver in the all-around and bronze on vault, beam and oor at the 2020 Heart of a Champion meet … Won oor exercise and uneven bars and placed second in the all-around at the 2019 Heart of a Champion meet … Trained at Paramount Elite Gymnastics.

Personal

Favorite event is uneven bars … Describes her greatest athletic thrill as completing one of her best bar routines on a hand that she had injured a couple days before the competition in 2018 … Admires Kyla Ross … Chose UCLA because it is close to home and liked how the girls on the team cared so deeply about the sport and for each other … Hobbies include doing art, watching movies, and spending time with family and friends … Full name is Sara Jordan Ulias … Born in Thousand Oaks, Calif. … Mother: Laarni Antonio … Has an older brother, Ryan … Molecular, cell, and developmental biology major with a career objective in medicine.

Best Marks

UB - 9.925, 2/27/21

FX - 9.850, 1/23/22

CLARA WREN

5-1 / Freshman

San

Marcos, Calif.

San Marcos HS Coastal Gymnastics

Club

Competed at Level 10 for Coastal Gymnastics Academy from 2020-22 … Placed fth on uneven bars at the 2022 Regionals … Earned rst place and a career-high vault score of 9.725 at the 2022 SCEGA California Classic … Level 9 regional vault champion in 2019 … Earned a Top 10 all-around nish at the 2018 Level 9 Regionals … Has a career-high of 9.625 on uneven bars.

Personal

Full name is Clara Emma Wren … Born in Laguna Hills, Calif. … Parents are Anthony and Jennifer Wren … Has a younger brother, Grayson … Father played baseball in the Montreal Expos organization … Cousin Grant Dyer played baseball for UCLA and went on to play in the Philadelphia Phillies organization … Chose UCLA because “It is an amazing school with not only a great athletic and gymnastics program, but so many academic opportunities for my future” … Describes her greatest athletic thrill as being the rst time she completed on vault with a 10.0 start value … The athlete that she admires is Mike Trout … Enjoys shopping, hiking, watching baseball, spending time with her dogs, and playing pickleball … Favorite apparatus is vault … Plans to major in education and be an elementary school teacher.

2022 Best Marks

Gymnast VAULT BARS BEAM FLOOR AA

Campbell 9.950 9.900 9.900 10.000 39.725

Chiles 9.925 10.000 9.925 10.000 39.800 Esparza – 9.925 9.750 9.650 –

Flatley 9.900 9.950 9.950 9.975 39.750 Frazier – 9.525 – – –Lashbrooke – – – 8.900* –Malabuyo 9.875 9.875 10.00 9.950 39.500 McNamara – – 9.075* 9.775 –Moors 9.850 – 9.875 9.925 –Padurariu – 9.900 9.900 – –Poston 9.850 – 9.900 – –Sakti – – 9.950 9.850 –Steele – 9.800 Taubman – 8.950 – 9.525* –Tratz 9.775 – – 9.925 –Ulias – 9.875 – 9.850 –Wright 9.900 – – 9.825 –Team 49.475 49.475 49.625 49.775 198.050

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Emma Malabuyo

Ana Padurariu

Meet 1 - at Minnesota, w/ Iowa (Jan. 19)

Initsdelayed2022seasonopener,UCLAscored194.850andplacedthirdinatri-meetbehind hostMinnesota(196.900)andIowa(195.950).NorahFlatleyplacedthirdintheall-aroundin her rst all-around appearance since 2019, scoring 39.225, and nished second on bars with a 9.900. Chae Campbell also earned a second-place nish with a 9.9 on a stuck Yurchenko full. The Bruins had to count a fall on bars in the rst rotation and low marks on vault in the nal rotation. TheBruins’topeventscorewas49.125on oorexercise,ledbyBrooklynMoors’9.875.

Vault-48.500

EmmaMalabuyo.......................9.725(13)

NorahFlatley...........................9.750(11t)

BrooklynMoors..........................9.850(5t)

JordanChiles............................9.275(17)

KendalPoston...........................9.075(18)

ChaeCampbell...........................9.900(2)

Bars-48.300

JordanChiles............................9.825(8t)

FridaEsparza.............................9.850(3t)

SaraUlias.................................9.200(17)

AnaPadurariu...........................9.075(18)

NorahFlatley..............................9.900(2)

MargzettaFrazier......................9.525(14)

Beam-48.925

AnaPadurariu............................9.825(9t)

EmmaMalabuyo.......................9.675(15)

KendalPoston...........................8.975(18)

ChaeCampbell..........................9.850(6t)

SamanthaSakti.........................9.850(6t)

NorahFlatley............................9.725(14)

Floor-49.125

SaraUlias.................................9.800(13)

NorahFlatley.............................9.850(7t)

PaulineTratz.............................9.600(17)

BrooklynMoors..........................9.875(5t)

EmmaMalabuyo......................9.775(14)

ChaeCampbell........................9.825(11t)

Meet 2 - at Oregon State, w/ UC Davis (Jan. 23)

UCLAimproveduponitsseason-openingscorebynearlyapointandahalf,placingsecondina tri-meetatOregonStatewithascoreof196.300.TheBruinsscoredover49onbars(49.175), beam(49.275)and oor(49.000)andenjoyedstrongcontributionsfromthefreshmanclass, includinga39.100all-arounddebutfromEmmaMalabuyo,ateam-high9.9onbeamfromAna Padurariuandteam-highscoresonvault(9.875)andbars(9.925)fromJordanChiles.Oregon Statewonthemeetwithascoreof197.000.UCDaviswasthirdwitha194.700.

Vault-48.850

EmmaMalabuyo......................9.725(14t)

KendalPoston..........................9.650(16t)

NorahFlatley..............................9.825(7)

BrooklynMoors........................9.650(16t)

JordanChiles.............................9.875(2t) ChaeCampbell..........................9.800(8t)

Bars-49.175

FridaEsparza.............................9.875(3t)

ChaeCampbell........................9.700(12t)

EmmaMalabuyo........................9.800(5t)

SaraUlias................................9.000(16t)

JordanChiles.............................9.925(2)

NorahFlatley.............................9.875(3t)

Beam-49.275

AnaPadurariu............................9.900(3t)

EmmaMalabuyo........................9.825(8t)

BrooklynMoors..........................9.850(6t)

KendalPoston.............................9.875(5)

SamanthaSakti.........................9.825(8t) NorahFlatley............................9.300(16)

Floor-49.000

SaraUlias..................................9.850(5t)

NorahFlatley.............................9.850(5t)

PaulineTratz...............................9.875(4)

BrooklynMoors.........................8.800(18)

EmmaMalabuyo.....................9.775(13t)

FridaEsparza............................9.650(17)

Meet 3 - Arizona (Jan. 30)

UCLAimprovedforthethird-consecutiveweek,defeatingNo.33Arizonawithaseason-best196.400 to195.125.TheBruinsscoredover49onvault(49.250),bars(49.050),andbeam(49.250)and enjoyedastrongcontributionfromseniorNorahFlatley’spersonal-best39.450all-aroundscore. Sherecordedaseason-highandmeet-winning9.900on oorexercise,aseason-high9.90on balancebeam,andacareer-high9.850onvault.TheBruinsrecordedsixscoresof9.900orbetter, includingthreeonbalancebeam.FreshmanEmmaMalabuyohadthehighestscorewitha9.925 thatincludeda10.0fromonejudge.FourBruinsscoredabove39.1intheall-around–Flatley (39.450),JordanChiles(39.350),Malabuyo(39.250)andChaeCampbell(39.175).

Vault-49.250

NorahFlatley..............................9.850(3)

KendalPoston............................9.750(9t)

EmmaMalabuyo........................9.825(4t)

BrooklynMoors...........................9.800(6)

JordanChiles..............................9.875(2)

ChaeCampbell...........................9.900(1)

Bars-49.050

ChaeCampbell..........................9.800(5t)

AnaPadurariu.............................9.725(8)

SaraUlias.................................9.675(11)

EmmaMalabuyo........................9.825(3t)

JordanChiles.............................9.900(1)

NorahFlatley.............................9.800(5t)

Meet 4 - Utah (Feb. 4)

Beam-49.250

AnaPadurariu............................9.900(2t)

JordanChiles..............................9.750(8)

EmmaMalabuyo.........................9.925(1)

SamanthaSakti........................9.550(10) NorahFlatley.............................9.900(2t)

ChaeCampbell...........................9.775(7)

Floor-48.850

SaraUlias..................................9.750(7t)

NorahFlatley..............................9.900(1)

JordanChiles..............................9.825(4)

BrooklynMoors.........................9.450(12)

EmmaMalabuyo......................9.675(11)

ChaeCampbell.........................9.700(10)

FacingNo.3UtahonanESPN2nationally-televisedmeet,No.22UCLArosetotheoccasionand deliveredseason-highteamtotalsonallfourevents,scoring197.650tosmashitsseason-best scoreby1.25points.TheUtesedgedtheBruins,however,byjustone-tenthofapoint,thankstoa 9.975byMaileO’Keefeonbeamtoclinchthewin.UCLAfreshmanJordanChileswontheall-around withascoreof39.700andscoredaperfect10on oorexercise.UCLArecordedseason-bestsof 49.275onvault,49.450onunevenbars,49.325onbalancebeamand49.600on oorexercise.

Vault-49.275

PaulineTratz.............................9.775(11)

KendalPoston............................9.825(9t)

NorahFlatley.............................9.825(9t)

BrooklynMoors...........................9.850(8)

JordanChiles.............................9.875(6t)

ChaeCampbell..........................9.900(3t)

Bars-49.450

ChaeCampbell..........................9.850(9t)

SaraUlias..................................9.875(6t)

AnaPadurariu............................9.850(9t)

EmmaMalabuyo.......................9.775(12)

JordanChiles..............................9.925(3)

NorahFlatley..............................9.950(2)

Meet 5 - at Stanford (Feb. 12)

Beam-49.325

AnaPadurariu............................9.900(3t)

EmmaMalabuyo.......................9.300(11)

JordanChiles.............................9.900(3t) BrooklynMoors...........................9.875(7)

NorahFlatley.............................9.825(8t) ChaeCampbell..........................9.825(8t)

Floor-49.600

NoraFlatley...............................9.925(4t) SekaiWright.............................9.825(10) BrooklynMoors.........................9.625(12) PaulineTratz..............................9.925(4t) JordanChiles............................10.000(1) ChaeCampbell..........................9.825(4t)

UCLAreceivedseason-highall-aroundperformancesfromChaeCampbell(39.500)andEmma Malabuyo(39.475),aperfect10fromJordanChilesonunevenbars,andclosedoutthemeetwith fourconsecutivescoresof9.9orhigheronbalancebeam,butwasedgedoutbyhostStanfordby aslim.050margin,196.900-196.850.KylaBryant’s9.975on oorexerciseonthe nalroutine clinchedthevictoryfortheCardinal.TheBruinsledbyaslimmargin(147.525-147.300)going intothe nalrotationandhadthe nalfourcompetitorsscore9.9orhigher,includingcareer-high marksfromSamanthaSakti(9.95,withaperfect10fromonejudge)andlatesubKendalPoston (9.9),butitwasn’tenoughtoholdofftheCardinal,whoscored49.6on oortoclose.

Vault-49.150

SekaiWright..............................9.825(5t)

NorahFlatley.............................9.725(9t)

KendalPoston............................9.725(9t)

EmmaMalabuyo........................9.825(5t)

JordanChiles..............................9.875(2)

ChaeCampbell...........................9.900(1)

Bars-49.350

ChaeCampbell.........................9.825(10)

SaraUlias.................................9.700(12)

AnaPadurariu...........................9.750(11)

EmmaMalabuyo........................9.875(5t)

JordanChiles............................10.000(1)

NorahFlatley.............................9.900(3t)

Beam-49.325

AnaPadurariu...........................9.675(10) JordanChiles............................9.550(11)

EmmaMalabuyo........................9.900(2t)

ChaeCampbell..........................9.900(2t)

SamanthaSakti..........................9.950(1)

KendalPoston............................9.900(2t)

Floor-49.025

NorahFlatley............................9.250(12)

SekaiWright.............................9.775(10)

EmmaMalabuyo........................9.875(5t)

KatieMcNamara.......................9.675(11)

JordanChiles..............................9.825(9)

ChaeCampbell..........................9.875(5t)

Jordan Chiles

Meet 6 - at Arizona State (Feb. 20)

UCLAearned a season-high total on vault, but mishaps on uneven bars in the rst rotation put the Bruins in a deep hole in a 197.800-195.475 loss at Arizona State. UCLA scored just 47.825 on uneven bars in rotation one, and although the Bruins recovered with a season-high 49.325 on vault and a 49.400 on oor exercise, the difference in the rst rotation was insurmountable, as the Sun Devils recorded a season-high total. Freshman Emma Malabuyo tied her career-high in the all-around with a 39.475 and tied for rst on beam with Kendal Poston, both earning career-high-tying marks of 9.900.Jordan Chiles scored 9.975 on oor exercise to win the event.

Vault-49.150

Sekai Wright..............................9.875 (4t)

Kendal Poston..........................9.650 (11t)

Norah Flatley ............................9.850 (6tt)

Brooklyn Moors...........................9.825 (8)

Emma Malabuyo........................9.875 (4t)

Jordan Chiles...............................9.900(3)

Bars-49.350

Chae Campbell..........................9.850 (7t)

Ana Padurariu...........................8.375 (12)

Emma Malabuyo.........................9.800 (9)

Jordan Chiles............................9.300 (10)

Norah Flatley ..............................9.925 (2)

Sara Taubman ..........................8.950 (11)

Meet 7 - Washington (Feb. 27)

Beam-49.325

Norah Flatley .............................9.875 (6t)

Jordan Chiles.............................9.875 (6t)

Emma Malabuyo........................9.900 (1t)

Brooklyn Moors.........................8.900 (12)

Kendal Poston............................9.900 (1t)

Samantha Sakti ........................9.375 (11)

Floor-49.025

Katie McNamara.......................9.775 (10)

Samantha Sakti ..........................9.850 (9)

Brooklyn Moors..........................9.900 (4t)

Sekai Wright.............................9.225 (12)

Emma Malabuyo........................9.900 (4t) Jordan Chiles..............................9.975 (1)

Meet 9 - at Pac-12 Championships (Mar. 19)

Fifth-seeded UCLA nished in rst place after Session 1 and fourth place overall at the Pac-12 Championships,scoring196.950,anewseason-highroadscorefortheteam.TheBruinsimproved on each event as the meet went on,recording the meet’s third-highest beam total with a 49.375 and the second-highest oor score with a 49.425.Norah Flatley led four UCLA all-arounders with a fth-place nish and 39.450 score. Emma Malabuyo led on oor exercise after Session 1 and earned third place overall with a 9.925.Chae Campbell was UCLA’s otherTop 3 nisher,tying for second on vault with a 9.900.

Vault-49.025

Norah Flatley ...........................9.800 (29t)

Emma Malabuyo......................9.775 (36t)

Jordan Chiles...........................9.850 (12t)

Sekai Wright.............................9.300 (47)

Kendal Poston..........................9.700 (43t) Chae Campbell..........................9.900 (2t)

Bars-49.125

Chae Campbell........................9.800 (29t)

Frida Esparza...........................9.825 (21t)

Ana Padurariu...........................9.675 (45)

Emma Malabuyo......................9.800 (29t)

Jordan Chiles...........................9.850 (11t) Norah Flatley ...........................9.850 (11t)

Beam-49.375

Ana Padurariu............................9.900 (7t)

Jordan Chiles...........................9.850 (21t)

Norah Flatley .............................9.925 (5t)

Chae Campbell........................9.850 (21t)

Samantha Sakti .......................9.800 (34t) Emma Malabuyo......................9.850 (21t)

Floor-49.325

Norah Flatley ...........................9.875 (10t)

Brooklyn Moors..........................9.900 (7t)

Emma Malabuyo........................9.925 (3t)

Pauline Tratz.............................9.575 (48) Jordan Chiles...........................9.875 (10t) Chae Campbell........................9.850 (17t)

Meet 10 - at NCAA Regionals 2nd Round (Mar. 31)

UCLA jumped out to a huge lead after the rst rotation and never looked back, hitting 24-for-24 ina197.125-194.300victoryoverWashingtoninPauleyPavilion.ChaeCampbellcappedtheday with a perfect 10 on oor exercise,the rst perfect score of her young career.She nished with a meet-winning all-around score of 39.575, a new season-high and also won vault with a 9.925. EmmaMalabuyorecordedtwoeventwinsaswell,tyingfor rstonunevenbarsandbalancebeam.

Vault-49.250

Norah Flatley .............................9.800 (8t)

Emma Malabuyo........................9.825 (4t)

Sekai Wright..............................9.800 (8t)

Brooklyn Moors.........................9.725 (11)

Jordan Chiles.............................9.900 (2t)

Chae Campbell...........................9.925 (1)

Bars-49.175

Chae Campbell...........................9.825 (5)

Kalyany Steele............................9.675 (9)

Emma Malabuyo........................9.875 (1t)

Ana Padurariu............................9.850 (3t)

Jordan Chiles..............................9.750 (7)

Norah Flatley .............................9.875 (1t)

Meet 8 - vs. California (Mar. 6)

Beam-49.150

Ana Padurariu.............................9.875 (3) Brooklyn Moors...........................9.750 (8)

Jordan Chiles.............................9.775 (5t) Chae Campbell...........................9.825 (4) Emma Malabuyo........................9.900 (1t) Norah Flatley .............................9.775 (5t)

Floor-49.550

Sekai Wright............................9.675 (10t)

Brooklyn Moors...........................9.900 (4) Pauline Tratz...............................9.925 (3) Emma Malabuyo.........................9.775 (7) Jordan Chiles..............................9.950 (2) Chae Campbell.........................10.000 (1)

UCLAplaced rstinthesecondsessionoftheNCAARegionalSecondRound,recordingaseasonhigh away score of 197.800 to beat second-place Michigan by four-tenths of a point.The Bruins earnedthemeet’shighesteventscoresonvault(49.400),unevenbars(49.475)and oorexercise (49.625) to advance to the regional nal with the highest score of the day. Norah Flatley won the all-around with a score of 39.575. Jordan Chiles tied for rst on uneven bars with a 9.950 and tied with sophomore Chae Campbell for rst on oor exercise, also scoring 9.950.

Vault–49.400

Norah Flatley ...........................9.850 (13t)

Emma Malabuyo......................9.800 (33t)

Jordan Chiles.............................9.925 (3t)

Kendal Poston..........................9.850 (13t) Sekai Wright............................9.850 (13t) Chae Campbell..........................9.925 (3t)

Bars-49.475

Chae Campbell........................9.800 (26t)

Frida Esparza.............................9.900 (5t)

Ana Padurariu............................9.900 (5t)

Emma Malabuyo......................9.450 (48t)

Jordan Chiles.............................9.950 (1t) Norah Flatley .............................9.925 (3t)

Beam-49.300

Ana Padurariu..........................9.875 (14t) Jordan Chiles...........................9.250 (45t)

Norah Flatley .............................9.900 (7t) Chae Campbell........................9.850 (22t)

Samantha Sakti .........................9.900 (7t) Emma Malabuyo..............................9.775

Floor-49.625

Norah Flatley .............................9.900 (6t)

Brooklyn Moors...........................9.925 (5)

Emma Malabuyo........................9.900 (6t)

Pauline Tratz............................9.750 (42t)

Jordan Chiles.............................9.950 (1t) Chae Campbell..........................9.950 (1t)

Meet 11 - at NCAA Regional Final (Apr. 2)

No. 17 UCLA surpassed the 198 mark for the rst time since 2020 and posted its highest team score since 2019 in a 198.050-197.200 dual meet victory over No. 8 California. Jordan Chiles, Norah Flatley and Chae Campbell went 1-2-3 in the all-around, each scoring 39.700 or higher. The trio combined for 11 scores of 9.9 or higher,including seven that went 9.95 or higher.Chiles earned her third perfect 10 of the season,notching her second on oor exercise.Campbell had a perfect score as well,as she scored 9.95 on her 9.95 start-valued vault.Chiles posted a winning all-around mark of 39.800 as she captured her second all-around win of the year.UCLA recorded season-high scores on vault (49.475), beam (49.625) and oor (49.775).

Vault-49.475

Norah Flatley .............................9.900 (2t)

Brooklyn Moors........................9.800 (10t)

Sekai Wright..............................9.875 (5t)

Kendal Poston............................9.850 (7t)

Jordan Chiles.............................9.900 (2t)

Chae Campbell...........................9.950 (1)

Bars-49.175

Chae Campbell..........................9.900 (3t)

Kalyany Steele............................9.800 (9)

Emma Malabuyo.......................9.550 (10)

Ana Padurariu...........................9.225 (11)

Jordan Chiles..............................9.975 (1)

Norah Flatley ..............................9.950 (2)

Beam-49.625

Ana Padurariu............................9.825 (9t)

Jordan Chiles..............................9.925 (3)

Norah Flatley ..............................9.950 (2) Chae Campbell...........................9.875 (8)

Samantha Sakti .........................9.900 (4t)

Emma Malabuyo.........................9.975 (1)

Floor-49.775

Norah Flatley ..............................9.950 (1)

Brooklyn Moors..........................9.900 (6t)

Emma Malabuyo........................9.950 (3t)

Pauline Tratz..............................9.900 (6t)

Jordan Chiles............................10.000 (1)

Chae Campbell...........................9.975 (2)

UCLA was edged out of a NCAA Gymnastics Championship team berth by .025 at the NCAA RaleighRegionalFinal.TheBruins nishedwitha nalscoreof197.400,justbehindsecond-place Missouri (197.425) and rst-place Michigan (197.800). The Bruins led all teams after the rst two rotations after scoring 49.550 on oor exercise and 49.325 on vault but were overtaken for rst by Michigan in the third rotation despite scoring 49.400 on uneven bars.In the nal rotation, Missouri scored 49.575 on oor exercise to surpass the Bruins, who scored 49.125, with only had one score over 9.825 - Emma Malabuyo’s 9.975 on the nal routine.

Vault–49.325

Norah Flatley ...........................9.800 (17t)

Emma Malabuyo......................9.775 (21t)

Jordan Chiles.............................9.900 (4t)

Kendal Poston..........................9.800 (17t)

Sekai Wright..............................9.900 (4t)

Chae Campbell...........................9.925 (3)

Bars-49.400

Chae Campbell........................9.825 (17t)

Frida Esparza...........................9.875 (10t)

Ana Padurariu..........................9.800 (20t)

Emma Malabuyo......................9.850 (13t)

Jordan Chiles..............................9.950 (1)

Norah Flatley .............................9.900 (4t)

Beam-49.125

Ana Padurariu..........................9.800 (15t)

Jordan Chiles...........................9.750 (21t)

Frida Esparza...........................9.750 (21t)

Chae Campbell.........................9.775 (20)

Samantha Sakti .......................9.825 (11t)

Emma Malabuyo.........................9.975 (1)

Floor-49.550

Sekai Wright.............................9.675 (24)

Brooklyn Moors........................9.875 (15t)

Emma Malabuyo........................9.900 (8t)

Pauline Tratz..............................9.900 (8t)

Jordan Chiles.............................9.925 (5t)

Chae Campbell..........................9.950 (1t)

1997After being voted the pre-season No. 1, UCLA watched as Georgia assumed the role of favorites during the regular season. But when it counted the most, the Bruins proved they were worthy of their early ranking by winning their rst-ever NCAA Championship.

Before UCLA even began its competition at the Super Six Team Finals, the door had opened.As the Bruins were taking a rst-rotation bye, Georgia was stumbling on beam, counting two falls to essentially take the Gym Dogs out of the running. The pressure then shifted to the Bruins, who would follow on the dreaded beam.

But the Bruins were undaunted by the pressure. Leadoff competitor Susie Erickson hit a career-high 9.85 to start the ball rolling.A fall in the third position put a scare into the Bruins, but they rallied to hit their routines - Leah Homma for a 9.8, Luisa Portocarrero for a 9.825, and Stella Umeh with a spectacular 9.925 - to take themselves safely past the most nerve-racking event in the competition with a score of 49.2.

UCLA entered its third event,vault,in third place behind Michigan andArizona State.The Bruins improved their position with strong vaulting and moved into a tie with Michigan with one rotation remaining - UCLA on bars and Michigan on oor.

With Michigan faltering on oor, the Bruins needed a 49.25 to surpass ASU for the championship. Deborah Mink started with a 9.825. Kiralee Hayashi followed with a 9.85. Lena Degteva nailed a 9.875, and Umeh followed with a 9.925. Freshman Heidi Moneymaker needed just a 9.775 to clinch the championship and scored that and more with a 9.925. Homma’s 9.95 to close the competition punctuated the evening for the Bruins, who totaled a season-high 197.15, three-tenths better than ASU. The championship was the rst ever for UCLA and the rst for any school outside of Utah, Georgia or Alabama.

2000

It was a dream season for the 2000 UCLA Gymnastics Team. The Bruins started the season strong with school-record performances in the beginning of the year, and ended the season unstoppable as Pac-10, Regional and NCAA Champions.

UCLA’s national championship run began in earnest at the NCAA Regional meet. After impressive performances on oor (49.55), vault (49.5) and bars (49.4), UCLA had already reached 148+ with just beam to go and looked well on its way to another regional championship in a runaway. It wasn’t quite a runaway, as three Bruin falls on the beam made it interesting, but UCLA’s lead was so large that it didn’t matter. The Bruins placed rst with a score of 197.025, .85 better than second-place Oregon State. At the team preliminaries of the NCAA Championship, the Bruins were able to get back on their No. 1 nemesis right away, starting on the balance beam. UCLA conquered its demons, with all six gymnasts hitting their routines to give UCLA a 49.05 rst-rotation score. From there, the Bruins cruised and ended up hitting 24 for 24 routines to take rst place and easily qualify for the Super Six Team Finals.

UCLAreceivedanotherunfavorabledrawfortheSuperSix,startingon oorandendingon a bye after beam. But this time, the Bruins drew upon their experience at their Regional meet and performed like champions, taking the lead early and never relinquishing it. The Bruins set the tone right away, scoring a 49.375 on oor behind a leadoff score of 9.85 from Malia Jones and a pair of 9.9s from Mohini Bhardwaj and Heidi Moneymaker. In rst place after rotation one, the Bruins then moved to vault, where they scored four 9.9s (Kristin Parker, Lena Degteva, Bhardwaj and Moneymaker) to account for a 49.45 and a seven-tenths lead.

While the Bruins were on a bye in rotation three, Alabama closed to within four-tenths, and Nebraska pulled to within .425.Each subsequent Bruin routine would be critical.On bars, a 9.9 from Degteva and a 9.95 from Bhardwaj brought the Bruins a solid 49.35 score and kept their lead at seven-tenths ahead of Utah, but with the beam remaining.

As the leadoff performer, freshman Doni Thompson gave the Bruins just what they needed - a career-high 9.8. Parker followed with a 9.775, Jones recorded a 9.75, and Moneymaker provided a 9.85. After Degteva dismounted with a 9.825, UCLA knew it had done all it could do to win the title. Bhardwaj capped the meet with a 9.875 and gave UCLA a second consecutive 24 for 24 performance.

The Bruins spent the nal rotation on a bye in the locker room and waited as the other schools tried to overtake their 197.3 nal score. The closest competitors needed more than 49.725 (9.945 average) to tie. None of the teams came close, and UCLA won its second national title.

UCLA continued its winning ways at the Individual Event Finals, as Bhardwaj won the uneven bars title, and Degteva won the balance beam crown.

The 1997 Bruins (clockwise,l-r) - Susie Erickson,CarmenTausend,Lena Degteva,Heidi Moneymaker, Deborah Mink, Amy Smith, Lisa Hiley, Kiralee Hayashi, Leah Homma, Luisa Portocarrero, Stella Umeh, Andrea Fong.

The 2000 Bruins (clockwise, l-r) - Carly Raab, Stephanie Johnson, Doni Thompson, Valerie Velasco, Onnie Willis, Malia Jones, Alison Stoner, Lindsey Dong, Mohini Bhardwaj, Lena Degteva, Kristin Parker, Amy Young, Heidi Moneymaker.

2001

The expectations for the 2001 Bruins were sky-high. After all, the Bruins were the defending NCAA Champions and had what was generally considered the most talented team in the history of collegiate gymnastics. But it took more than just talent for UCLA to reach the top of the podium at the NCAA Championships. A strong team commitment, team chemistry, depth, resiliency and a lot of heart brought the Bruins their second consecutive national title.

The quest to repeat started off strongly after a 24-for-24 performance during the preliminary session. UCLA placed rst in the afternoon session with a score of 197.625 to advance to the Super Six.OnnieWillis ended the afternoon as the all-around co-leader and saw her score stand during the evening session, making her UCLA’s rst-ever NCAA all-around champion.

With day one of the Championships over with, the Bruins went into the team nals wearing shirts that read “Win With Our Hearts”, and they proceeded to do just that.

The Bruins showed their heart early in the competition. During the rst rotation, a fall from the rst competitor put the pressure on early, but the team responded with three consecutive scores of 9.9+ to end the oor rotation with a .275 lead over Georgia.

The Bruins increased their lead on vault to .35 after totaling 49.45, thanks to three scores of 9.9 or higher.

The lead evaporated to just one-tenth of a point when two of UCLA’s nal three competitors on bars made costly errors, and with the Bruins’ nal rotation being the dreaded balance beam, UCLA had to be awless. And they were.

As home team Georgia scored a 49.5 on vault, the Bruins matched them score for score. In the leadoff position, Doni Thompson put the winning wheels in motion by starting the set with a career-high 9.9. A fall from UCLA’s second competitor put the pressure on, but the Bruins responded and almost fed off the pressure.

Tousek followed with a career-high 9.95, Willis tied her career-high with a 9.9, and Maloney scored a 9.925 to set the stage for Bhardwaj. In familiar territory after having clinched the dual meet win against Georgia at home, Bhardwaj responded with a 9.9, well above the 9.75 she needed to move ahead of Georgia. The Bruins nished with a beam total of 49.575, the second-highest beam mark in school history, and an overall team total of 197.575, .175 ahead of Georgia.

In addition to the team and all-around titles, Tousek won the uneven bars title, and Bhardwaj capped her career by winning the oor exercise championship.

2003

A year after a disappointing third-place nish at the NCAA Championships, UCLA reclaimed its status as the top program in the nation, winning the NCAA title for the third time in four years.

UCLA entered the NCAA Championships in Lincoln, Neb. as the favorite and got through stage one of the Championships by placing rst at the preliminaries with a score of 196.95. The Bruins did have to count a fall on beam, leaving de nite room for improvement in team nals.

The Bruins were a resilient bunch in team nals. On three of the four events, UCLA had an early fall but never let it faze them, stepping up under pressure to throw out that low score.

Competing in the favored Olympic order, UCLA’s night got off to a slow start when the rst vaulter fell. However, the rest of the team raised their game a notch and reeled off ve straight dynamic vaults to close the set with a team total of 49.35.

UCLA suffered another fall on bars in its next rotation, but again, three straight scores of 9.9 or higher to close the set negated the fall and put the Bruins ahead by twotenths after two events.

On beam, where UCLA had suffered two falls in prelims, Bruin head coach Valorie Kondos Field employed a brilliant strategic move, putting in the extremely consistent Onnie Willis as the leadoff competitor. In her rst ever leadoff performance, Willis was not only steady but spectacular, scoring a 9.925 to set the table perfectly for her teammates. UCLA reeled off scores of 9.9, 9.825, 9.85, 9.95 and 9.9 to earn a nal team score of 49.525 and a .475 lead over second-place Georgia.

Heading into the nal rotation, UCLA held a three-tenths lead over Alabama and needed to score 48.85 on oor to overtake Georgia. Jeanette Antolin led off with a 9.85, and seniors Kristin Parker and Malia Jones capped off their careers with a 9.875 and 9.9, respectively. A fall by Kate Richardson put some pressure on the Bruins, but with Willis andJamieDantzscherondeck,therewaslittledoubttheywouldrespondlikechampions.

Willis earned a 9.9,and Dantzscher clinched the victory by scoring a near-perfect 9.975, which gave UCLA a nal total of 197.825, .55 higher than second-place Alabama.

Richardson and Dantzscher shared the uneven bars title at the Individual Event Finals, and Richardson took home the balance beam crown.

The 2001 Bruins (clockwise,l-r) - Mohini Bhardwaj,Malia Jones,Stephanie Johnson,Jamie Dantzscher, Jamie Williams, Doni Thompson, Kristin Parker, Carly Raab, Valerie Velasco, Kristen Maloney, Yvonne Tousek, Jeanette Antolin, Onnie Willis, Lindsey Dong.

The 2003 Bruins (back row, l-r) - Yvonne Tousek, Alyssa Beckerman, Jamie Williams, Carly Raab, Onnie Willis, Doni Thompson, Holly Murdock, Trishna Patel. (middle row, l-r) - Malia Jones, Kristin Parker, Jamie Dantzscher, Kristen Maloney, Christy Erickson. (front row, l-r) - Kate Richardson, Christie Tedmon, Jeanette Antolin.

2004As hosts of the NCAA Championships, the Bruins were looking for their fth title but rst on their home turf. The “Drive for Five” started in the preliminary session.

Typical of most of UCLA’s past championship years, the Bruins started the meet with a fall on their rst routine on vault. But in true UCLA fashion, the Bruins picked themselves up and followed through with stellar performances to discount the low score. UCLA pulled away on uneven bars, scoring a 49.65 after counting ve scores of 9.875 or higher, including a 9.975 from Jamie Dantzscher, and nished the session in rst place with a score of 197.675.

The Bruins started the Super Six Team Finals on oor, a less than desirable rotation order. For UCLA, however, that rotation order had seen them through NCAA titles in 2000 and 2001. The order proved to be good luck for the Bruins again, and they exceeded all expectations with a stunning record-breaking performance to keep the trophy in Westwood.

After an inconsistent regular season and a relatively shaky start to the post-season with a second-place showing at the Pac-10 Championships and a rocky nal rotation at the Regionals, the Bruins picked the best time of the year to put in a near-perfect performance.They hit 24-for-24 routines, with 15 scores of 9.9 or higher and an NCAA Super Six record 198.125 nal score.

UCLA started the meet with a 49.525 on oor to take a slight .75 lead over Georgia and extended the lead to .225 after scoring a 49.525 on vault for a two-round total of 99.1. The Bruins pounded out a 49.425 on bars for a three-round total of 148.525. Georgia kept the pressure on, staying .525 behind.

With the unenviable position of nishing the meet on a bye, the Bruins knew they had to score high on beam in rotation ve before heading into the locker room. They did that and more, tallying a meet-high 49.6 and leaving it mathematically impossible for anyone to top their 198.125. Freshman Lori Winn kicked things off with a 9.875, and the Bruins never looked back. Christie Tedmon scored a 9.85, Jeanette Antolin and Kate Richardson stepped up with 9.95s, Yvonne Tousek scored a 9.9, and Kristen Maloney slammed the door shut with a 9.925.

“This championship is especially special,” said UCLA head coach Valorie Kondos Field. “First of all, it wasn’t easy this year. We had to come out and work hard all season.”

“We may have lost meets early on, but we put our egos aside. We trained hard, and we eventually came out on top.”

The 2010 Bruins (back row, l-r) - Tauny Frattone,Tiffany Hyland, Lichelle Wong, Danielle Greig, Marci Bernholtz, Brittani McCullough, Courtney Shannon, Kaelie Baer, Aisha Gerber. (front row, l-r) - Allison Taylor, Vanessa Zamarripa, Talia Kushynski, Monique De La Torre, Anna Li, Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs, Niki Tom, Mizuki Sato, Alyssa Pritchett.

2010UCLA closed its near-perfect run in postseason competition with a dominating 24-for-24 performance at the NCAA Super Six Team Championships, winning its sixth NCAA title at the site of its rst, Gainesville, FL. In the team nals, the Bruins hit every routine without any major mistakes and outscored their nearest competitor by nearly half a point, recording 197.725 to runner-up Oklahoma’s 197.25.

The Bruins entered the Championships as the No.1 seed after dominating performances at Pac-10s and Regionals.But going in as the favorite seemed to put a bit of extra weight on the team, who competed tight during its rst two events at the NCAA Preliminaries. At the halfway mark, UCLA was tied for third but used meet-best scores of 49.375 on oor and 49.4 on vault to power ahead of the eld in the nal two rotations, nishing with a rst-place mark of 196.875.

There was no tightness from the Bruins at the Super Six, where UCLA took the lead in rotation one and never relinquished it.

The Bruins got off to a great start on vault in rotation one,scoring 49.475 on the strength of career-highs from Monique De La Torre (9.85 leadoff score) and Brittani McCullough (9.95) and a 9.925 from Vanessa Zamarripa. A 49.325 on uneven bars helped to maintain UCLA’s lead at the halfway mark, heading into beam, the team’s nemesis earlier in the season. The Bruins showed how far they had come from the beginning of the year, hitting all six routines for scores of 9.8 or better. Leadoff competitor Anna Li started with a 9.875, followed by a 9.9 from Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs. Niki Tom delivered another strong routine with a 9.8, followed by a 9.85 from Aisha Gerber and a 9.9 from Zamarripa. Mizuki Sato closed the set with a 9.85, bringing the Bruins’ beam score to 49.375 and their three-event total to 148.175, .275 ahead of Alabama and 49.1 points away from a sixth national title.

On oor exercise in the nal rotation, Tauny Frattone led off with one of her best performances of the year, scoring 9.875. After a 9.725 from Tom, Zamarripa and Li each hit 9.9s, leaving it up to McCullough or Hopfner-Hibbs to score 9.7 or better to clinch the title. McCullough had the rst attempt and clinched it with a career-high tying 9.925. Hopfner-Hibbs’ 9.95 was just icing on the cake and helped bump the Bruins’ nal oor total to a season-high 49.55 and its team nal score to 197.725.

The victories kept coming at Event Finals, where Zamarripa won the vault title and McCullough claimed the oor crown. Zamarripa averaged 9.925 on her two vaults, scoring 9.95 on a stuck Yurchenko layout full and 9.9 on a Yurchenko half on, front layout half, the most dif cult vault done in the competition. McCullough earned a 10.0 from one of the six judges on her oor routine and nished with an average score of 9.9375, just above her career-high mark of 9.925.

The 2004 Bruins (back row,l-r) -AimeeWalker,Ashley Peckett,Holly Murdock,Ashley Martin,Michelle Selesky. (middle row, l-r) - Jamie Williams, Christie Tedmon, Lori Winn, Kisha Auld, Jennifer Sutton, Kate Richardson, Courtney Walker. (front row, l-r) - Trishna Patel, Yvonne Tousek, Kristen Maloney, Jamie Dantzscher, Jeanette Antolin, Christy Erickson.

2018InoneofthegreatestcomebacksinthehistoryofNCAAcompetition, UCLA turned in a performance for the ages at the NCAA Super Six Team Final, using a NCAA Championship and school record balance beam score of 49.750 to take the title in St. Louis. The championship was UCLA’s seventh overall and rst since 2010.

The odds of UCLA coming back from a 0.325 de cit at the halfway mark were slim. The Bruins had put up solid but not huge scores on their rst two events and were wrapping up the meet on uneven bars and balance beam.

After an average vault rotation that saw no scores over 9.9 and a team total of 49.2250, something needed to change. The Bruins had a bye in the fourth rotation and went into the locker room in fourth place, 0.325 behind the leaders, two-time defending champion Oklahoma.

Spurred on by an inspiring locker room speech by Associate Head Coach Chris Waller, who reminded the Bruins that they’ve been training like champions all year and that they “don’t quit under any circumstances”, UCLA regrouped and went all out in the nal two rotations.

On uneven bars, freshman Nia Dennis led off with a 9.8375. Senior JaNay Honest followed with a 9.9 and received a perfect 10 from one of the six judges, her rst career perfect 10 score in her last-ever routine. After Anna Glenn’s 9.850, Madison Kocian stepped up for just her third uneven bars routine of the yearafterundergoinglabrumsurgery inAugust.Kocianhadsomestruggles in her semifinal performance, scoring 9.775, but in the team nal, she scored a season-high 9.9375. Sixth-year senior Christine Peng-Peng Lee was next and was sheer perfection. After hitting her dif cult set and sticking her double layout dismount, she was rewarded justly with a perfect 10. Kyla Ross wrapped up the rotation with what looked to be another perfect set with emphatically-held handstands. She earned one perfect 10 score and a nal total of 9.95, giving the Bruins a team total of 49.6375, the second-highest bars total in NCAA Championship history.

UCLA had closed the gap in the fth rotation and entered the nal event in third place, 0.175 behind the rst-place Sooners, who nished up on uneven bars while the Bruins were on balance beam. Oklahoma earned three 9.9+ scores on bars and nished with a score of 49.5375 for a nal team total of 198.0375.

The Bruin beam team got off to a tremendous start with a 9.9375 leadoff score from Grace Glenn. Kocian ran into problems in the two spot with a fall and a score of 9.275, putting the pressure on everyone else to stay clean in order to drop that score. But rather than sinking under the pressure, the Bruins thrived. Brielle Nguyen, in her only routine of the night, followed Kocian’s fall with a 9.875. Katelyn Ohashi, who had won a share of the oor exercise title the night before, answered with a 9.95. Ross built off that and contributed a 9.9875, earning four of six perfect scores.

It all came down to Lee in the nal routine of the night. Although she and most of her teammates did not know at the time, Lee needed to score 9.975 on her nal collegiate routine to clinch the victory. What came next was, simply-put, legendary.

Lee hit every element of her routine perfectly, and when she stuck her dismount, she permanently etched her name in Bruin lore. As her teammates celebrated a terri c closing performance, the individual scores came up and signaled a perfect 10 for Lee, her 10th career perfect 10 and her second perfect 20 meet.Then the scoreboard team results updated, showing the Bruins at the top with a nal team total of 198.075, just 0.0375 ahead of Oklahoma, setting off a second wave of jubilant celebration. UCLA’s NCAA Championship and school record total of 49.750 on the balance beam, of all events, earned the Bruins the title.

“I looked at the scoreboard, and I saw UCLA on top, and I am still in shock,” Lee said after the meet. “My tears have not come out yet. I said they’re still dancing and having a party in my eyeballs. They have not come out yet, but I’m still in shock about the whole thing. I’m shocked I’m here, shocked we have the trophy, and I couldn’t have asked for a better way to end with this team. Personally, I love this team so much and it’s been an incredible season.”

“I’ve been doing this at UCLA for 35 years and I have said the last few months and have said repeatedly the last few weeks that in all of my time we’ve had tremendous teams and tremendous, not just athletes, but student-athletes and people,” said UCLA head coach Valorie Kondos Field. “Which is the reason I feel I have the greatest job in the world. But this team truly is the easiest team that I’ve ever coached. And that is because this time last year we said if we need, if we want a different result we’ve got to do things differently and what started that was me and our coaching staff just getting real with them about getting physically t as you individually can get as making choices outside of the gym, those of a champion. And on and on and they did it. They decided to do it at literally last April, and they’ve been consistent with it, and because of that my job has been so easy this year. This truly is a dream team.”

The 2018 Bruins (back row, l-r) - Grace Glenn, Felicia Hano, Katelyn Ohashi, Kyla Ross, Nia Dennis, Pauline Tratz, Matteah Brow, Gracie Kramer, Karli Dugas, Savannah Kooyman, Melissa Metcalf, Rechelle Dennis, Madison Kocian. (front row, kneeling, l-r) - Brielle Nguyen, JaNay Honest, Sonya Meraz, Christine Peng-Peng Lee, Napualani Hall, Anna Glenn.

The Bruins and the national championship trophy

Christine Peng-Peng Lee scored two perfect 10s

2022 at Fort Worth, Texas

TeamStandings

1. Oklahoma 198.2000

2. Florida 198.0875

3. Utah 197.7500

4. Auburn 197.3500

2021 at Fort Worth, Texas

TeamStandings

1. Michigan 198.2500

2. Oklahoma 198.1625

3. Utah 197.9875

4. Florida 197.1375

2019 at Fort Worth, Texas

TeamStandings

1. Oklahoma 198.3375

2. LSU 197.8250

3. UCLA 197.5375

4. Denver 197.0000

IndividualEvents(Top3)

2t. KylaRoss(AA) 39.6625

1t. KylaRoss(V) 9.9500

3. KatelynOhashi(BB) 9.9250

1t. KylaRoss(FX) 9.9625

2018 at St. Louis, Mo.

TeamStandings

1. UCLA 198.0750

2. Oklahoma 198.0375

3. Florida 197.78500

4. LSU 197.8375

5. Utah 196.9000

6. Nebraska 196.8000

IndividualEvents(Top3)

3t. KylaRoss(UB) 9.9500

1. Peng-PengLee(BB) 9.9875

2t. KylaRoss(UB) 9.9500

1t. KatelynOhashi(FX) 9.9625

2017 at St. Louis, Mo.

TeamStandings

1. Oklahoma 198.3875

2. LSU 197.7375

3. Florida 197.7000

4. UCLA 197.2625 5. Utah 196.5875 6. Alabama 196.0000

IndividualEvents(Top3)

1t. KylaRoss(BB) 9.9500

1. KylaRoss(UB) 9.9625

2016 at Fort Worth, Texas

TeamStandings

1. Oklahoma 197.6750

2. LSU 197.4500

3. Alabama 197.4375

4. Florida 197.3500

5. UCLA 196.8250

6. Georgia 196.8125

IndividualEvents(Top3)

1t. DanusiaFrancis(BB) 9.9500

2015 at Fort Worth, Texas

TeamStandings

1. Florida 197.850

2. Utah 197.800

3. Oklahoma 197.525

UCLA AT NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

4. Alabama 197.275 5. Stanford 197.250 6. Auburn 195.625 11,UCLA 196.400(prelims)

IndividualEvents

1t. SamanthaPeszek(AA) 39.600

1. SamanthaPeszek(BB) 9.9500 9t. SamanthaPeszek(FX) 9.8875

2014 at Birmingham, Ala.

TeamStandings

1t. Florida 198.175

1t. Oklahoma 198.175 3. LSU 197.600 4. Alabama 197.550 5. Georgia 197.100 6. Nebraska 196.500 8. UCLA 197.000(prelims)

IndividualEvents 4. SamanthaPeszek(AA) 39.575 8. OliviaCourtney(V) 9.8750 12.SamanthaPeszek(UB) 9.1000

2013 at Los Angeles, Calif.

TeamStandings

1. Florida 197.575 2. Oklahoma 197.375 3. Alabama 197.350 4. UCLA 197.100 5. LSU 197.050 6. Georgia 196.675

IndividualEvents 3. OliviaCourtney(V) 9.9167 4. KaelieBaer(V) 9.9083 5t. VanessaZamarripa(V) 9.9000 22.LichelleWong(V) 9.7833 8. DanusiaFrancis(BB) 9.3250 11.OliviaCourtney(FX) 9.7750

2012 at Duluth, Ga.

TeamStandings 1. Alabama 197.850 2. Florida 197.775 3. UCLA 197.750 4. Stanford 197.500 5. Utah 197.375 6. Arkansas 196.300 IndividualEvents 3. OliviaCourtney(UB) 9.8875 5. VanessaZamarripa(UB) 9.8500 6t. AishaGerber(UB) 9.8250 7t. SamanthaPeszek(BB) 9.8500 11.ElyseHopfner-Hibbs(BB) 9.7750 2t. ElyseHopfner-Hibbs(FX) 9.9375 6t. VanessaZamarripa(FX) 9.9000

2011 at Cleveland, Ohio

TeamStandings 1. Alabama 197.650 2 UCLA 197.375 3 Oklahoma 197.250 4 Nebraska 196.725 5 Utah 196.500 6 Michigan 196.425 IndividualEvents 5t. ElyseHopfner-Hibbs(AA) 39.375 16.BrittaniMcCullough(V) 9.6125 3t. MoniqueDeLaTorre(UB) 9.8625 14.ElyseHopfner-Hibbs(UB) 9.7500

1. SamanthaPeszek(BB) 9.900

2t. AishaGerber(BB) 9.8875 2t. BrittaniMcCullough(FX) 9.9000

2010 Gainesville, Fla.

TeamStandings

1. UCLA 197.725

2. Oklahoma 197.250

3. Alabama 197.225 4. Stanford 197.100

5. Florida 197.000 6. Utah 196.225

IndividualEvents

7t. VanessaZamarripa(AA) 39.425 1. VanessaZamarripa(V) 9.925 8. ElyseHopfner-Hibbs(V) 9.7813 14.AnnaLi(V) 9.6688 7. AnnaLi(UB) 9.875 1. BrittaniMcCullough(FX) 9.9375 7t. VanessaZamarripa(FX) 9.875

2009 at Lincoln, Neb.

TeamStandings

1. Georgia 197.875 2. Alabama 197.575 3. Utah 197.425 4. Florida 196.725 5. Arkansas 196.475 6. LSU 196.375

7. UCLA 196.625(prelims)

IndividualEvents

3. VanessaZamarripa(AA) 39.575 4t. ArianaBerlin(AA) 39.525 7. ElyseHopfner-Hibbs(AA) 39.475 8t. VanessaZamarripa(V) 9.7813 5t. ArianaBerlin(UB) 9.8875 11.VanessaZamarripa(BB) 9.7625 6t. VanessaZamarripa(FX) 9.8625 8. BrittaniMcCullough(FX) 9.8500

2008 at Athens, Ga.

TeamStandings

1. Georgia 197.450

2. Utah 197.125 3. Stanford 196.750 4. Florida 196.700 5. LSU 196.350 6. Alabama 196.125 7. UCLA 196.725(prelims)

IndividualEvents

1. TashaSchwikert(AA) 39.600 8. TashaSchwikert(V) 9.5625 9. KristinaComforte(V) 9.4500 1. TashaSchwikert(UB) 9.9375 2t. KristinaComforte(UB) 9.900 15.AnnaLi(UB) 9.8125 2. TashaSchwikert(FX) 9.9500

2007 at Salt Lake City, Utah

TeamStandings

1. Georgia 197.850 2. Utah 197.250 3. Florida 197.225 4. UCLA 196.925 5. Stanford 196.825 6. Nebraska 195.975 IndividualEvents 4t. AnnaLi(AA) 39.400 2t. TashaSchwikert(UB) 9.9125

9. AnnaLi(BB) 9.7875

2006 at Corvallis, Ore.

TeamStandings

1. Georgia 197.750 2. Utah 196.800 3. Alabama 196.725 4. Florida 196.275 5. Nebraska 196.175 6. IowaState 194.725

IndividualEvents

6. KristinaComforte(AA) 39.400 2. KristinaComforte(V) 9.9000

3. KateRichardson(V) 9.8313

1. KateRichardson(FX) 9.9500

2005 at Auburn, Ala.

TeamStandings

1. Georgia 197.825

2. Alabama 197.400

3. Utah 197.275

4. UCLA 197.150

5. Michigan 196.575

6. Nebraska 196.425

IndividualEvents

1. TashaSchwikert(AA) 39.725

2. KristenMaloney(AA) 39.625

1. KristenMaloney(V) 9.9375

3t. TashaSchwikert(UB) 9.8875 1. KristenMaloney(BB) 9.9375 4. KateRichardson(BB) 9.9000 5t. TashaSchwikert(BB) 9.8625 11.KristenMaloney(FX) 9.7625 12.KateRichardson(FX) 9.3375

2004 at Los Angeles, Calif.

TeamStandings

1. UCLA 198.125

2. Georgia 197.200

3t. Alabama 197.125

3t. Stanford 197.125 5. Florida 196.800 6. Utah 195.775

IndividualEvents

2t. JeanetteAntolin(AA) 39.600 4t. KateRichardson(AA) 39.575 8t. KristenMaloney(AA) 39.525 9. KateRichardson(V) 9.5875

2. KristenMaloney(UB) 9.9375

3. KateRichardson(UB) 9.900 4t. JeanetteAntolin(UB) 9.8875

12.JamieDantzscher(UB) 9.7375 5. YvonneTousek(BB) 9.875 3t. JeanetteAntolin(FX) 9.900

2003 at Lincoln, Neb.

TeamStandings

1. UCLA 197.825

2. Alabama 197.275

3. Georgia 197.150 4. Nebraska 197.125

5. Michigan 196.050

6. Utah 195.300

IndividualEvents

2. JamieDantzscher(AA) 39.650

3. KateRichardson(AA) 39.525

2. JamieDantzscher(V) 9.925 5. JeanetteAntolin(V) 9.8815

7. OnnieWillis(V) 9.8435

1t. JamieDantzscher(UB) 9.900

1t. KateRichardson(UB) 9.900

4t. YvonneTousek(UB) 9.850

4t. JeanetteAntolin(UB) 9.850

1. KateRichardson(BB) 9.938

2. JamieDantzscher(FX) 9.938

5t. KateRichardson(FX) 9.887 8. OnnieWillis(FX) 9.863

2002 at Tuscaloosa, Ala.

TeamStandings

1. Alabama 197.575

2. Georgia 197.250 3. UCLA 197.150 4. Utah 196.950 5. Nebraska 196.425 6. Stanford 196.025

IndividualEvents

1. JamieDantzscher(AA) 39.675 8t. OnnieWillis(AA) 39.425 1. JamieDantzscher(V) 9.9565 2. DoniThompson(UB) 9.912 3. OnnieWillis(UB) 9.900

5t. YvonneTousek(UB) 9.863

5t. JamieDantzscher(UB) 9.863

7t. AlyssaBeckerman(BB) 9.825 13.JamieDantzscher(BB) 9.425

1t. JamieDantzscher(FX) 9.950 6t. OnnieWillis(FX) 9.900

2001 at Athens, Ga.

TeamStandings

1. UCLA 197.575 2. Georgia 197.400 3. Michigan 197.275 4. Alabama 196.550 5. Nebraska 196.025 6. Utah 195.950

IndividualEvents

1t. OnnieWillis(AA) 39.525

3t. MohiniBhardwaj(AA) 39.475 3t. YvonneTousek(AA) 39.475 4. KristinParker(V) 9.83125 1. YvonneTousek(UB) 9.938 2. OnnieWillis(UB) 9.912 5. MohiniBhardwaj(UB) 9.887 6t. DoniThompson(UB) 9.850 3t. KristenMaloney(BB) 9.900 10.YvonneTousek(BB) 9.750 11.YvonneTousek(BB) 9.6875 1. MohiniBhardwaj(FX) 9.963 2. JamieDantzscher(FX) 9.950 5. OnnieWillis(FX) 9.900

2000 at Boise, Idaho

TeamStandings

1. UCLA 197.300 2. Utah 196.875 3. Georgia 196.800 4. Nebraska 196.725 5. Alabama 196.500 6. Michigan 195.725 IndividualEvents 2. MohiniBhardwaj(AA) 39.575 4. HeidiMoneymaker(AA) 39.550 5. LenaDegteva(AA) 39.500 10.KristinParker(AA) 39.275 4. HeidiMoneymaker(V) 9.8375 5. OnnieWillis(V) 9.8065 5. MohiniBhardwaj(V) 9.8065

UCLA AT NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 1. MohiniBhardwaj(UB) 9.950 3. LenaDegteva(UB) 9.888 10.HeidiMoneymaker(UB) 9.325 1. LenaDegteva(BB) 9.913 2. MohiniBhardwaj(BB) 9.900 5. HeidiMoneymaker(FX) 9.875

1999 at Salt Lake City, Utah

TeamStandings

1. Georgia 196.850 2. Michigan 196.550 3. Alabama 195.950 4. ArizonaState 195.900 5. UCLA 195.850 6. Nebraska 194.800

IndividualEvents 3. HeidiMoneymaker(AA) 39.550 6t. LenaDegteva(AA) 39.375 10.KiraleeHayashi(AA) 39.300 1. HeidiMoneymaker(V) 9.8625 6. LuisaPortocarrero(V) 9.7750 9. LenaDegteva(V) 9.7375 13.KiraleeHayashi(V) 9.4750 4t. LenaDegteva(UB) 9.900 8t. MohiniBhardwaj(UB) 9.875 12.HeidiMoneymaker(UB) 9.375 1t. KiraleeHayashi(BB) 9.900 13t.HeidiMoneymaker(BB) 9.200 4t. KiraleeHayashi(FX) 9.850 12.HeidiMoneymaker(FX) 9.450

1997 at Gainesville, Fla.

TeamStandings

1. UCLA 197.150 2. ArizonaState 196.850 3. Georgia 196.600 4. Michigan 196.500 5. Florida 196.425 6. Nebraska 195.250

IndividualEvents(Top10)

4t. LeahHomma(AA) 39.425 5. LenaDegteva(V) 9.8125 10.AmySmith(V) 9.2375

5. LeahHomma(BB) 9.825 8. AmySmith(FX) 9.800

1996 at Tuscaloosa, Ala.

TeamStandings

1. Alabama 198.025

2. UCLA 197.475

3. Georgia 196.775 Utah 196.775 5. OregonState 196.525 6. Michigan 196.375

IndividualEvents(Top10)

4t. StellaUmeh(UB) 9.900 2t. StellaUmeh(BB) 9.900 6. LuisaPortocarrero(BB) 9.825

1995 at Athens, Ga.

TeamStandings

1. Utah 196.650

2. Alabama 196.425 Michigan 196.425 4. UCLA 196.150 5. Georgia 196.075 6. OregonState 194.850

IndividualEvents(Top10)

3t. StellaUmeh(AA) 39.400 6t. StellaUmeh(UB) 9.850 9t. LeahHomma(UB) 9.325 2t. StellaUmeh(BB) 9.900 1t. StellaUmeh(FX) 9.950 6. KareemaMarrow(FX) 9.900 9t. AmySmith(FX) 9.850

1994 at Salt Lake City, Utah

TeamStandings

1. Utah 196.400

6t. CarolUlrich(BB) 9.750 9. PaulaRasmussen(BB) 9.675

1992 at St. Paul, Minn.

TeamStandings

1. Utah 195.650 2. Georgia 194.600 3. Alabama 193.350 4. PennState 192.775 5. Arizona 191.950 6. OregonState 191.375 7. ArizonaState 191.025 8. California 190.725 9. UCLA 189.825 10.Stanford 189.100 11.Florida 188.725 12.BYU 187.775

1991 at Tuscaloosa, Ala.

TeamStandings

1. Alabama 195.125 2. Utah 194.375 3. Georgia 193.375 4. OregonState 192.350 5. PennState 190.950 6. Florida 189.700 7. LSU 188.600 8. BYU 187.700 9. ArizonaState 187.650 Auburn 187.650 11.Arizona 187.475 12.UtahState 185.950

1990 at Corvallis, Ore.

TeamStandings

1. Utah 194.900 2. Alabama 194.575 3. Georgia 193.225 4. UCLA 193.100 5. Nebraska 192.225 6. LSU 192.100 7. OregonState 189.950 8. CalStateFullerton 189.700 9. TowsonState 187.975 10.Florida 187.175 Arizona 187.175 12.OhioState 183.650

IndividualEvents(Top10)

1998 at Los Angeles, Calif.

TeamStandings

1. Georgia 197.725 2. Florida 196.350 3. Alabama 196.300 4. Utah 196.025 5. UCLA 195.750 6. ArizonaState 195.450

IndividualEvents 5. KiraleeHayashi(AA) 39.400 8t. HeidiMoneymaker(AA) 39.350 7. MohiniBhardwaj(V) 9.5625 1. HeidiMoneymaker(UB) 9.950 4t. MohiniBhardwaj(UB) 9.850 8t. KiraleeHayashi(UB) 9.775 1t. StellaUmeh(FX) 9.950

2. Alabama 196.350 3. Georgia 195.850 4. Michigan 195.150 5. UCLA 194.975 6. Florida 194.850

IndividualEvents(Top10) 5. KareemaMarrow(AA) 39.175 9. KarenNelson(V) 9.5375

1993 at Corvallis, Ore.

TeamStandings

5t. CarolUlrich(AA) 38.950 5t. JillAndrews(AA) 38.950 3. JillAndrews(V) 9.825 2t. CarolUlrich(BB) 9.825

1989 at Athens, Ga.

TeamStandings

1. Georgia 192.65

2. UCLA 192.60

3. Alabama 192.10 4. Nebraska 190.80 5. Utah 190.20

6. CalStateFullerton 189.45 7. ArizonaState 187.90 OregonState 187.90 9. Oklahoma 187.05 10.Florida 187.00 11.Arizona 186.50 12.OhioState 186.40

IndividualEvents(Top10)

2t. TanyaService(AA) 38.70 4t. JillAndrews(AA) 38.65

1998 NCAA bars champion Heidi Moneymaker

7t. KimHamilton(AA) 38.50

1. KimHamilton(V) 9.750 2. JillAndrews(V) 9.700 3t. TanyaService(V) 9.675 7. ShawnMcGinnis(V) 9.375 4t. TanyaService(UB) 9.750 1t. JillAndrews(BB) 9.800 1t. KimHamilton(FX) 9.900 4t. TanyaService(FX) 9.800 6. ShawnMcGinnis(FX) 9.550

1988 at Salt Lake City, Utah

TeamStandings

1. Alabama 190.05 2. Utah 189.50 3. UCLA 188.80 4. LSU 187.90 5. Georgia 186.80 6. Florida 186.65 7. OregonState 186.50 8. ArizonaState 185.10 9. Arizona 184.00 10.Nebraska 183.55 11.PennState 179.70 12.MichiganState 178.80

IndividualEvents(Top10)

2. JillAndrews(AA) 38.20 3. KimHamilton(AA) 38.15 1. JillAndrews(V) 9.625 2t. AmyLucena(V) 9.575 6t. KimHamilton(UB) 9.50 1. KimHamilton(FX) 9.80 8t. ReneeKelly(FX) 9.50

UCLA AT NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

1987 at Salt Lake City, Utah

TeamStandings

1. Georgia 187.90 2. Utah 187.55 3. UCLA 187.00 4. Alabama 186.60 5. ArizonaState 184.00 6. Florida 183.80 7. LSU 181.50 8. OhioState 180.20 9. Washington 179.85 10.Nebraska 179.50 11.Arizona 179.45 12.OregonState 174.50

IndividualEvents(Top10) 8t. JillAndrews(AA) 37.40 3. TanyaService(V) 9.40 4. JillAndrews(V) 9.325 5. AmyLucena(V) 9.300 3. BirgitSchier(UB) 9.60 1. KimHamilton(FX) 9.80 5. TanyaService(FX) 9.55

1986 at Gainesville, Fla.

TeamStandings

1. Utah 186.95 2. ArizonaState 186.70 3. Alabama 186.35 4. Georgia 185.45 5. CalStateFullerton 185.00 6. PennState 182.70 7. UCLA 181.70 8. Florida 181.30 9. LSU 180.55 10.OhioState 177.80

UCLA’s NCAA Regional Champions

Team 2019 198.075 2018 197.650 2017 196.800 2015 197.500 2012 197.225 2011 197.425 2010 197.825 2007 195.975 2005 197.025 2004 197.325 2003 197.700 2002 197.425 2001 197.775 2000 197.025 1999 197.025 1997 196.300 1996 195.450 1995 195.950 1994 194.300 1993 194.100 1990 192.150 1989 193.250 1987 190.750 1982 144.750

All-Around 2022 NorahFlatley 2015 SamanthaPeszek 2014 SamanthaPeszek 2013 OliviaCourtney 2011 OliviaCourtney 2010 VanessaZamarripa 2007 TashaSchwikert 2006 KateRichardson 2005 TashaSchwikert 2004 JeanetteAntolin 2003 JamieDantzscher 2002 JamieDantzscher 2001 MohiniBhardwaj 2000 MohiniBhardwaj 1999 HeidiMoneymaker 1995 KareemaMarrow 1993 KareemaMarrow 1990 JillAndrews 1989 KimHamilton 1988 KimHamilton 1987 KimHamilton 1982 SharonShapiro

Vault 2019 KylaRoss 2018 AnnaGlenn PaulineTratz 2016 MadisonPreston 2015 Peng-PengLee 2013 OliviaCourtney 2012 SamanthaPeszek 2011 TaunyFrattone 2010 AnnaLi 2006 TashaSchwikert 2005 KristenMaloney TashaSchwikert 2004 JeanetteAntolin KristenMaloney 2002 JeanetteAntolin JamieDantzscher 2001 KristinParker YvonneTousek OnnieWillis 2000 LenaDegteva 1997 AmySmith 1996 DeeFischer 1994 KarenNelson 1993 KareemaMarrow 1990 JillAndrews 1989 JillAndrews 1988 JillAndrews 1987 TanyaService

IndividualEvents(Top10)

4. GigiZosa(AA) 37.65 2. GigiZosa(UB) 9.60 2. GigiZosa(BB) 9.65

1985 at Salt Lake City, Utah

TeamStandings

1. Utah 188.35 2. ArizonaState 186.60 3. Florida 184.30 4. Alabama 184.05 5. CalStateFullerton 183.50 6. OregonState 183.15 7. Georgia 180.90 8. OhioState 179.75 9. PennState 179.00 10.Oklahoma 177.40

1984 at Los Angeles, Calif.

TeamStandings

1. Utah 186.05 2. UCLA 185.55 3. CalStateFullerton 183.90 4. ArizonaState 183.65 5. Florida 182.20 6. Alabama 180.80 7. PennState 179.45 8. Washington 178.55 9. Georgia 177.60 10.Arizona 176.90

IndividualEvents(Top10)

7. DonnaKemp(AA) 37.35 2. RhondaSchwandt(V) 9.325 7t. KarenMcMullin(UB) 9.50 9. DonnaKemp(UB) 9.45 4t. DonnaKemp(BB) 9.40

7t. KarenMcMullin(BB) 9.20 9. TrinaTinti(FX) 8.95

1983 at Salt Lake City, Utah

TeamStandings

1. Utah 184.65 2. ArizonaState 183.30 3. CalStateFullerton 179.25 4. Alabama 179.05 5. Florida 177.85 6. UCLA 177.80 LSU 177.80 8. OhioState 176.65 9. OregonState 173.55 10.Nebraska 165.55

IndividualEvents(Top10) 8. DonnaKemp(AA) 36.60

1982 at Salt Lake City, Utah

TeamStandings

1. Utah 148.60

2. CalStateFullerton 144.10 3. PennState 143.10 4. OregonState 143.00 5. ArizonaState 142.95 6. UCLA 142.40 7. Florida 140.90 8. Nebraska 138.10 9. OklahomaState 137.20 10.Michigan 136.90

IndividualEvents(Top10)

6. SharonShapiro(AA) 36.65 2. SharonShapiro(V) 18.32 6. AnneKitabayashi(UB) 16.75 4. SharonShapiro(BB) 18.00

UnevenBars

2022 JordanChiles 2019 KylaRoss 2018 KylaRoss 2017 MadisonKocian 2016 Peng-PengLee 2015 Peng-PengLee 2014 SamanthaPeszek 2012 VanessaZamarripa 2010 AnnaLi 2009 AnnaLi 2008 AnnaLi 2007 AnnaLi 2006 KateRichardson 2005 TashaSchwikert 2004 JeanetteAntolin 2003 JamieDantzscher 2002 JamieDantzscher 2001 MohiniBhardwaj 2000 MohiniBhardwaj LenaDegteva 1997 HeidiMoneymaker 1994 LeahHomma 1988 KimHamilton 1987 BirgitSchier 1986 TanyaService 1984 TracyCurtis

BalanceBeam

2019 KatelynOhashi KylaRoss 2018 KylaRoss 2016 DanusiaFrancis 2015 DanusiaFrancis Peng-PengLee SamanthaPeszek 2014 SamanthaPeszek 2011 ElyseHopfner-Hibbs 2008 KristinaComforte 2007 AnnaLi TashaSchwikert 2006 KateRichardson 2005 KristenMaloney 2004 JeanetteAntolin KristenMaloney 2003 JamieDantzscher KateRichardson 2002 AlyssaBeckerman 2001 MohiniBhardwaj 2000 MohiniBhardwaj 1997 LenaDegteva 1996 LuisaPortocarrero 1995 StellaUmeh 1990 JillAndrews 1989 TanyaService 1988 JillAndrews 1983 TracyCurtis

FloorExercise

2022 ChaeCampbell JordanChiles 2018 KatelynOhashi 2017 AngiCipra MadisonKocian 2016 SadiquaBynum 2015 SamanthaPeszek 2014 OliviaCourtney 2012 ElyseHopfner-Hibbs 2011 BrittaniMcCullough 2010 BrittaniMcCullough 2007 TashaSchwikert 2006 KateRichardson 2005 KristenMaloney TashaSchwikert 2003 JamieDantzscher 2002 JamieDantzscher 2001 MohiniBhardwaj 2000 HeidiMoneymaker 1996 AmySmith 1995 KareemaMarrow StellaUmeh 1992 AmyThorne 1990 JillAndrews ReneeKelly CarolUlrich 1989 TanyaService KimHamilton 1988 KimHamilton 1987 KimHamilton 1986 AmyLucena

UCLAhascaptured48nationalindividualtitlessince1980,includingnineinthelastsixyears.Fortyof thosetitlesareNCAAchampionships,andUCLAranksNo.2inthenationinall-timeNCAAindividualtitles. Bruingymnastshavenotonlywonnationaltitles,butmanyhavedoneitinrecordfashion.SharonShapiro wonUCLA’srst-evernationaltitleandmadehistoryatthe1980AIAWChampionshipsbybecoming therstcollegiatewomantosweepallfoureventsandtheall-around.Nogymnasthasduplicatedthat featsince.KimHamiltonbecameUCLA’srst-everNCAAchampionwhenshetookhometheoor exercisecrown,therstofanunprecedentedthreeconsecutivefrom1987-1989.In1998,Heidi

MoneymakerbecameUCLA’srst-everNCAAbarschampion,andin2001,OnnieWilliswascrowned all-aroundchampion,therstforaBruinattheNCAAChampionships.JamieDantzscherin2002won threetitles,becomingtherstgymnastinsevenyearstowinasmanyinoneseason.TashaSchwikert becametherstUCLAgymnasttowinmultipleNCAAall-aroundtitles(in2005and2008)andthe rstinNCAAhistorytowinasbothafreshmanandasenior.KylaRossbecametherstBruinandonly thesecondNCAAgymnastevertowinallfourindividualeventtitlesoverhercareer(2009vault,2007 bars,2007beam,2009oor).

Jill Andrews 1988 Vault, 1989 Beam

Sharon Shapiro

1980Vault,Bars,Beam,Floor,All-Around(AIAW) 1981 Vault, All-Around (AIAW)

Diane Dovas

1981 Bars (AIAW)

Kim Hamilton 1987, 1988, 1989 Floor 1989 Vault

Stella Umeh 1995, 1998 Floor

Kiralee Hayashi

Mohini Bhardwaj

Yvonne Tousek

Onnie Willis

Kate Richardson

Jamie Dantzscher

Kristen Maloney

Vanessa Zamarripa

Brittani McCullough

Danusia

Francis

Kyla Ross

Christine Peng-Peng Lee

Katelyn Ohashi

Regular Season All-Americans

2022 ChaeCampbell V(2nd)

2021 MargzettaFrazier UB(1st)

2020 MargzettaFrazier UB(2nd)

GraceGlenn BB(1st)

GracieKramer FX(1st)

KylaRoss AA,UB,BB.FX(1st);V(2nd)

2019 NorahFlatley UB(2nd)

FeliciaHano V(1st),FX(2nd)

MadisonKocian UB(1st)

GracieKramer FX(2nd)

KatelynOhashi BB,FX(1st)

KylaRoss AA,V,UB,BB.FX(1st)

2018 GraceGlenn BB(1st)

NapualaniHall V(2nd)

FeliciaHano FX(1st),V(2nd)

ChristinePeng-PengLee BB(1st),UB(2nd)

KatelynOhashi BB,FX(1st)

KylaRoss AA,UB(1st)

2017 MadisonKocian AA(1st);FX(2nd)

ChristinePeng-PengLee UB(1st)

HallieMossett FX(2nd)

KatelynOhashi BB(1st)

KylaRoss UB,BB(1st)

2016 SadiquaBynum FX(1st)

AngiCipra FX(2nd)

DanusiaFrancis BB(1st)

2015 SadiquaBynum FX(2nd)

DanusiaFrancis BB(1st)

ChristinePeng-PengLee UB,BB(1st)

SamanthaPeszek BB,V(2nd)

JordanWilliams V(2nd)

2014 OliviaCourtney AA,V(2nd)

SophinaDeJesus UB(2nd)

DanusiaFrancis BB(1st)

SamanthaPeszek BB;UB(2nd)

SydneySawa FX(1st)

2013 OliviaCourtney V(1st)

DanusiaFrancis BB(2nd)

VanessaZamarripa AA,V,UB,FX(1st)

Postseason All-Americans

2022 JordanChiles FX(2nd)

NorahFlatley BB(1st);AA(2nd)

2021 ChaeCampbell BB(1st);AA,FX(2nd)

2019 NiaDennis UB(1st)

MargzettaFrazier UB(1st)

FeliciaHano V,FX(2nd)

MadisonKocian UB(1st),BB(2nd)

GracieKramer FX(1st)

BrielleNguyen BB(2nd)

KatelynOhashi BB,FX(1st)

KylaRoss AA,V,BB,FX(1st)

2018 Peng-PengLee BB(1st)

KatelynOhashi BB,FX(1st)

KylaRoss AA,UB,BB(1st);FX(2nd)

2017 AngiCipra FX(1st)

FeliciaHano V(2nd)

MadisonKocian AA,FX(1st);V,UB(2nd)

ChristinePeng-PengLee UB(2nd)

HallieMossett FX(1st)

KatelynOhashi BB(1st)

KylaRoss AA,UB,BB(1st)

2016 SadiquaBynum FX(2nd)

DanusiaFrancis BB(1st)

2015 ChristinePeng-PengLee UB,BB(2nd)

SamanthaPeszekAA,BB,FX(1st);V,UB(2nd)

JordanWilliams V(2nd)

2014 OliviaCourtney V(1st)

SamanthaPeszek AA,UB(1st);V,FX(2nd)

SydneySawa FX(2nd)

2013 KaelieBaer V(1st)

OliviaCourtney V,FX(1st)

ALL-AMERICANS

SophinaDeJesus UB(2nd)

DanusiaFrancis BB(1st) AlyssaPritchett FX(2nd) LichelleWong V(1st) VanessaZamarripa V(1st);AA,UB,FX(2nd)

2012 OliviaCourtney UB(1st);V,FX(2nd)

AishaGerber UB(1st) ElyseHopfner-Hibbs BB,FX(1st) SamanthaPeszek BB(1st);UB(2nd) VanessaZamarripa UB,FX(1st);V(2nd)

2011 OliviaCourtney V,FX(2nd) MoniqueDeLaTorre UB(1st) TaunyFrattone V(2nd) AishaGerber BB(1st) ElyseHopfner-HibbsAA,UB(1st);V,FX(2nd) BrittaniMcCullough V,FX(1st) SamanthaPeszek BB(1st);V(2nd) SydneySawa FX(2nd)

2010 AishaGerber BB(2nd) ElyseHopfner-Hibbs V(1st);AA(2nd) AnnaLi V,UB(1st);AA(2nd) BrittaniMcCullough FX(1st) VanessaZamarripa AA,V,FX(1st);UB(2nd)

2009 ArianaBerlin AA,UB(1st);V,FX(2nd) ElyseHopfner-Hibbs AA,V,UB,FX(2nd) BrittaniMcCullough FX(1st) NikiTom FX(2nd) VanessaZamarripaAA,V,BB,FX(1st);UB(2nd)

2008 KristinaComforte V,UB(1st);BB(2nd) AnnaLi UB(1st) TashaSchwikert AA,V,UB,FX(1st)

2007 AnnaLi AA,BB(1st);V,UB(2nd) AshleyPeckett V(2nd) TashaSchwikert UB(1st);V,AA(2nd)

2006 KristinaComforte AA,V(1st) KateRichardson V,FX(1st);BB(2nd)

2005 KristenMaloney AA,V,BB,FX(1st) KateRichardson BB,FX(1st) JordanSchwikert BB(2nd) TashaSchwikert AA,V,UB,BB,FX(1st)

2004 JeanetteAntolin AA,UB,FX(1st);BB(2nd) JamieDantzscher UB(1st);FX(2nd) KristenMaloney UB(1st);AA,V,BB(2nd) KateRichardson AA,V,UB(1st);BB(2nd) YvonneTousek BB(1st);FX(2nd)

2003 JeanetteAntolin V,UB(1st) JamieDantzscherAA,V,UB,FX(1st);BB(2nd) KristinParker V(2nd) KateRichardson AA,UB,BB,FX(1st) YvonneTousek UB(1st) OnnieWillis AA,V,FX(1st);BB(2nd)

2002 AlyssaBeckerman BB(1st) JamieDantzscher AA,V,UB,BB,FX(1st) DoniThompson UB(1st) YvonneTousek UB(1st);AA(2nd) OnnieWillis AA,UB,FX(1st);V(2nd) 2001 MohiniBhardwaj AA,UB,FX(1st) JamieDantzscher UB,FX(1st);V(2nd) MaliaJones BB(2nd) KristenMaloney BB(1st) KristinParker V(1st) DoniThompson UB(1st);BB(2nd) YvonneTousek AA,UB,BB(1st);FX(2nd) OnnieWillis AA,UB,BB,FX(1st);V(2nd)

2000 MohiniBhardwaj AA,V,UB,BB(1st) LenaDegteva UB,BB(1st);AA,V,FX(2nd)

HeidiMoneymaker AA,V,UB,FX(1st)

KristinParker AA,UB(2nd) OnnieWillis V(1st);UB,FX(2nd)

1999 MohiniBhardwaj UB(1st);AA(2nd)

LenaDegteva AA,V,UB(1st);FX(2nd)

KiraleeHayashi V,BB,FX(1st);AA(2nd)

HeidiMoneymaker AA,V,UB,BB,FX(1st)

LuisaPortocarrero V(1st),UB(2nd)

1998 MohiniBhardwaj V,UB(1st)

LenaDegteva V(1st);AA(2nd) SusieErickson BB(2nd)

KiraleeHayashi AA,UB(1st);V,BB(2nd)

HeidiMoneymaker AA,UB(1st);V(2nd)

StellaUmeh BB,FX(1st);V(2nd)

1997 LenaDegteva V(1st);AA(2nd)

KiraleeHayashi BB(2nd)

LeahHomma AA,UB,BB(1st);FX(2nd)

AmySmith V,FX(1st)

StellaUmeh UB(1st) 1996 CorinneChee BB(1st) LeahHomma UB(2nd)

LuisaPortocarrero BB(1st) StellaUmeh UB,BB(1st) 1995 CorinneChee BB(2nd)

LeahHomma UB(1st)

KareemaMarrow UB,FX(1st)

AmySmith FX(1st)

StellaUmeh AA,UB,BB,FX(1st) 1994 KareemaMarrow AA,FX(1st)

KarenNelson V(1st) LeahHomma AA,UB(2nd) 1993 CarolUlrich BB(1st) PaulaRasmussen BB(1st) KareemaMarrow V(1st),AA(2nd) 1992 RhondaFaehn AA,BB(2nd) AmyThorne FX(2nd) KarenNelson V(2nd) 1990 JillAndrews AA,V(1st) CarolUlrich AA,BB(1st) 1989 JillAndrews AA,V,BB(1st) KimHamilton V,FX(1st) ShawnMcGinnis UB,FX(1st) TanyaService AA,V,UB,FX(1st) 1988 JillAndrews AA,V(1st) ReneeKelly FX(1st) KimHamilton AA,UB,FX(1st) AmyLucena V(1st)

1987 JillAndrews V(1st) KimHamilton FX(1st) AmyLucena V(1st) BirgitSchier UB(1st) TanyaService V,FX(1st)

1986 GigiZosa AA,UB,BB(1st) 1984 DonnaKemp AA,BB(1st) KarenMcMullin UB,BB(1st) RhondaSchwandt V(1st) 1983 DonnaKemp AA(1st) 1982 SharonShapiro AA,V,BB(1st) AnneKitabayashi UB(1st)

All-Americans (alphabetical)

JillAndrews 1987V 1988AA,V 1989AA,V,BB 1990AA,V

JeanetteAntolin 2003V,UB 2004AA,UB,BB,FX

KaelieBaer 2013V

AlyssaBeckerman 2002BB

ArianaBerlin 2009AA,V,UB,FX

MohiniBhardwaj 1998V,UB 1999AA,UB 2000AA,V,UB,BB 2001AA,UB,FX

SadiquaBynum 2015FX 2016FX

ChaeCampbell 2021AA,BB,FX

CorinneChee 1995BB 1996BB

JordanChiles 2022FX

AngiCipra 2016FX 2017FX

KristinaComforte 2006AA,V 2008V,UB,BB

OliviaCourtney 2011V,FX 2012V,UB,FX 2013V,FX 2014AA,V

JamieDantzscher 2001V,UB,FX 2002AA,V,UB,BB,FX 2003AA,V,UB,BB,FX 2004UB,FX

SophinaDeJesus 2013UB 2014UB 2016UB

LenaDegteva 1997AA,V 1998AA,V 1999AA,V,UB,FX 2000AA,V,UB,BB,FX

MoniqueDeLaTorre 2011UB

NiaDennis 2019UB

SusieErickson 1998BB

RhondaFaehn 1992AA,BB

NorahFlatley 2019UB 2022AA,BB

DanusiaFrancis 2013BB 2014BB 2015BB 2016BB

TaunyFrattone 2011V

MargzettaFrazier 2019UB 2020UB

AishaGerber 2010BB 2011BB 2012UB

GraceGlenn 2018BB 2020BB

NapualaniHall

2018V

KimHamilton 1987FX

1988AA,UB,FX 1989V,FX

FeliciaHano 2017V 2018V,FX 2019V,FX

KiraleeHayashi 1997BB 1998AA,V,UB,BB 1999AA,V,BB,FX

LeahHomma 1994AA,UB 1995UB 1996UB 1997AA,UB,BB,FX

ElyseHopfner-Hibbs 2009AA,V,UB,FX 2010AA,V

2011AA,V,UB,FX 2012BB,FX

MaliaJones 2001BB ReneeKelly 1988FX DonnaKemp 1984AA,BB AnneKitabayashi 1982UB MadisonKocian 2017AA,V,UB,FX 2019UB,BB

GracieKramer 2019FX 2020FX

ChristinePeng-PengLee 2015UB,BB 2017UB 2018UB,BB

AnnaLi 2007AA,V,UB,BB 2008UB 2010AA,V,UB

AmyLucena 1987V 1988V

KristenMaloney 2001BB 2004AA,V,UB,BB 2004AA,V,BB,FX KareemaMarrow 1993AA,V 1994AA,FX 1994UB,FX

BrittaniMcCullough 2009FX 2010FX 2011V,FX

ShawnMcGinnis 1989UB,FX KarenMcMullin 1984UB,BB HeidiMoneymaker 1998AA,V,UB 1999AA,V,UB,BB,FX 2000AA,V,UB,FX HallieMossett 2017FX KarenNelson 1992V 1994V

BrielleNguyen 2019BB KatelynOhashi 2017BB 2018BB,FX 2019BB,FX KristinParker 2000AA,UB 2001V 2003V

AshleyPeckett 2007V SamanthaPeszek 2011V,BB 2012UB,BB 2014AA,V,UB,BB,FX 2015AA,V,UB,BB,FX LuisaPortocarrero 1996BB 1999V,UB

AlyssaPritchett

2013FX

PaulaRasmussen 1993BB

KateRichardson 2003AA,UB,BB,FX 2004AA,V,UB,BB 2005BB,FX 2006V,BB,FX

KylaRoss 2017AA,UB,BB 2018AA,UB,BB,FX 2019AA,V,UB,BB,FX 2020AA,V,UB,BB,FX

SydneySawa 2011FX 2014FX

BirgitSchier 1987UB

RhondaSchwandt 1984V JordanSchwikert 2005BB TashaSchwikert 2005AA,V,UB,BB,FX 2007AA,V,UB 2008AA,V,UB,FX

TanyaService 1987V,FX 1989AA,V,UB,FX

SharonShapiro 1982AA,V,UB

AmySmith 1995FX 1997V,FX

DoniThompson 2001UB,BB 2002UB

AmyThorne 1992FX NikiTom 2009FX

YvonneTousek 2001AA,UB,BB,FX 2002AA,UB 2003UB 2004BB,FX

CarolUlrich 1990AA,BB 1993BB StellaUmeh 1995AA,UB,BB,FX 1996UB,BB 1997UB 1998V,BB,FX

JordanWilliams 2015V OnnieWillis 2000V,UB,FX 2001AA,V,UB,BB,FX 2002AA,V,UB,FX 2003AA,V,BB,FX

LichelleWong 2013V

VanessaZamarripa 2009AA,V,UB,BB,FX 2010AA,V,UB,FX 2012V,UB,FX 2013AA,V,UB,FX

GigiZosa 1986AA,UB,BB

Jeanette Antolin

Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs

2022 Team

1. Utah 198.000 2. California 197.425 3. OregonState 197.250 4. UCLA 196.950 5. ArizonaState 196.675 6. Washington 196.400 7. Arizona 196.375 8. Stanford 196.000

Individual

AA JadeCarey,OSU 39.725 V AlexiaBurch,Utah 9.925 UB GraceMcCallum,Utah 10.000 BB AbbyPaulson,Utah 9.975 FX JadeCarey,OSU 9.950 GraceMcCallum,Utah 9.950

2021 Team 1. Utah 197.725 2. California 197.375 3. UCLA 196.725 4. ArizonaState 196.375 5. OregonState 195.625 6. Arizona 195.400 7. Stanford 195.175 8. Washington 194.00

Individual

AA MaileO’Keefe,Utah 39.700 V SekaiWright,UCLA 9.950 UB MargzettaFrazier,UCLA 9.950

MaileO’Keefe,Utah 9.950

CristalIsa,Utah 9.950 BB CristalIsa,Utah 9.950 AbbyPaulson,Utah 9.950 MaileO’Keefe,Utah 9.950 FX ChaeCampbell,UCLA 9.950

PaulineTratz,UCLA 9.950

KyanaGeorge,Cal 9.950

9.950

9.950

9.950

9.950

Individual AA KylaRoss,UCLA 39.800 V FeliciaHano,UCLA 9.950 MyKaylaSkinner,Utah 9.950 UB KylaRoss,UCLA 10.00 BB GraceGlenn,UCLA 9.950 KatelynOhashi,UCLA 9.950 FX KatelynOhashi,UCLA 10.00 KylaRoss,UCLA 10.00 MyKaylaSkinner,Utah 10.00

2018

Team

1. UCLA 197.500 2. Utah 197.350 3 California 196.950 4. Washington 196.750 5. OregonState 196.575 6. ArizonaState 196.425 7. Stanford 196.350 8. Arizona 195.825

Individual

AA KylaRoss,UCLA 39.675 MyKaylaSkinner.Utah 39.675 V MaKennaMerrell,Utah 9.950 UB KylaRoss,UCLA 9.975 ElizabethPrice,Stanford 9.975 BB Peng-PengLee,UCLA 10.000 FX KatelynOhashi,UCLA 9.950 ElizabethPrice,Stanford 9.950 MyKaylaSkinner,Utah 9.950

2017

Team

1. Utah 197.925 2. OregonState 197.400 3t. UCLA 197.100 3t. Washington 197.100 5. Stanford 196.625 6. California 196.300 7. Arizona 196.275 8. ArizonaState 195.600

Individual

AA MyKaylaSkinner,Utah 39.725

V DaniDessaints,OSU 9.950 TiffaniLewis,Utah 9.950 MyKaylaSkinner,Utah 9.950

UB Erika Au ero, OSU 9.950 BB KylaRoss,UCLA 10.00 FX MyKayla Skinner, Utah 10.00

2016

Team

1.UCLA 197.250

2t. OregonState 196.925

2t. Utah 196.925

4. California 196.725 5. Stanford 196.125 6. Arizona 195.525 7. Washington 195.300 8. ArizonaState 191.725

Individual

AA Breanna Hughes, Utah 39.550

V Breanna Hughes, Utah 9.975

UB JaNayHonest,UCLA 9.900 Elizabeth Price, Stanford 9.900 Kaitlyn Duranczyk, UW 9.900

BB DanusiaFrancis,UCLA 9.950

Baely Rowe, Utah 9.950 Risa Perez, OSU 9.950 Madeline Gardiner, OSU 9.950

FX Tiffani Lewis, Utah 9.925 Toni-Ann Williams, Cal 9.925

2015

Team

1. Utah 198.150

2. UCLA 197.350 3. Stanford 197.175 4. OregonState 196.900 5. Arizona 196.225 6. California 196.150 7. Washington 196.000 8. ArizonaState 192.700

Individual

AA Georgia Dabritz, Utah 39.775

V Tory Wilson, Utah 10.00

UB Elizabeth Price, Stanford 9.950 Corrie Lothrop, Utah 9.950

BB SamanthaPeszek,UCLA 9.950

FX SamanthaPeszek,UCLA 9.950 Georgia Dabritz, Utah 9.950 Jessie Sisler,Arizona 9.950

2014

Team

1. Utah 197.925 2. Stanford 197.175 3. California 196.550 4. UCLA 196.525 5. OregonState 196.275 6. Arizona 196.250 7. ArizonaState 195.500 8. Washington 195.125

Individual

AA Tory Wilson, Utah 39.450

V Allison Flores,Arizona 9.950

Aliza Vaccher, UW 9.950

Georgia Dabritz, Utah 9.950

Shelby Edwards,Arizona 9.950

UB Georgia Dabritz, Utah 10.00

BB SamanthaPeszek,UCLA 9.925

FX Georgia Dabritz, Utah 9.950

Nansy Damianova, Utah 9.950

2013

Team

1. OregonState 197.850

2. UCLA 197.375 3. Utah 197.075 4. Stanford 196.625 5. Washington 195.875 6. Arizona 195.525 7. California 195.075 8. ArizonaState 193.425

Individual

AA

VanessaZamarripa,UCLA 39.750

V VanessaZamarripa,UCLA 10.00

UB Makayla Stambaugh, OSU 9.975

BB VanessaZamarripa,UCLA 9.925

Amanda Spinner, Stanford 9.925

FX OliviaCourtney,UCLA 9.950

Ashley Morgan, Stanford 9.950 Melanie Jones, OSU 9.950

2012 Team

1.UCLA 197.425 2. Utah 197.375 3. OregonState 197.025 4. Stanford 196.825 5. Arizona 195.900 6. ArizonaState 194.550 7. Washington 194.125 8. California 193.525

Individual

AA Corrie Lothrop, Utah 39.625

V OliviaCourtney,UCLA 9.950

VanessaZamarripa,UCLA 9.950

IvanaHong,Stanford 9.950

UB Georgia Dabritz, Utah 9.950

BB ElyseHopfner-Hibbs,UCLA 9.975 FX Ashley Morgan, Stanford 9.950

2011

Team

1. OregonState 197.200

2. UCLA 196.750 3. Washington 196.025 4. Stanford 195.975 5. Arizona 195.475 6. California 191.575

7. ArizonaState 190.450

Individual

AA Leslie Mak, OSU 39.525

V OliviaCourtney,UCLA 9.950

UB OliviaCourtney,UCLA 9.900

AishaGerber,UCLA 9.900

Makayla Stambaugh, OSU 9.900

Leslie Mak, OSU 9.900

Olivia Vivian, OSU 9.900 Samantha Walior, UW 9.900

BB Leslie Mak, OSU 9.950

FX ElyseHopfner-Hibbs,UCLA 9.900 Ashley Morgan, Stanford 9.900

2010

Team

1.UCLA 197.350

2. Stanford 196.550

3. OregonState 195.950

4. Arizona 195.875

5. Washington 193.825

6. California 191.475

7. ArizonaState 190.675

Individual

AA VanessaZamarripa,UCLA 39.575

V VanessaZamarripa,UCLA 9.950

UB AnnaLi,UCLA 10.00

BB LauraAnnChong,OSU 9.950

FX BrittaniMcCullough,UCLA 9.925 CarlyJaniga,Stanford 9.925

2009

Team

1.UCLA 196.725

2. OregonState 196.550

3. Stanford 196.525 4. Washington 194.375 5. Arizona 194.325

6. ArizonaState 194.000 7. California 191.750

Individual

AA CarlyJaniga,Stanford 39.575

V MandiRodriguez,OSU 9.950

UB AnnaLi,UCLA 9.900

JenKesler,OSU 9.900 LeslieMak,OSU 9.900 CarlyJaniga,Stanford 9.900 NicoleOurada,Stanford 9.900 BB CarlyJaniga,Stanford 9.950

FX MandiRodriguez,OSU 9.900 NicoleOurada,Stanford 9.900

2008

Team

1. Stanford 197.000

2. OregonState 196.550

3. UCLA 196.200 4. Arizona 195.725 5. California 193.400 6. Washington 193.375 7. ArizonaState 191.925

Individual

AA TabithaYim,Stanford 39.550

V TashaSmith,OSU 9.900

UB TashaSchwikert,UCLA 9.950

LizTricase,Stanford 9.950

BB JamiLanz,OSU 9.950 CarlyJaniga,Stanford 9.950

FX TashaSmith,OSU 9.950

2007

Team

1.UCLA 197.200

2. Stanford 196.925

3. OregonState 196.300 4. Arizona 196.000 5. Washington 194.775 6. ArizonaState 194.550 7. California 193.650

Individual

AA TashaSchwikert,UCLA 39.750 V TashaSchwikert,UCLA 9.950

AshleyHoughting,UW 9.950 UB LizTricase,Stanford 9.950 BB AnnaLi,UCLA 9.950 TashaSchwikert,UCLA 9.950 FX TashaSchwikert,UCLA 9.950

2006

Team

1. Stanford 197.100 2. UCLA 196.800 3. OregonState 196.400 4. ArizonaState 193.900 5. Arizona 193.750 6. Washington 192.750 7. California 192.725

Individual

AA TabithaYim,Stanford 39.650 V TashaSmith,OSU 9.925 UB LizTricase,Stanford 9.925 BB TabithaYim,Stanford 9.975 FX TashaSmith,OSU 9.950

2005

Team

1.UCLA 197.100

2. Arizona 195.925 3. OregonState 195.900 4. Stanford 194.600 5. Washington 194.425 6. ArizonaState 192.975 7. California 163.550

Individual

AA KristenMaloney,UCLA 39.700

TashaSchwikert,UCLA 39.700 V KristenMaloney,UCLA 9.925 UB TashaSchwikert,UCLA 10.00 BB KristenMaloney,UCLA 9.950 AshleyKelly,ASU 9.950 FX KristenMaloney,UCLA 9.975

2004

Team

1. Stanford 197.900 2. UCLA 197.875 3. OregonState 197.075 4t. Arizona 196.775 4t. ArizonaState 196.775 6. Washington 196.425 7. California 195.625

Individual

AA NatalieFoley,Stanford 39.800

V JeanetteAntolin,UCLA 10.00 NatalieFoley,Stanford 10.00 UB JeanetteAntolin,UCLA 9.950 NatalieFoley,Stanford 9.950 BB KristenMaloney,UCLA 9.950 AshleyKelly,ASU 9.950 My-LanDodd,Cal 9.950 CarolineFluhrer,Stanford 9.950 LindsayWing,Stanford 9.950 MollySeaman,UW 9.950 FX KateRichardson,UCLA 10.00

2003

Team

1.UCLA 198.175 2. Stanford 197.700 3. ArizonaState 197.075 4. Washington 196.750 5. OregonState 196.650 6. Arizona 195.950 7. California 195.925

Individual

AA KateRichardson,UCLA 39.825 V JeanetteAntolin,UCLA 10.00 UB ElizabethJillson,OSU 10.00

CarlyDockendorf,UW 10.00 BB LindsayWing,Stanford 9.975 FX KateRichardson,UCLA 10.00 ChrissyLamun,OSU 10.00

2002

Team

1.UCLA 197.625 2. Arizona 197.050 3. Stanford 196.150 4. OregonState 196.125 5. Washington 195.425 6. ArizonaState 194.125 7. California 189.700

Individual

AA OnnieWillis,UCLA 39.625 V EmilyPritchard,UW 9.975 UB JamieDantzscher,UCLA 9.950 DoniThompson,UCLA 9.950 OnnieWillis,UCLA 9.950 BB AlyssaBeckerman,UCLA 9.900 LindsayWing,Stanford 9.900 LiseLeveille,Stanford 9.900 StevieFanning,ASU 9.900

FX JamieDantzscher,UCLA 9.950 RandiLiljenquist,Arizona 9.950

2001

Team

1. Stanford 197.850 2. UCLA 197.800 3. Washington 197.475 4. OregonState 196.550 5. ArizonaState 195.725 6. Arizona 195.525 7. California 193.750

Individual

AA MohiniBhardwaj,UCLA 39.800 V MohiniBhardwaj,UCLA 9.975 CarolineFluhrer,Stanford 9.975 UB StacyWong,Washington 9.975 BB LindsayWing,Stanford 9.975 LiseLeveille,Stanford 9.975

FX JamieDantzscher,UCLA 10.00

2000

Team

1.UCLA 197.700 2. OregonState 196.575 3. Washington 195.900 4. ArizonaState 195.875 5. California 194.675 6. Stanford 193.850 7. Arizona 192.950

Individual

AA MohiniBhardwaj,UCLA 39.700

V MohiniBhardwaj,UCLA 9.950

UB LenaDegteva,UCLA 9.975

BB LenaDegteva,UCLA 9.925

FX MohiniBhardwaj,UCLA 9.925 HeidiMoneymaker,UCLA 9.925 ElizabethMcNabb,ASU 9.925 LeaCarver,ASU 9.925

1999

Team

1.UCLA 197.775 2. OregonState 197.400 3. ArizonaState 196.025 4. Arizona 195.150 4. Stanford 195.150 6. Washington 194.425 7. California 192.475

Individual

AA HeidiMoneymaker,UCLA 39.675

V HeidiMoneymaker,UCLA 9.925

MeganMurphy-Barcroft,OSU 9.925

UB DanaePhillips,OSU 10.00 BB MeganMurphy-Barcroft,OSU 9.950

FX LaraDegenhardt,OSU 10.00

1998

Team 1. Stanford 195.275 2. OregonState 194.950 3. ArizonaState 194.900 4. UCLA 194.700 5. Washington 193.700 6. Arizona 192.800 7. California 189.200

Individual

AA StellaUmeh,UCLA 39.600

V LenaDegteva,UCLA 9.925

UB DeanneDroegemueller,OSU 9.975 BB StellaUmeh,UCLA 9.925 FX StellaUmeh,UCLA 9.950

1997

Team

1.UCLA 196.550 2. Stanford 196.325 3. Washington 196.025 4. OregonState 195.000 5. Arizona 194.95 6. ArizonaState 194.925 7. California 194.325

Individual

AA LeahHomma,UCLA 39.725

V TiffanySimpson,UW 9.975

UB LeahHomma,UCLA 10.00 BB HeidiHornbeek,Arizona 9.950 FX AmySmith,UCLA 9.900 HeidiHornbeek,Arizona 9.900 MindyOrnellas,Cal 9.900 RåndiMiller,OSU 9.900 KlaraKudilkova,UW 9.900

1996

Team

1. OregonState 196.775 2. ArizonaState 195.525 3. Arizona 195.170 4. UCLA 194.625 5. Washington 193.150 6. Stanford 193.000 7. California 192.375

Individual

AA HeidiHornbeek,Arizona 39.500

V KlaraKudilkova,UW 10.00 UB LeahHomma,UCLA 9.975 BB LisaVincijanovic,ASU 9.925 FX MeganBert,OSU 9.900

1995

Team

1.UCLA 195.400

2. ArizonaState 195.150 3. Arizona 193.450 4. OregonState 193.400 5. Stanford 191.825 6. Washington 191.625 7. California 190.275

Individual

AA StellaUmeh,UCLA 39.375

V KatieFreeland,ASU 9.950

DarciWambsgans,Arizona 9.950 LisaWashington,Cal 9.950

UB StellaUmeh,UCLA 9.925 BB StellaUmeh,UCLA 9.875 FX StellaUmeh,UCLA 9.900

1994

Team

1. OregonState 194.825

2. UCLA 193.850

3. ArizonaState 193.650

4. Stanford 191.550

5. Washington 190.950

6. Arizona 189.875

7. California 186.925

Individual

AA LeahHomma,UCLA 38.800

V KarenNelson,UCLA 9.950

UB ChariKnight,OSU 9.950

BB ChariKnight,OSU 9.900

FX TinaBrinkman,ASU 9.875

1993

Team

1.UCLA 194.55

2. OregonState 193.90

3. Arizona 193.20

4. ArizonaState 192.90 5. Washington 190.80

6. California 189.40 7. Stanford 189.00

Individual

AA KareemaMarrow,UCLA 39.350

V TinaBrinkman,ASU 9.950 KristiGunning,Arizona 9.950

UB MeganFenton,UCLA 10.00

BB CarolUlrich,UCLA 9.800 JennaKaradbil,Arizona 9.800

FX TinaBrinkman,ASU 9.950

1992

Team

1. OregonState 194.85

2. Arizona 194.70

3. UCLA 193.65

4. ArizonaState 192.55 5. Stanford 191.20 6. California 189.95 7. Washington 189.15

Individual

AA ChariKnight,OSU 39.550

V AnnaBasaldua,Arizona 10.00

UB RhondaFaehn,UCLA 9.900 TinaBrinkman,ASU 9.900 ChariKnight,OSU 9.900 CindyTom,Cal 9.900 BB ChariKnight,OSU 9.900

FX TinaBrinkman,ASU 10.00

1991

Team

1. OregonState 194.65

2. UCLA 191.15 3. Arizona 189.95

4. ArizonaState 189.50 5. Stanford 187.75 6. Washington 187.55 7. California 186.90

Individual

AA JoySelig,OSU 39.400

V ChristineBelotti,ASU 9.85

UB ChariKnight,OSU 9.95

BB JoySelig,OSU 9.95 FX JoySelig,OSU 9.90

UCLA AT PAC-12 CHAMPIONSHIPS

1990

Team

1.UCLA 191.50 2. Arizona 189.30 3. ArizonaState 188.90 4. OregonState 185.45 5. California 185.40 6. Washington 185.10 7. Stanford 183.45

Individual

AA JillAndrews,UCLA 38.70

V JillAndrews,UCLA 9.85 DianeMonty,Arizona 9.85

UB JillAndrews,UCLA 9.70 DianaRendall,Arizona 9.70 SuzyBaldock,ASU 9.70 BB JoySelig,OSU 9.70 FX JoySelig,OSU 9.85

1989

Team

1.UCLA 195.20 2. OregonState 193.65 3. ArizonaState 191.10 4. Arizona 190.00 5. Washington 188.70 6. Stanford 186.55 7. California 185.00

Individual AA JoySelig,OSU 39.35 V JamiSherman,OSU 9.90 UB KimHamilton,UCLA 9.90 JoySelig,OSU 9.90 BB TanyaService,UCLA 9.90 JoySelig,OSU 9.90 YumiMordre,UW 9.90 FX KimHamilton,UCLA 9.90 TanyaService,UCLA 9.90 JoySelig,OSU 9.90

1988

Team

1.UCLA 189.45 2. ArizonaState 187.05 3. OregonState 185.95 4. Arizona 185.30 5. Washington 184.20 6. Stanford 182.55 7. California 179.55

Individual AA JillAndrews,UCLA 38.60 V JillAndrews,UCLA 9.85 UB KimHamilton,UCLA 9.70 BB YumiMordre,UW 9.90 FX KimHamilton,UCLA 9.65

1987

Team

1.UCLA 188.45 2. Arizona 187.65 3. Washington 186.15 4. ArizonaState 186.10 5. OregonState 185.25 6. Stanford 181.75 7. California 178.65 8. WashingtonSt. 177.95

Individual

AA TanyaService,UCLA 38.35 YumiMordre,UW 38.35 V YumiMordre,UW 9.70 UB TanyaService,UCLA 9.80 BB TanyaService,UCLA 9.60 JodieLeekwai,Arizona 9.60 FX YumiMordre,UW 9.60

Pac West Championships

1986

1. ArizonaState 188.35 2. UCLA 185.40 3. Arizona 184.00 4. Stanford 181.25

WCAA Championships

1985

1. ArizonaState 187.95 6. UCLA 176.15

1984

1. CalStateFullerton 186.50 2. ArizonaState 185.85 3. UCLA 183.55 4. Arizona 180.85 5. USC 180.40 6. Stanford 180.05 7. SanDiegoState 175.15 8. LongBeachState 171.10

1983

1. ArizonaState 186.65 2. CalStateFullerton 183.35 3. UCLA 178.85 4. USC 176.65 5. SanDiegoState 174.65 6. Arizona 173.45 7. Stanford 172.90 8. LongBeachState 168.80

1982

1. ArizonaState 147.00 2. CalStateFullerton 146.95 3. UCLA 144.40 4. SanDiegoState 144.05 5. USC 142.85 6. Arizona 138.85 7. LongBeachState 132.15 1981

1. UCLA 145.95 2. CalStateFullerton 145.35 3. ArizonaState 145.05 4. SanDiegoState 140.70 5. USC 137.30 6. Arizona 136.70 7. LongBeachState 121.30

1980

1. CalStateFullerton 146.30 2. ArizonaState 143.80 3. UCLA 139.75 4. USC 137.10 5. Arizona 134.55 6. SanDiegoState 133.45 7. LongBeachState 128.40 1979

1. CalStateFullerton 143.55 2. USC 139.00 3. UCLA 134.45 4. LongBeachState 131.45 5. SanDiegoState 130.40 1978 1. CalStateFullerton 147.10 2. USC 141.50 3. UCLA 137.80 4. LongBeachState 133.65 5. SanDiegoState 132.50 1977

1. CalStateFullerton 147.85 2. USC 144.50 3. UCLA 141.05 4. SanDiegoState 138.50 5. LongBeachState 136.40

Honda Award

2020 KylaRoss

2018 ChristinePeng-PengLee

2005 KristenMaloney 2003 OnnieWillis 2001 MohiniBhardwaj 1990 JillAndrews 1981 SharonShapiro

AAI Award (Senior of the Year)

2013 VanessaZamarripa 2004 JamieDantzscher 2001 MohiniBhardwaj 1984 DonnaKemp

Pac-12 Gymnast of the Year

2020 KylaRoss 2019 KylaRoss 2013 VanessaZamarripa 2010 VanessaZamarripa 2007 TashaSchwikert 2006 KateRichardson 2005 KristenMaloney 2004 JeanetteAntolin 2003 OnnieWillis

2002 JamieDantzscher 2001 MohiniBhardwaj 2000 HeidiMoneymaker 1999 KiraleeHayashi 1998 StellaUmeh 1997 LeahHomma 1995 LeahHomma 1990 JillAndrews 1989 TanyaService 1988 JillAndrews 1987 TanyaService

Pac-12 Freshman of the Year

2021 ChaeCampbell

2017 KylaRoss 2011 OliviaCourtney 2009 ElyseHopfner-Hibbs 2008 BrittaniMcCullough 2006 ArianaBerlin

2005 TashaSchwikert

2003 KateRichardson 2000 DoniThompson

Pac-12 Specialist of the Year

2019 KatelynOhashi

2018 KatelynOhashi

2017 ChristinePeng-PengLee

Pac-12 Coach of the Year 2019 ValorieKondosField 2012 ValorieKondosField

2003 ValorieKondosField 2000 ValorieKondos 1995 ValorieKondos 1990 JerryTomlinson 1987 JerryTomlinson

All-Pac-12 2022 ChaeCampbell(V) JordanChiles(V,UB,FX) NorahFlatley(UB) EmmaMalabuyo(BB) 2021 ChaeCampbell(AA,V,FX) NiaDennis(V,UB)

FridaEsparza(UB)

MargzettaFrazier(AA,UB) SamanthaSakti(BB) PaulineTratz(FX) 2020 NiaDennis(V,FX) NorahFlatley(BB) MargzettaFrazier(UB) GraceGlenn(BB) FeliciaHano(FX) GracieKramer(FX) KylaRoss(AA,V,UB,BB,FX)

2019 NiaDennis(V) NorahFlatley(UB,BB) MargzettaFrazier(UB) GraceGlenn(BB) FeliciaHano(V,FX) MadisonKocian(UB) GracieKramer(FX) KatelynOhashi(BB,FX) KylaRoss(AA,V,UB,BB,FX)

2018 NiaDennis(UB) GraceGlenn(BB) NapualaniHall(V) FeliciaHano(V,FX)

ChristinePeng-PengLee(UB,BB) KatelynOhashi(BB,FX)

KylaRoss(AA,V,UB,BB) PaulineTratz(FX)

2017 MadisonKocian(AA,V,BB,FX) ChristinePeng-PengLee(UB,BB) KatelynOhashi(BB,FX) KylaRoss(V,UB,BB)

2016 SadiquaBynum(V,FX) AngiCipra(FX) SophinaDeJesus(UB) DanusiaFrancis(BB) KatelynOhashi(BB)

2015 SadiquaBynum(V) DanusiaFrancis(BB)

ChristinePeng-PengLee(UB,BB) SamanthaPeszek(V,BB) JordanWilliams(V)

2014 OliviaCourtney(V) DanusiaFrancis(BB) SamanthaPeszek(BB) SydneySawa(FX)

2013 KaelieBaer(V)

OliviaCourtney(V)

DanusiaFrancis(BB) AlyssaPritchett(FX) VanessaZamarripa(AA)

2012 OliviaCourtney(V,FX)

TaunyFrattone(V) AishaGerber(UB)

ElyseHopfner-Hibbs(BB) SamanthaPeszek(BB)

AlyssaPritchett(FX) VanessaZamarripa(V)

2011 OliviaCourtney(V)

TaunyFrattone(V) AishaGerber(UB)

ElyseHopfner-Hibbs(AA) BrittaniMcCullough(AA) SydneySawa(FX)

2010 TaunyFrattone(V)

AishaGerber(BB) ElyseHopfner-Hibbs(V,BB,FX) AnnaLi(V,UB) BrittaniMcCullough(V,FX) LichelleWong(UB)

VanessaZamarripa(AA)

2009 ArianaBerlin(V)

AishaGerber(BB) ElyseHopfner-Hibbs(AA) AnnaLi(UB) BrittaniMcCullough(V) MizukiSato(FX) NikiTom(BB) VanessaZamarripa(AA) 2008 ArianaBerlin(AA) AnnaLi(AA) JordanSchwikert(AA) TashaSchwikert(V,UB)

2007 AnnaLi(AA) TashaSchwikert(AA) MichelleSelesky(V) JordanSchwikert(UB)

2006 ArianaBerlin(AA) KristinaComforte(AA)

KateRichardson(AA,V,BB,FX)

2005 KristenMaloney(AA,V,UB,BB,FX) KateRichardson(V,BB,FX) JordanSchwikert(AA) TashaSchwikert(AA,V,UB,FX)

2004 JeanetteAntolin(AA,V,UB,FX) KristenMaloney(BB) KateRichardson(AA,V,FX) 2003 JeanetteAntolin(AA,V) KateRichardson(AA,V,BB,FX) OnnieWillis(AA,V,UB)

2002 AlyssaBeckerman(BB) JamieDantzscher(UB,FX) DoniThompson(UB) OnnieWillis(AA,V) 2001 MohiniBhardwaj(UB) JamieDantzscher(UB,FX) 2000 MohiniBhardwaj(AA,V,UB,BB,FX) LenaDegteva(AA,V,UB) HeidiMoneymaker(BB,FX)

1999 LenaDegteva(AA)

HeidiMoneymaker(AA,V,UB,BB)

1998 KiraleeHayashi(AA,BB) StellaUmeh(V,FX)

1997 KiraleeHayashi(AA) LeahHomma(UB,BB)

1996 LeahHomma(AA)

DeeFischer(V) StellaUmeh(UB)

1995 StellaUmeh(AA,UB,BB,FX) LeahHomma(AA,V,BB) KareemaMarrow(UB,FX)

1994 LeahHomma(AA,BB,FX) KareemaMarrow(AA,V,FX) KarenNelson(V) MeganFenton(UB)

1993 MeganFenton(UB) KareemaMarrow(V) CarolUlrich(BB)

1992 RhondaFaehn(UB)

1991 NatalieBritton

ReneeKelly

1990 JillAndrews

ReneeKelly CarolUlrich

1989 JillAndrews KimHamilton AmyLucena TanyaService

1988 JillAndrews KimHamilton AmyLucena ShawnMcGinnis

1987 JillAndrews KimHamilton TanyaService

Pac-12 Gymnast of the Week

2022 ChaeCampbell(3/15)

2021 MargzettaFrazier(3/2)

2020 KylaRoss(1/7,1/22,1/29,2/25, 3/10)

2019 KylaRoss(1/15,2/5,2/12,2/20, 2/26,3/5,3/12)

2018 KylaRoss(1/30)

2017 MadisonKocian(2/7)

2016 SadiquaBynum(2/9)

2015 SamanthaPeszek(1/26,2/23,3/2)

2014 OliviaCourtney(1/14,3/4)

SydneySawa(2/18)

SamanthaPeszek(3/18)

2013 VanessaZamarripa(1/7,1/14,2/5,2/12)

2012 SamanthaPeszek(1/10,1/24,3/13)

VanessaZamarripa2/8)

2011 ElyseHopfner-Hibbs(1/12,3/1)

2010 ElyseHopfner-Hibbs(1/12)

VanessaZamarripa(2/16,2/23,3/16)

2009 VanessaZamarripa(1/20)

ElyseHopfner-Hibbs(1/27,2/24,3/17)

2008 AnnaLi(1/15)

TashaSchwikert(2/4)

2007 TashaSchwikert(1/16,1/23)

JordanSchwikert(3/6)

2006 KristinaComforte(2/6)

ArianaBerlin(2/13)

JordanSchwikert(2/21)

2005 TashaSchwikert(1/18)

KristenMaloney(1/25,2/7,3/8,3/21)

KateRichardson(2/15)

2004 KateRichardson(1/27,2/3)

JeanetteAntolin(2/24)

2003 OnnieWillis(1/21)

KateRichardson(2/4)

JamieDantzscher(2/11)

2002 JamieDantzscher(1/22,2/10)

2001 MohiniBhardwaj(1/24,1/31,3/20)

OnnieWillis(2/21)

JamieDantzscher(3/7)

Pac-12 Specialist of the Week

2022 EmmaMalabuyo(3/8)

2021 NiaDennis(1/27)

2020 SamanthaSakti(1/7)

GraceGlenn(1/29,2/25)

GracieKramer(2/4)

KylaRoss(2/18,3/5)

2019 KatelynOhashi(1/8,1/15,1/29, 2/12,3/5,3/9)

NiaDennis(2/5)

FeliciaHano(2/20)

2018 ChristinePeng-PengLee(1/9,1/16, 1/30,2/27,3/12)

GraceGlenn(1/23)

FeliciaHano(2/6)

NapualaniHall(2/13)

KatelynOhashi(2/20,3/20)

2017 ChristinePeng-PengLee(1/17,2/14,3/14)

KylaRoss(1/31)

KatelynOhashi(2/21,3/7)

HallieMossett(2/28)

2016 HallieMossett(1/12)

AngiCipra(2/9)

SophinaDeJesus(2/16)

SadiquaBynum(2/22)

DanusiaFrancis(3/8)

2015 ChristinePeng-PengLee(2/2)

SamanthaPeszek(3/16)

2014 SamanthaPeszek(2/11,2/25,3/4)

DanusiaFrancis(3/18)

2013 OliviaCourtney(1/15)

VanessaZamarripa(3/5)

AlyssaPritchett(3/11)

Christine Peng-Peng Lee

2012 TaunyFrattone(1/10,3/13)

VanessaZamarripa(1/17,2/7)

2011 SamanthaPeszek(2/15)

TaunyFrattone(2/22,3/15) NikiTom(3/8)

2010 ElyseHopfner-Hibbs(1/19,3/9)

VanessaZamarripa(1/26,3/2)

BrittaniMcCullough(2/2)

AnnaLi(2/16)

2009 AishaGerber(1/13)

VanessaZamarripa(1/27,2/17,2/24)

2008 MarciBernholtz(1/21)

JordanSchwikert(1/28)

Pac-12Freshman/NewcomeroftheWeek

2022 JordanChiles(2/8,3/8)

2021 ChaeCampbell(2/2,2/23,3/9)

FridaEsparza(1/27)

2019 MargzettaFrazier(1/15,1/23,2/20)

NorahFlatley(2/26)

2018 AnnaGlenn(3/20)

2017 KylaRoss(1/31,2/21)

MadisonKocian(2/7,2/14)

2016 KatelynOhashi(1/19,1/26,3/1,3/8)

MadisonPreston(2/9)

2015 ChristinePeng-PengLee(2/23,3/2) 2014 AngiCipra(1/14)

HallieMossett(2/4,2/11)

2013 SophinaDeJesus(1/8,1/29)

DanusiaFrancis(2/5)

Pac-12 Coaches’ Choice Award

2022 NorahFlatley(3/15)

2021 PaulineTratz(3/16)

SaraUlias(3/2) 2020 MargzettaFrazier(1/7)

Woody Hayes National ScholarAthlete Award

1991 JillAndrews

NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship

2015 SamanthaPeszek 2006 KateRichardson 2003 KristinParker

OnnieWillis 1990 JillAndrews

NCAA Top VI/VIII Award

2006 KateRichardson(TopVIII) 2003 OnnieWillis(TopVIII) 1990 JillAndrews(TopVI)

CoSIDA Academic All-Americans

2020 MadisonKocian

2015 SamanthaPeszek 2006 KateRichardson 2005 KateRichardson 2004 KateRichardson 1990 JillAndrews 1988 JillAndrews

CoSIDA Academic All-District

2021 PaulineTratz

2020 MadisonKocian 2015 SamanthaPeszek 2006 KateRichardson 2005 KateRichardson 2004 KateRichardson 2003 KristinParker

OnnieWillis 2002 KristinParker

OnnieWillis 2001 KristinParker

OnnieWillis

Arthur Ashe Jr. Sport Scholars

2022 SamanthaSakti

SaraUlias 2021 SamanthaSakti

LiliaWaller

2011 MizukiSato

NikiTom LichelleWong 2009 MizukiSato NikiTom

Pac-12 Scholar Gymnast of the Year

2021 PaulineTratz

2020 MadisonKocian 2018 ChristinePeng-PengLee 2009 ArianaBerlin

WCGA Scholastic All-Americans

2022 MiaErdoes

EmilyLee

EmmaMalabuyo KatieMcNamara BrooklynMoors AnaPadurariu KendalPoston SamanthaSakti SaraTaubman PaulineTratz

2021 NorahFlatley PaigeHogan KendalPoston SamanthaSakti SaraTaubman PaulineTratz SaraUlias LiliaWaller

2020 FeliciaHano MadisonKocian KendalPoston KylaRoss SamanthaSakti MercedezSanchez SaraTaubman MacyToronjo PaulineTratz

2019 MadisonKocian SaraTaubman MacyToronjo PaulineTratz

2018 MadisonKocian-3.93gpa ChristinePeng-PengLee-3.62 SonyaMeraz-3.57 KendalPoston-3.89 PaulineTratz-3.85 LiliaWaller-3.50

2017 MariaCaire-3.55gpa AngiCipra-3.96

MikaelaGerber-3.93 MadisonKocian-3.70 Peng-PengLee-3.70 SonyaMeraz-3.67

2016 SadiquaBynum-3.64gpa DanusiaFrancis-3.62 MikaelaGerber-3.81

JenniferPinches-3.79

2015 AngiCipra-3.56 ElletteCraddock-3.79

KarliDugas-3.55 MikaelaGerber-3.70 SamanthaPeszek-3.90

JenniferPinches-3.58 AlexWaller-3.52

2014 AngiCipra-3.74

MikaelaGerber-3.50

JessyMacArthur-3.57 SamanthaPeszek-3.85 JenniferPinches-3.72 AlexWaller-3.60

2013 KaelieBaer-3.71

DanusiaFrancis-3.52 SamanthaPeszek-3.63

AlyssaPritchett-3.51

LichelleWong-3.75

VanessaZamarripa-3.75

2012 AishaGerber-4.00

SamanthaPeszek-3.66 LichelleWong-3.51 2011 AishaGerber-3.73 DanielleGreig-4.00 TaliaKushynski-3.74 RachelLuba-3.78 BrittaniMcCullough-3.67 SamanthaPeszek-3.60 AllisonTaylor-3.87 2010 AishaGerber-3.92 DanielleGreig-3.62 TaliaKushynski-3.67 AllisonTaylor-3.56 2009 ArianaBerlin-3.57 TaliaKushynski-3.55 2008 ArianaBerlin-3.66 2007 AshleyPeckett-4.00 MichelleSelesky-3.86 ArianaBerlin-3.78 2006 JalynneDantzscher-3.54 AshleyPeckett-3.85 KateRichardson-3.67 MichelleSelesky-3.75 CourtneyWalker-3.60 2005 AshleyPeckett-3.71 KateRichardson-3.69 MichelleSelesky-3.75 JenniferSutton-3.89 ChristieTedmon-3.72 2004 HollyMurdock-3.81 AshleyPeckett-3.55 KateRichardson-3.76 MichelleSelesky-3.64 JenniferSutton-3.68 ChristieTedmon-3.92 YvonneTousek-4.0 JamieWilliams-3.95 2003 AlyssaBeckerman-3.60 HollyMurdock-3.83 KristinParker-3.93 TrishnaPatel-3.65 CarlyRaab-3.62 KateRichardson-3.85 JenniferSutton-3.75 ChristieTedmon-3.83 YvonneTousek-3.79 JamieWilliams-3.96 OnnieWillis-3.89

2002 NatashaDesai-3.89

KristinParker-3.83

CarlyRaab-3.63

ChristieTedmon-3.52 JamieWilliams-3.89 OnnieWillis-3.62 2001 AlyssaBeckerman-3.5 LindseyDong-3.55 StephanieJohnson-3.83 KristinParker-3.68 CarlyRaab-3.77 JamieWilliams-3.68 OnnieWillis-3.64

2000 LindseyDong-3.642

StephanieJohnson-3.91 KristinParker-3.665 CarlyRaab-3.642

1999 LindseyDong-3.639 SusieErickson-3.76 StephanieJohnson-3.84 AmyYoung-3.556

Pac-12 Academic Honor Roll/AllAcademic

2022 ChaeCampbell

FridaEsparza PaigeHogan BrooklynMoors KendalPoston

SamanthaSakti SaraTaubman PaulineTratz SaraUlias 2021 PaigeHogan ChloeLashbrooke KendalPoston SamanthaSakti SaraTaubman PaulineTratz LiliaWaller

2020 MadisonKocian GracieKramer KendalPoston SaraTaubman PaulineTratz

2019 MadisonKocian,1stteam(3.81) PaulineTratz,2ndteam(3.80)

AnnaGlenn,Hon.Mention

GracieKramer,Hon.Mention BrielleNguyen,Hon.Mention KylaRoss,Hon.Mention

Pauline Tratz

2018 MadisonKocian,2ndteam(3.75)

NapualaniHall,Hon.Mention GracieKramer,Hon.Mention Peng-PengLee,Hon.Mention SonyaMeraz,Hon.Mention KylaRoss,Hon.Mention

2017 MikaelaGerber,1stteam(3.68)

SonyaMeraz,2ndteam(3.53)

AngiCipra,Hon.Mention NapualaniHall,Hon.Mention Peng-PengLee,Hon.Mention HallieMossett,Hon.Mention

2016 AngiCipra,2ndteam(3.52)

DanusiaFrancis,2ndteam(3.48)

MikaelaGerber,2ndteam(3.62) SonyaMeraz,2ndteam(3.44)

Peng-PengLee,Hon.Mention MelissaMetcalf,Hon.Mention

2015 SamanthaPeszek,1stteam(3.69)

AngiCipra,2ndteam(3.64)

DanusiaFrancis,2ndteam(3.46)

ElletteCraddock,Hon.Mention MikaelaGerber,Hon.Mention Peng-PengLee,Hon.Mention JenniferPinches,Hon.Mention

2014 SamanthaPeszek,2ndteam(3.66) ElletteCraddock,Hon.Mention DanusiaFrancis,Hon.Mention

2013 LichelleWong,2ndteam(3.39) KaelieBaer,Hon.Mention

MattieLarson,Hon.Mention

AlyssaPritchett,Hon.Mention VanessaZamarripa,Hon.Mention

2012 AishaGerber,1stteam(3.75)

SamanthaPeszek,2ndteam(3.48)

KaelieBaer,Hon.Mention

ElyseHopfner-Hibbs,Hon.Mention LichelleWong,Hon.Mention

AWARD-WINNERS

2011 AishaGerber,1stteam(3.71)

TaliaKushynski,2ndteam(3.43) ElyseHopfner-Hibbs,Hon.Mention BrittaniMcCullough,Hon.Mention MizukiSato,Hon.Mention NikiTom,Hon.Mention LichelleWong,Hon.Mention

2010 AishaGerber,2ndteam(3.62)

ElyseHopfner-Hibbs,2ndteam(3.41) MizukiSato,Hon.Mention AllisonTaylor,Hon.Mention NikiTom,Hon.Mention 2009 ArianaBerlin,1stteam(3.55) MarciBernholtz,Hon.Mention MizukiSato,Hon.Mention NikiTom,Hon.Mention 2008 ArianaBerlin,2ndteam(3.50)

KristinaComforte,2ndteam(3.37) TashaSchwikert,2ndteam(3.22) NataliePadilla,Hon.Mention 2007

AshleyPeckett,1stteam(3.75) MichelleSelesky,2ndteam(3.73) ArianaBerlin,Hon.Mention KristinaComforte,Hon.Mention JanelleDantzscher,Hon.Mention TashaSchwikert,Hon.Mention 2006

KateRichardson,1stteam(3.66) AshleyPeckett,2ndteam(3.67) 2005 KateRichardson,1stteam(3.78) ChristieTedmon,1stteam(3.72) KristenMaloney,Hon.Mention AshleyPeckett,Hon.Mention 2004 JamieWilliams,1stteam(3.85) HollyMurdock,2ndteam(3.84) KateRichardson,2ndteam(3.74) ChristieTedmon,2ndteam(3.71) JamieDantzscher,Hon.Mention KristenMaloney,Hon.Mention YvonneTousek,Hon.Mention

2003 KristinParker,1stteam(3.74) OnnieWillis,1stteam(3.66) JamieWilliams,2ndteam(3.78) AlyssaBeckerman,Hon.Mention JamieDantzscher,Hon.Mention ChristieTedmon,Hon.Mention YvonneTousek,Hon.Mention 2002 KristinParker,1stteam(3.73) OnnieWillis,1stteam(3.66) AlyssaBeckerman,Hon.Mention JamieDantzscher,Hon.Mention DoniThompson,Hon.Mention YvonneTousek,Hon.Mention JamieWilliams,Hon.Mention 2001 KristinParker,1stteam(3.75) OnnieWillis,2ndteam(3.55) DoniThompson,Hon.Mention 1999 SusieErickson,2ndteam(3.4) 1998 KiraleeHayashi,1stteam(3.01) SusieErickson,Hon.Mention AndreaFong,Hon.Mention 1997 LeahHomma,1stteam(3.27) CarmenTausend,2ndteam(3.48) SusieErickson,Hon.Men.(3.34) KiraleeHayashi,Hon.Men.(3.20) StellaUmeh,Hon.Men.(3.04) 1996 LeahHomma,1stteam(3.13) CorinneChee,Hon.Men.(3.13) 1995 LeahHomma,2ndteam(3.18) CorinneChee,Hon.Mention 1994 CorinneChee,Hon.Mention AnneDixon,Hon.Mention 1993 CarolUlrich,1stteam(3.27) PaulaRasmussen,2ndteam(3.46) MichelleHunt,Hon.Mention GinaPesce,Hon.Mention 1992 PaulaRasmussen,2ndteam(3.43) CarolUlrich,Hon.Men.(3.05) 1991 NatalieBritton,1stteam(3.49)

National Coach of the Year 2001 ValorieKondosField 2000 ValorieKondos 1997 ValorieKondos 1996 ValorieKondos 1989 JerryTomlinson

National Asst. Coach of the Year 2004 ChrisWaller 2000 RandyLane

Sharon Shapiro (1980-82) HallofFameClassof1999

On Oct. 30, 1999, Sharon Shapirobecame the rstwomen’s gymnastics Hall of Fame inductee. Shapiro enjoyed an illustrious and historic athleticcareerfor the Bruins. She remains the only gymnast ever to capture national titles on all four events and the all-around in the same year, a feat she accomplished at the 1980 AIAW National Championships her freshman season.

In 1981,Shapiro won the prestigious Broderick Award,giventothecountry’stopfemalegymnast.

As a sophomore that season, she defended her all-around title and also won the individual vault crown. The following year, she earned All-America honors in the all-around,vault and balance beam.

Shapiro has remained a key alumna,supporter, and ambassador for UCLA and her sport since her graduation.

(1987-90)

Kim (Hamilton) Anthonybecame UCLA’s second inductee on Oct. 21, 2000. Like Shapiro, Hamilton also set a national record that has yet to be duplicated when she won three consecutiveNCAA oor exercisetitlesfrom1987-1989.Shealsowon theNCAAvaulttitlein1989.

Attheregionallevel,shewonaschool-record tyingseventitles,includingthreeeachinthe all-aroundand oor.ShealsowonPac-10 championshipsonbarsand oorinboth1989 and1988.Inhercareer,sheearnedsixAllAmericahonors.

Anthonyhasalsoremained amajor gureinthe sport,havingmaintainedasuccessfulcareeras a sports commentator for ESPN and Fox Sports and as the host of the Miami TV show “County Connection.”Sheisalsoaninspirational/motivationalspeaker,specializingintheareaofIdentity Attunement. She has worked with Athletes in Action for 20 years and is now the Executive Director of MomsHope, Inc.Anthony published a book, UnfavorableOdds, a memoir about her journey from a background lled with drugs and violence to a Hall of Fame career at UCLA.

UCLA ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME

Jill Andrews (1987-90)

Hall of Fame Class of 2001

Jill Andrews was inducted into in the Hall of Fame onOct.13,2001.

In1990,Andrews became UCLA gymnastics’secondHondaAward winner, capping off a career in which she won an NCAA title on vaultin1988and

on beam in 1989. Andrews earned eight rstteamAll-America honors in her career and was a two-time Pac-10 Gymnast of the Year.

AndrewsexcelledacademicallyasoneofUCLA’s all-time great student-athletes. In 1990, she earned an NCAA post-graduate scholarship and was awarded the NCAA Top Six Award. In addition, she was a Woody Hayes National Scholar-Athlete Award winner. She was also honored by the Bruin gymnastics team with an award named after her,the annual JillAndrews award for integrity.

Andrews,whograduatedfromtheNorthwestern UniversitySchoolofLawin1994,wasaDeputy City Attorney in San Francisco for six years, handling labor and employment litigation on behalfofthecityandnowworksinlegalcounsel for AC Transit.

Leah Homma (1994-97)

Hall of Fame Class of 2008

Leah Homma wasinductedinto the Hall of Fame on Oct. 3, 2008. Homma competed for four years(1994-97), leading the Bruins to their rst NCAA team title in 1997. Head Coach Valorie KondosFieldsaid

Homma played“was a quiet leader who always ledbyexample,wasanunwaveringhardworker, enthusiastic about her training, and always quick to help out her teammates in a quiet and unassuming manner.” Homma nished fourth in the 1997 NCAA All-Around to help bring the title to Westwood.

Homma’s other accomplishments included the 1994 and ‘97 Pac-10 all-around titles as well asthe1996and‘97Pac-10unevenbarcrowns. She was twice named Pac-10 Gymnast of the Year(1995and‘97)andwasalsoaneight-time All-American. During her career, she set and reset UCLA records in the all-around and was the second UCLA gymnast to receive 10.0s in two different events. In 1997, Homma was

named UCLA’s All-University Female Athlete of theYear and was a HondaAward nominee.She also excelled in the classroom,earning Pac-10 All-Academic honors on three occasions PriortoUCLA,shewasamemberoftheCanadian NationalTeamandthe1991Canadianchampion in the oorexercise.Hommalefthereternal markingymnasticswiththreemovesnamed afterherintheinternationalcodeofpoints:the HommaFliponbeamandtheHommaFlairson beamand oor.

Valorie Kondos Field (1983-2019) HallofFameClassof2010

ValorieKondos Fieldbecamejust thesecondhead coachevertobe inductedwhile stillcoachingat UCLA,earning inductiononOctober1,2010. Uponarrivingat UCLAin1983as astudentcoach, ValorieKondosFieldascendedtheranksasan assistantcoachandchoreographer,co-head coach(1991-94)andthensoleheadcoach from1995-2019.Asheadcoach,Kondos FieldpositionedUCLAasthepremierprogram incollegiategymnasticsbyguidingittoan overallrecordof843-215-5with15Pac-12 titles,20RegionalcrownsandsevenNCAA titles(1997,2000,2001,2003,2004,2010 and2018),aswellas32NCAAindividualtitles duringhertenure.

KondosField’s2018squadwontheNCAA titleindramaticcomebackfashion,usinga record-settingbeamtotalof49.750inthe nal rotation to capture the victory. In 2010, UCLA wonNCAA,RegionalandPac-10championships and produced two NCAA individual champions. In2003,theBruinsrecordedanunprecedented ve team scores of 198.0 or better en route to the NCAA title. The 2004 team set an NCAA Championshiprecordbyscoring198.125inthe

SuperSixTeamFinals.In2001,UCLAgymnasts wontheNCAA oor,unevenbarsandall-around events,andeveryBruinwhocompetedearned All-Americahonors.Thatyear,KondosFieldwas votedtheNACGCNationalCoachoftheYearfor thefourthtime.

KondosFieldwashonoredin2016asthePac-12 GymnasticsCoachoftheCentury,andin2019, shereceivedtheUCLAProfessionalAchievement awardforhersuperiorachievementsinthe eld.

Stella Umeh (1995-98)

Hall of Fame Class of 2012

An Oct. 12, 2012 inductee, Stella Umeh was a keymemberofUCLA’s rstNCAAChampionship team in 1997.

A 10-time AllAmerican,Umeh captured the 1995 and 1998 NCAA oorexercisetitlesand wasdominantat the1995Pac-10 Championships, winningtheallaround,uneven bars, balance beamand oorexercisetitles.In1998,she capturedhersecondPac-10individualallaroundtitle,alongwithindividualtitlesin oor andbeam.

Duringhercareer,UmehwasamemberofPac10Championshipteamsin1995and1997,was namedthe1998Pac-10GymnastoftheYear andearnedatotalofsevenAll-Pac-10honors and10All-Americahonors.

PriortoarrivingatUCLA,shecompetedfor Canadaatthe1992OlympicGamesandat theWorldChampionshipsfrom1991-93.In 1992, she quali ed for event nals at theWorld Championships on both vault (8th place) and beam (5th place), and in 1993, she was 15th in the all-around and eighth on oor.Atthe nationallevel,shewasatwo-timeCanadianvault champion.Aftergraduation,Umehperformedfor ve years with Cirque du Soleil.

Kim Hamilton

Hall of Fame Class of 2000

Kim Hamilton, Amy Thorne, Sharon Shapiro, Jill Andrews, Valorie Kondos Field, Nan Wooden, Bobby Field, Janet Ferrari, Amy Smith, Trishna Patel, Kristina Comforte, Randy Lane and Megan Fenton at the 2010 Hall of Fame Induction.

Mohini Bhardwaj (1998-2001)

HallofFameClassof2013

MohiniBhardwajbecamethe secondgymnast inasmanyyears tobeinductedon Oct.12,2013.

Bhardwaj won twoNCAAteam andtwoNCAA individualtitles from1998-2001 and nished her career as an 11time All-American and 2001 Honda Award winner.

BhardwajsetnumerousscoringrecordsatUCLA, includingscoringthesecond-highestall-around total in NCAA history,39.975,in 2001.She led UCLAtoNCAAteamtitlesin2000and2001and wontheunevenbarsin2000and oorexercise in2001.AlongwithwinningtheHondaAwardin 2001,shewasalsothePac-10andWestRegion Gymnast of theYear and theAAIAward-winner as the nation’s top senior gymnast.

Bhardwajcontinuedhergymnasticscareerafter graduation, winning the 2001 U.S. National ChampionshiponvaultandhelpingtheU.S.wina bronzemedalatthe2001WorldChampionships. In 2004,she earned a spot on the U.S.Olympic Team,wheresheservedasteamcaptainandled the U.S.to a silver medal.She also quali ed for event nalson oorexercise,wheresheplaced sixth. Bhardwaj is now the co-owner and club director at OOA Gymnastics in Bend, Oregon and began competitive weightlifting in 2018.

Onnie Willis (2000-03)

Hall of Fame Class of 2014

Onnie Willis received gymnastics’ thirdstraight induction when she joined the class of 2014 on Oct. 10, 2014. Willis was a superstar on the competition oor and in the classroom.

During her four years at UCLA, she won three NCAAteamchampionships(2000,2001,2003), three Pac-10 team titles (2001-03) and four NCAARegionalteamtitles.In2001,shebecame UCLA’s rst-ever NCAA all-around champion, and as a senior in 2003 won the Honda Award as the best collegiate gymnast in the nation. The 2003 Pac-10 Gymnast of the Year held the school record for NCAAAll-America honors with16andhasashareoftheschoolrecordon vault and oor, having scored a pair of perfect 10s on each event.

UCLA ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME

Academically,shereceivedthe2003NCAATop VIII Award as well as a NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship, and she earned Scholastic AllAmerican honors and CoSIDA Academic AllDistrict acclaim three times. Willis went on to earnaPh.DinDevelopmentalPsychologyatNYU.

Jamie Dantzscher (2001-04) Hall of Fame Class of 2016

JamieDantzscher wasinductedinto UCLA Athletics’ Hall of Fame on Sept. 30, 2016.

Dantzscher, an Olympic bronze medalistin2000, cementedherself in Bruin lore the very rsttimeshe chalked up for a routine,scoringa

perfect10onunevenbarsinhercollegiatedebut. Sheisbelievedtobethe rstNCAAgymnastever to score a perfect 10 on her rst routine, and she went on to earn a school-record 28 10.0s in her career,including a national record seven in a row on oor exercise in 2002.

Dantzscher led UCLA to three NCAA team titles (2001, 2003 and 2004) and won four NCAA individual titles of her own, including the 2002 all-around,vaultand oorexercisecrowns,and the 2003 uneven bars title. She also won the Pac-10 bars and oor titles in 2002 and the oor title in 2001 and was the 2002 Pac-10 GymnastoftheYearandathree-timePac-10AllAcademic honoree. The 15-time All-American and 2004 AAI Award winner was named to the Pac-12All-CenturyTeam in the all-around and oor exercise.

Kristen Maloney (2001-05) Hall of Fame Class of 2017

Kristen Maloney’s legacy with UCLA Gymnastics can be summed up in the team award that was named after her - the Kristen Maloney HeartofaChampion Award. The 2000 Olympic bronze medalist fought through multiple surgeries and a nearly career-ending bone infection to become a ve-time NCAA champion and nine-time All-American.

MaloneyhelpedleadUCLAtothe2001NCAAtitle asafreshmanbutwasforcedtositoutboththe 2002 and 2003 seasons due to complications from the surgeries. She returned in 2004 to

help the Bruins win another NCAA team title in record-breaking fashion, and in 2005 she was theHondaAwardwinner,aswellastheNational, West Region and Pac-12 Gymnast of the Year. She won three events and the all-around at the 2005 Pac-12 Championships and nished her career by winning the vault and beam titles at the NCAA Championships.

Tasha Schwikert (2005-08) Hall of Fame Class of 2020

Pac-12Gymnast of the Century Tasha Schwikert made history as UCLA’s first two-time NCAA all-aroundchampion,bookending her career with wins as a freshmanin2005and as a senior in 2008. She also added the NCAA uneven bars title in 2008. A12-timeAll-American,SchwikertwonsixPac10titlesinhercareer,includinganear-sweepin 2007 with the all-around, vault, balance beam and oorexercisechampionships.Shealsowon the Pac-10 all-around and uneven bars titles in 2005 and earned Pac-10 Freshman of the Year honors. In 2007, she was awarded Pac10 Gymnast of the Year. Schwikert totaled four perfect 10s in her career, two each on uneven bars and oor exercise.

Prior to arriving at UCLA, Schwikert helped lead the U.S. to a bronze medal at the 2000 Olympics and to a gold medal at the 2003 WorldChampionships.Shewasatwo-timeU.S. nationalall-aroundchampionandwasinducted into the USA Gymnastics Hall of Fame in 2012.

Canadian standout Kate Richardson came to UCLA two years after her first Olympic Games andmadehistory after her sophomore season in 2004bybecoming the rst-ever Bruingymnastto makeanOlympic team while competing for UCLA. Richardson also became the rst Canadian woman ever to qualify for event nals on oor exercise, where she placed seventh.

AsaBruingymnast,RichardsonwontwoNCAA team titles in 2003 and 2004 and three NCAA individualtitles,capturingthe2003unevenbars and balance beam titles and the 2006 oor crown.She won a multitude of honors at UCLA, including13All-Americaawards,14All-Pac-10 awards,andthreeAcademicAll-Americahonors.

She was named the 2003 Pac-10 Freshman of theYear,2006Pac-10GymnastoftheYearand a 2006 NCAA Today’s Top VIII Award-winner.

She scored nine perfect 10s in her career, including 10.0s on oor to win the 2003 and 2004 Pac-10 Championships. She also won the 2003 Pac-10 all-around title with a score of 39.825, a Pac-10 record that held for 16 years. Richardson was selected to the Pac-12 All-Century Team for oor exercise.

AftergraduatingfromUCLA,Richardsonearned a master’s degree in physical therapy from the University of British Columbia.

Kate Richardson (2003-06) Hall of Fame Class of 2021

Tasha Schwikert at the 2020 Hall of Fame Induction ceremony with fellow inductees Adam Wright, Mike Powell, Noelle Quinn, Lauren Cheney and Keira Goerl.

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Ambandos,Gigi 1983-84

Anderson,Kristin 1986-87

Andres,Emma 2020-pres.

Andrews,Jill 1987-90

Antolin,Jeanette 2001-04

Auld,Kisha 2004-05

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Baer,Kaelie 2009-13

Beckerman,Alyssa 2001-03

Berlin,Ariana 2006-09

Bernholtz,Marci 2008-10

Berry,Kim 1983

Best,Lisa 1986

Bhardwaj,Mohini 1998-2001 Boyiazis,Annie 1985

Bremer,Holly 1992-93 Britton,Natalie 1988-91 Brow,Matteah 2016

Bynum,Sadiqua 2012-16

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Caire,Maria 2017

Camacho,Treena 1991-94

Campbell,Chae 2021-pres.

Chan,Melissa 2006-09

Chee,Corinne 1993-96

Chiles,Jordan 2022-pres.

Church,Shavahn 2008

Cipra,Angi 2014-17

Cogan,Cathy 1984-85

Cogan,Karen 1982-83

Comforte,Kristina 2006-09

Conway,Michelle 2002

Courtney,Olivia 2011-14

Craddock,Ellette 2012-15

Curtis,Tracy 1983-84

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D’Agostino,Angie 2001

Dantzscher,Jalynne 2006

Dantzscher,Jamie 2001-04

Dantzscher,Janelle 2006-07

Degteva,Lena 1997-2000

DeJesus,Sophina 2013-16

DeLaTorre,Monique 2010-13

Dennis,Nia 2018-21

Dennis,Rechelle 2015-18

Desai,Natasha 2002

Dixon,Anne 1994-97

Donaldson,Laurie 1978-80

Dong,Lindsey 1999-2002

Dovas,Diane 1981

Driscoll,Maura 1986-87

Dugas,Karli 2015 Dyson,Kaitie 1999

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Ehrlich,Michelle 1982-83

Erdoes,Mia 2022-pres.

Erickson,Christy 2001-04

Erickson,Susie 1996-99

Esparza,Frida 2021-pres. Evans,Susie 1986

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Faehn,Rhonda 1990-92

Fenton,Megan 1992-95

Ferrari,Janet 1982-85

Fischer,Dee 1993-96

Flatley,Norah 2019-22

Fong,Andrea 1995-98

Francis,Danusia 2013-16

Frattone,Tauny 2009-12

Frazier,Margzetta 2019-pres. Frye,Jessica 1988

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Galetta,Carin 1986

Geiger,Dena 1981

Gerber,Aisha 2009-12

Gerber,Mikaela 2014-17

Glenn,Anna 2017-20

Glenn,Grace 2017-20

Goldberg,Lesley 1984-87 Gonzalez, Soa 2018 Graziano,Lisa 1993-94

Greenhut,Jennifer 1988-91 Greig,Danielle 2010

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Hall,Napualani 2015-18 Hamilton,Kim 1987-90

Hano,Felicia 2017-20

Harmell,Kristin 1994-96

Harris,Donna 1979-82

Hayashi,Kiralee 1996-99

Hedenberg,Kristin 1981

Hiley,Lisa 1996-99

Hogan,Paige 2020-pres. Homma,Leah 1994-97

Honest,JaNay 2015-18

Hopfner-Hibbs,Elyse 2009-12 Hunt,Michelle 1990-93 Hyland,Tiffany 2009-11

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Irvin, LaNiesha-Jopré 2015

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Jenkins,Ashley 2007-08 Johnson,Stephanie 1999-01 Jones,Malia 2000-03

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Karasik,LeAnne 1979

Karl,Laurie 1979 Karlous,Rebecca 2018

Kelly,Renee 1988-91 Kemp,Donna 1982-84

Kitabayashi,Anne 1980-83 Kitasoe,Alyssa 2006 Knowles,Debbie 1982 Kocian,Madison 2017-20 Kodner,Pam 1985-86 Kooyman,Savannah 2018-21 Koulous,Deanne 1982-85 Kozai,Kassidy 2011-12 Kramer,Gracie 2017-20 Kushynski,Talia 2008-11

L

Lahey,Liz 1994-95 Larson,Mattie 2012-13 Lashbrooke,Chloe 2020-pres. Leader,Cheryl 1979-82 League,Suellen 1981-84 Lee,Caroline 1985-88 Lee,Emily 2022-pres. Lee,Peng-Peng 2013-18 Li,Anna 2007-10 Liu,Ti 2012 Luba,Rachel 2011 Lucena,Amy 1986-89

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MacArthur,Jessy 2014-15 Malabuyo,Emma 2022-pres. Maloney,Kristen 2001-05 Marrow,Kareema 1992-95 Martin,Ashley 2004 Mavity,Yolande 1988-91 McCullough,Brittani 2008-11 McDonald,Dana 2012-14 McGinnis,Shawn 1987-90 McMullin,Karen 1984-87 McNamara,Katie 2022-pres. Melcher,Dawn 1980-81 Meraz,Sonya 2015-18 Metcalf,Melissa 2015-16 Mink,Deborah 1997 Moneymaker,Heidi 1997-2000 Montera,Kris 1983-84 Moors,Brooklyn 2022-pres. Mossett,Hallie 2014-17 Murdock,Holly 2003-04

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Nelson,Karen 1991-94 Nelson,Shelley 1985 Neustadter,Laura 1988-91 Nguyen,Brielle 2018-19 Norman,Alexis 1998

O

O’Connor,Kerry 1986-87 Ohashi,Katelyn 2016-19

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Padilla,Natalie 2007-08 Padurariu,Ana 2022-pres. Parker,Kristin 2000-03 Patel,Trishna 2001-04 Peckett,Ashley 2004-07 Pesce,Gina 1989-93 Peko,Asi 2013 Peszek,Samantha 2011-15 Pinches,Jennifer 2014-15 Pino,Giulianna 2017-18 Portocarrero,Luisa 1996-99 Poston,Kendal 2018-22

Preston,Madison 2016-17

Pritchett,Alyssa 2009-13

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Raab,Carly 2000-02 Rasmussen,Paula 1990-93 Richardson,Kate 2003-06 Richelieu,Anjanette 1994 Ross,Kyla 2017-20

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Sakti,Samantha 2020-22 Sanchez,Mercedez 2017-20 Sato,Mizuki 2008-11 Savvidou,Stella 2016-19 Sawa,Sydney 2011-14 Schier,Birgit 1987 Schwandt,Rhonda 1984 Schwikert,Jordan 2005-08 Schwikert,Tasha 2005-08 Selesky,Michelle 2004-07 Service,Tanya 1986-89 Shannon,Courtney 2010 Shapiro,Nicole 2016,2020-21 Shapiro,Sharon 1980-82 Silvestri,Karin 1995-97 Smith,Amy 1995-97 Smith,Maranda 2006 Smyth,Sunshine 1994-95 Steele,Kalyany 2020-pres. Stoner,Alison 1999 Stott,Denise 1991-93 Strug,Lisa 1988 Sutton,Jennifer 2003-05 Symons,Jeanette 1980

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Takayanagi,Chloe 2010 Tasher,Traci 1988-89 Taubman,Sara 2019-22 Tausend,Carmen 1997-98 Taylor,Allison 2008-11

Taylor,Lisa 1986

Tedmon,Christie 2002-05

Thompson,Carolina 1994 Thompson,Doni 2000-03 Thorne,Amy 1990-93

Tinti,Trina 1984-87 Tom,Niki 2008-11 Toronjo,Macy 2017-20 Tousek,Yvonne 2001-04 Tratz,Pauline 2018-22

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Ulias,Sara 2021-pres. Ulrich,Carol 1990-93 Umeh,Stella 1995-98

V

VandenEykel,Lindsey 2005 Velasco,Valerie 1999-2002

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Walker,Aimee 2004 Walker,Courtney 2004-06 Waller,Alex 2014-15 Waller,Lilia 2018,2021 Whitcomb,Cassie 2012 Williams,Jamie 2001-04 Williams,Jordan 2015 Willis,Onnie 2000-03 Wilson,Peggy 1980-81 Winn,Lori 2004 Wong,Lichelle 2010-13 Wright,Sekai 2019-22

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Yamada,Tracy 1985-87 Yoshino,Cathy 1988-90 Young,Amy 2000

Z

Zamarripa,Vanessa 2009-13 Zosa,Gigi 1986-89

Dee Fischer

Tanya Service

UCLA at the Olympic Games

Year Name Medal

2020 JordanChiles(U.S.) 2ndTeam

DanusiaFrancis(Jamaica)

BrooklynMoors(Canada)

EmmaMalabuyo(U.S.)*

2016 MadisonKocian(U.S.) 1stTeam 2ndUB

PaulineTratz(Germany)*

2012 KylaRoss(U.S.) 1stTeam

JenniferPinches(GreatBritain)

AnnaLi(U.S.)*

DanusiaFrancis(GreatBritain)*

Peng-PengLee(Canada)^

2008 SamanthaPeszek(U.S.) 2ndTeam

ElyseHopfner-Hibbs(Canada)

2004 MohiniBhardwaj(U.S.) 2ndTeam

TashaSchwikert(U.S.)*

KateRichardson(Canada) MarciBernholtz(Canada)*

2000 JamieDantzscher(U.S.) 3rdTeam

KristenMaloney(U.S.) 3rdTeam

TashaSchwikert(U.S.) 3rdTeam

AlyssaBeckerman(U.S.)*

MichelleConway(Canada)

KateRichardson(Canada)

YvonneTousek(Canada)

HollyMurdock(GreatBritain)*

1996 YvonneTousek(Canada)

1992 LuisaPortocarrero(Guatemala) StellaUmeh(Canada)

1988 RhondaFaehn(U.S.)*

1984 GigiZosa(Canada)

UCLA at World Championships

Year Name Medal

2022 JordanChiles(U.S.) 1stTeam 2ndV,FX

2019 FridaEsparza(Mexico)

DanusiaFrancis(Jamaica)

BrooklynMoors(Canada)

AnaPadurariu(Canada)

GiuliannaPino(Ecuador)

2018 AnaPadurariu(Canada) 2ndBB

FridaEsparza(Mexico)

DanusiaFrancis(Jamaica)

BrooklynMoors(Canada)

2015 MadisonKocian(U.S.) 1stUB 1stTeam

DanusiaFrancis(Jamaica)

GiuliannaPino(Ecuador)

StellaSavvidou(Cyprus)

PaulineTratz(Germany)

UCLA IN NATIONAL/INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION

2014 MadisonKocian(U.S.) 1stTeam

KylaRoss(U.S.) 1stTeam 3rd-AA

2013 KylaRoss(U.S.) 2ndAA,UB,BB

2011 AnnaLi(U.S.)† DNC,1st-Team

DanusiaFrancis(GreatBritain)

JenniferPinches(GreatBritain)

Peng-PengLee(Canada)

MikaelaGerber(Canada) 2010 MattieLarson(U.S.) 2ndTeam JenniferPinches(GreatBritain) 2009 SydneySawa(Canada) 2007 SamanthaPeszek(U.S.) 1stTeam

MarciBernholtz(Canada)

ElyseHopfner-Hibbs(Canada) SydneySawa(Canada)

LichelleWong(Netherlands) 2006 MarciBernholtz(Canada)

ElyseHopfner-Hibbs(Canada) 3rdBB LichelleWong(Netherlands) 2005 ShavahnChurch(GreatBritain)

ElyseHopfner-Hibbs(Canada) 2003 TashaSchwikert(U.S.) 1stTeam 2002 AshleyPeckett(Canada) 2001 MohiniBhardwaj(U.S.) 3rdTeam TashaSchwikert(U.S.) 3rdTeam

HollyMurdock(GreatBritain)

AshleyPeckett(Canada)

KateRichardson(Canada) 1999 JeanetteAntolin(U.S.)

AlyssaBeckerman(U.S.) JamieDantzscher(U.S.) KristenMaloney(U.S.) MichelleConway(Canada) KateRichardson(Canada) YvonneTousek(Canada) 1997 JeanetteAntolin(U.S.)† MohiniBhardwaj(U.S.) KristenMaloney(U.S.)

YvonneTousek(Canada) 1996 YvonneTousek(Canada) 1995 DoniThompson(U.S.) LenaDegteva(Canada) YvonneTousek(Canada) 1994 LenaDegteva(Canada) 1993 LuisaPortocarrero(Guatemala) StellaUmeh(Canada)

UCLA’s U.S.Senior National Champions

Year Name Event 2015 MadisonKocian UB 2014 KylaRoss BB 2013 KylaRoss UB,BB 2010 MattieLarson FX

2004 TashaSchwikert UB 2002 TashaSchwikert AA,UB,FX 2001 MohiniBhardwaj V TashaSchwikert AA,BB 2000 AlyssaBeckerman BB KristenMaloney V,FX 1999 JamieDantzscher UB KristenMaloney AA 1998 KristenMaloney AA 1995 DoniThompson BB 1988 RhondaFaehn V 1987 RhondaFaehn V 1986 YolandeMavity FX 1985 YolandeMavity V 1978 RhondaSchwandt V SharonShapiro V

UCLA’s Canadian Champions Year Name Event 2021 BrooklynMoors FX 2019 BrooklynMoors BB AnaPadurariu UB 2009 SydneySawa AA,UB 2008 ElyseHopfner-Hibbs AA 2007 MarciBernholtz UB 2006 ElyseHopfner-Hibbs AA,FX 2005 AishaGerber UB ElyseHopfner-Hibbs BB 2002 AshleyPeckett BB 2001 KateRichardson AA,V,UB,BB 2000 KateRichardson V 2000 YvonneTousek AA,UB,FX 1999 YvonneTousek FX,V 1996 LenaDegteva AA 1995 LenaDegteva AA 1994 LenaDegteva BB 1993 StellaUmeh V 1992 StellaUmeh V 1991 LeahHomma FX 1984 GigiZosa UB

UCLA’s British Champions

Year Name Event 2012 JenniferPinches BB 2011 DanusiaFrancis BB 2010 DanusiaFrancis BB,FX 2001 HollyMurdock V,BB

UCLA’s Austrian Champions Year Name Event 1986 BirgitSchier AA

UCLA’s Dutch Champions Year Name Event 2009 LichelleWong AA 2008 LichelleWong V 2006 LichelleWong AA,UB,FX

UCLA’s German Champions Year Name Event 2017 PaulineTratz V 2016 PaulineTratz V

UCLA’s Guatemalan Champions Year Name Event 1991-95 LuisaPortocarrero AA

UCLA’s Mexican Champions Year Name Event 2018 FridaEsparza AA,UB

UCLA’s U.S. National Team Members

CienaAlipio(2019-21)

GigiAmbandos(1979-80)

JeanetteAntolin(1995-2000) AlyssaBeckerman(1997-2000)

MohiniBhardwaj(1992-97,2001,2004)

MelissaChan(1998,2000)

JordanChiles(2013-19,2021-22)

ShavahnChurch(2003)

KristinaComforte(2002-03,2005) OliviaCourtney(2007-09)

TracyCurtis(1980-81)

JamieDantzscher(1994-2000)

SophinaDeJesus(2009)

NiaDennis(2013-15)

AnneDixon(1989)

KaitieDyson(1995-97)

RhondaFaehn(1985-88)

NorahFlatley(2013-14)

MargzettaFrazier(2017)

JenniferGreenhut(1985)

KimHamilton(1984-85)

FeliciaHano(2014)

AshleyJenkins(2003)

DonnaKemp(1977-78)

MadisonKocian(2009-10,2013-16)

MattieLarson(2007-10)

EmilyLee(2020-21)

AnnaLi(2011-12)

EmmaMalabuyo(2016-17,2019,2021)

KristenMaloney(1993,1995-2000)

YolandeMavity(1983-86)

BrittaniMcCullough(2005) KrisMontera(1982)

HallieMossett(2008,2011)

KatelynOhashi(2009-12)

AsiPeko(2008)

SamanthaPeszek(2004-09)

MistyRosas(1987)

KylaRoss(2009-15)

JordanSchwikert(2001)

TashaSchwikert(1997-2004)

TanyaService(1982,1984,1987)

SharonShapiro(1976-78,1979-81)

DoniThompson(1992-95) TrinaTinti(1980-81,1983) CarolUlrich(1988)

LindseyVandenEykel(1999-2000)

CassieWhitcomb(2006-10)

OnnieWillis(1995)

LoriWinn(2000) AmyYoung(1997)

VanessaZamarripa(2010)

GigiZosa(1982)

Other National Team Members

MarciBernholtz(Canada)

ShavahnChurch(GreatBritain) MichelleConway(Canada)

LenaDegteva(Canada)

FridaEsparza(Mexico)

DanusiaFrancis(GreatBritain,Jamaica) AishaGerber(Canada)

MikaelaGerber(Canada) LeahHomma(Canada)

ElyseHopfner-Hibbs(Canada)

ChristinePeng-PengLee(Canada)

BrooklynMoors(Canada)

HollyMurdock(GreatBritain)

AnaPadurariu(Canada)

AshleyPeckett(Canada)

JenniferPinches(GreatBritain)

GiuliannaPino(Ecuador)

LuisaPortocarrero(Guatemala)

KateRichardson(Canada)

StellaSavvidou(Cyprus)

SydneySawa(Canada)

BirgitSchier(Austria)

YvonneTousek(Canada)

PaulineTratz(Germany) StellaUmeh(Canada)

LichelleWong(Netherlands) GigiZosa(Canada)

Two-time Olympic medalist Madison Kocian

Kyla Ross won Olympic gold in 2012 along with a total of ve World Championships medals .

UCLA’s Perfect 10s (158)

Vault (42)

KareemaMarrow-vs.Arizona,Denver,OregonSt.,Jan.22,1994

DeeFischer-NCAARegionals,Apr.13,1996

LeahHomma-atMagicalClassic,Feb.21,1997

HeidiMoneymaker-atCal,Feb.11,20002

OnnieWillis-UCLAInvite,Feb.20,2000

LenaDegteva-BruinClassic,Mar.5,2000

HeidiMoneymaker-BruinClassic,Mar.5,2000

OnnieWillis-atOregonState,Feb.16,2001

JamieDantzscher-atGeorgia,Jan.13,2002

JamieDantzscher-UCLAInvite,Mar.3,2002

JeanetteAntolin-atStanford,Feb.7,2003

JamieDantzscher-vs.Washington,Feb.9,2003

JeanetteAntolin-atArizonaState,Feb.16,2003

JamieDantzscher-atArizonaState,Feb.16,2003

JeanetteAntolin-Pac-10s,Mar.29,2003

JeanetteAntolin-vs.Utah,Jan.10,2004

KateRichardson-atMinnesota,Jan.25,2004

JeanetteAntolin-atMinnesota,Jan.25,2004

JeanetteAntolin-atCalifornia,Feb.13,2004

JeanetteAntolin-vs.OregonState,Feb.22,2004

JeanetteAntolin-atWashington,Feb.27,2004

JeanetteAntolin-vs.Michigan,Mar.7,2004

JeanetteAntolin-atFlorida,Mar.12,2004

JeanetteAntolin-atPac-10s,Mar.20,2004

KristenMaloney-atNCAARegionals,Apr.3,2004

JeanetteAntolin-atNCAARegionals,Apr.3,2004

KristinaComforte-atCSUF,Feb.3,2006

VanessaZamarripa-atCSUF,Jan.23,2009

VanessaZamarripa-vs.BoiseSt.,CSUF,UW,Feb.15,2009

VanessaZamarripa-atMastersClassic,Feb.22,2009

VanessaZamarripa-atCSUF,Feb.26,2010

VanessaZamarripa-atCalifornia,Jan.15,2012

TaunyFrattone-vs.Oklahoma,Mar.11,2012

VanessaZamarripa-NCAASuperSix,Apr.21,2012

VanessaZamarripa-atStanford,Feb.2,2013

VanessaZamarripa-vs.Arkansas,Mar.17,2013

VanessaZamarripa-atPac-12s,Mar.23,2013

KylaRoss-atWashington,Feb.10,2019

KylaRoss-vs.Arizona,Feb.16,2019

KylaRoss-atOklahoma,Mar.3,2019

Kyla Ross - at NCAA Regional Semi nals,Apr. 5, 2019

Kyla Ross - vs. California, Mar. 8, 2020

Most10sonVault,Career: Jeanette Antolin (12)

Most10sonVault,Season: Jeanette Antolin (9, 2004)

Uneven Bars (38)

Megan Fenton - at Pac-10s, Mar. 12, 1993

Leah Homma - at Pac-10s, Mar. 22, 1997

Jamie Dantzscher - at Maui Invitational, Jan. 5, 2001

Mohini Bhardwaj - vs.Alabama,CSUF,So.Utah,Jan.28,2001

Jamie Dantzscher - UCLA Invite, Feb. 11, 2001

Mohini Bhardwaj - at Michigan State, Mar. 11, 2001

Mohini Bhardwaj - vs. Georgia, Mar. 18, 2001

Jamie Dantzscher - UCLA Invite, Mar. 3, 2002

Jamie Dantzscher - Bruin Classic, Jan. 19, 2003

Yvonne Tousek - vs.Arkansas, Feb. 2, 2003

Jamie Dantzscher - at Stanford, Feb. 7, 2003

Jamie Dantzscher - at Arizona State, Feb. 16, 2003

Jamie Dantzscher - vs. Oregon State, Feb. 22, 2004

Yvonne Tousek - vs. Michigan, Mar. 7, 2004

Tasha Schwikert - vs. Nebraska, Jan. 17, 2005

Kristen Maloney - vs. Florida, Mar. 6, 2005

Tasha Schwikert - at Pac-10s, Mar. 26, 2005

Anna Li - at Pac-10s, Mar. 27, 2010

Anna Li - NCAA Regionals,Apr. 10, 2010

Samantha Peszek - vs.Arizona State, Feb. 8, 2014

Kyla Ross - at Oregon State, Jan. 28, 2017

Madison Kocian - vs. Stanford, Feb. 11, 2017

Christine Peng-Peng Lee - vs. Stanford, Feb. 11, 2017

Kyla Ross - at Utah, Feb. 18, 2017

Peng-Peng Lee - vs. North Carolina, Mar. 12, 2017

Peng-Peng Lee - at Stanford, Mar. 11, 2018

Kyla Ross - at Stanford, Mar. 11, 2018

Peng-Peng Lee - at NCAA Super Six,Apr. 21, 2018

Kyla Ross - at Collegiate Challenge, Jan. 12, 2019

Madison Kocian - vs.Arizona State, Jan. 21, 2019

Kyla Ross - at Oregon State, Feb. 2, 2019

Kyla Ross - at Utah, Feb. 23, 2019

Kyla Ross - at Oklahoma, Mar. 3, 2019

Kyla Ross - at Pac-12 Championships, Mar. 23, 2019

Kyla Ross - at NCAA Regional Final,Apr. 6, 2019

Kyla Ross - vs. Boise State, Jan. 12, 2020

Kyla Ross - at BYU, Jan. 18, 2020

Jordan Chiles - at Stanford, Feb. 12, 2022

Most10sonBars,Career: Kyla Ross (11)

Most10sonBars,Season: Kyla Ross (6, 2019)

Balance Beam (23)

Kristen Maloney - at Oregon State, Feb. 16, 2001

Mohini Bhardwaj - vs. Georgia, Mar. 18, 2001

Kate Richardson - Bruin Classic, Jan. 19, 2003

Kate Richardson - at Arizona State, Feb. 16, 2003

Kate Richardson - vs. Utah, Jan. 10, 2004

Kate Richardson - vs.ASU, CSUF, Feb. 1, 2004

Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs - at Georgia, Mar. 6, 2010

Danusia Francis - vs. Utah State, BGU, Mar. 16, 2014

Danusia Francis - vs. Stanford, Georgia, Mar. 6, 2016

Kyla Ross - vs. Utah State, Bridgeport, Feb. 20, 2017

Katelyn Ohashi - vs. California, Mar. 5, 2017

Katelyn Ohashi - vs. North Carolina, Mar. 12, 2017

Kyla Ross - at Pac-12 Championships, Mar. 18, 2017

Peng-Peng Lee - at NCAA Super Six,Apr. 15, 2017

Peng-Peng Lee - at Metroplex Challenge, Jan. 27, 2018

Peng-Peng Lee - vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 4, 2018

Peng-Peng Lee - at Stanford, Mar. 11, 2018

Peng-Peng Lee - at Pac-12 Championships, Mar. 24, 2018

Peng-Peng Lee - at NCAA Super Six,Apr. 21, 2018

Kyla Ross - vs. Stanford, Mar. 10, 2019

Kyla Ross - at NCAA Regional Final,Apr. 6, 2019

Grace Glenn - vs. Utah, Feb. 23, 2020 *leadoffroutine

Emma Malabuyo - vs. UC Davis, Mar. 12, 2022

Most10sonBeam,Career: Peng-Peng Lee (6)

Most10sonBeam,Season: Peng-Peng Lee (5, 2018)

Floor Exercise (55)

Amy Thorne - vs. BYU, Feb. 12, 1993

Kareema Marrow - at NCAA Super Six,Apr. 22, 1995

Stella Umeh - at NCAA Super Six,Apr. 17, 1998

Jamie Dantzscher - at Maui Invitational, Jan. 5, 2001

Mohini Bhardwaj - at Maui Invitational, Jan. 5, 2001

Kristin Parker - at Stanford, Jan. 19, 2001

Jamie Dantzscher - at Stanford, Jan. 19, 2001

Mohini Bhardwaj - vs. Utah, Jan. 21, 2001

Mohini Bhardwaj - vs.Alabama,CSUF,So.Utah,Jan.28,2001

Jamie Dantzscher - at Oregon State, Feb. 16, 2001

Kristen Maloney - Bruin Classic, Mar. 4, 2001

Jamie Dantzscher - Bruin Classic, Mar. 4, 2001

Onnie Willis - Bruin Classic, Mar. 4, 2001

Mohini Bhardwaj - vs. Georgia, Mar. 18, 2001

Jamie Dantzscher - at Pac-10s, Mar. 24, 2001

Jamie Dantzscher - at CSUF, Jan. 18, 2002

Jamie Dantzscher - vs.Arizona State, Jan. 20, 2002

Jamie Dantzscher - at Arizona, Jan. 25, 2002

Jamie Dantzscher - vs. Stanford, Feb. 10, 2002

Jamie Dantzscher - at Cal, Feb. 17, 2002

Jamie Dantzscher - vs. Oregon State, Feb. 23, 2002

Jamie Dantzscher - UCLA Invite, Mar. 3, 2002

Jamie Dantzscher - vs. Oregon State, Jan. 2, 2003

Jamie Dantzscher - Bruin Classic, Jan. 19, 2003

Kate Richardson - vs.Arkansas, Feb. 2, 2003

Onnie Willis - vs.Arkansas, Feb. 2, 2003

Jamie Dantzscher - vs.Washington, Feb. 9, 2003

Jamie Dantzscher - vs.Arizona, Feb. 23, 2003

Jamie Dantzscher - at NCAA Regionals,Apr. 12, 2003

Kate Richardson - vs.ASU, CSUF, Feb. 1, 2004

Kate Richardson - vs. Oregon State, Feb. 22, 2004

Jeanette Antolin - vs. Oregon State, Feb. 22, 2004

Jeanette Antolin - vs. Michigan, Mar. 7, 2004

Kate Richardson - at Pac-10s, Mar. 20, 2004

Tasha Schwikert - vs. Cal, Sac State, CSUF, Jan. 23, 2005

Tasha Schwikert - vs. Florida, Mar. 6, 2005

Kristen Maloney - at NCAA Super Six,Apr. 22, 2005

Sydney Sawa - vs. Stanford, Feb. 22, 2014

Felicia Hano - vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 4, 2018

Katelyn Ohashi - vs. Oklahoma, Feb. 4, 2018

Katelyn Ohashi - vs. Oregon State, Feb. 25, 2018

Katelyn Ohashi - vs. San Jose State, Mar. 13, 2018

Katelyn Ohashi - at Collegiate Challenge, Jan. 12, 2019

Katelyn Ohashi - at Washington, Feb. 10, 2019

Katelyn Ohashi - vs.Arizona, Feb. 16, 2019

Katelyn Ohashi - at Oklahoma, Mar. 3, 2019

Kyla Ross - vs. Utah State, Mar. 16, 2019

Katelyn Ohashi - vs. Utah State, Mar. 16, 2019

Kyla Ross - at Pac-12 Championships, Mar. 23, 2019

Katelyn Ohashi - at Pac-12 Championships, Mar. 23, 2019

Gracie Kramer - vs.Washington, Jan. 31, 2020

Jordan Chiles - vs. Utah, Feb. 4, 2022

Chae Campbell - vs.Washington, Feb. 27, 2022

Jordan Chiles - vs. California, Mar. 6, 2022

Chae Campbell - vs. UC Davis, Mar. 12, 2022

Most10sonFloor,Career: Jamie Dantzscher (17)

Most10sonFloor,Season: Jamie Dantzscher (7, 2002)

Perfect 10s by Gymnast

28 Jamie Dantzscher (Vault - 4, Bars - 7, Floor -17)

22 Kyla Ross (Vault - 5, Bars - 11, Beam - 4, Floor - 2)

14 Jeanette Antolin (Vault - 12, Floor - 2)

11 Katelyn Ohashi (Beam - 2, Floor - 9)

10 Christine Peng-Peng Lee (Bars - 4, Beam - 6)

9 Kate Richardson (Vault -1, Beam - 4, Floor - 4)

9 Vanessa Zamarripa (Vault - 9)

8 Mohini Bhardwaj (Bars - 3, Beam - 1, Floor - 4)

5 Kristen Maloney (Vault -1,Bars -1,Beam - 1,Floor - 2)

4 Tasha Schwikert (Bars - 2, Floor - 2)

4 Onnie Willis (Vault - 2, Floor - 2)

3 Jordan Chiles (Bars - 1, Floor 2)

2 Chae Campbell (Floor - 2)

2 Danusia Francis (Beam - 2)

2 Leah Homma (Vault - 1, Bars - 1)

2 Madison Kocian (Bars - 2)

2 Anna Li (Bars - 2)

2 Kareema Marrow (Vault - 1, Floor - 1)

2 Heidi Moneymaker (Vault - 2)

2 Yvonne Tousek (Bars - 2)

1 Kristina Comforte (Vault)

1 Lena Degteva (Vault)

1 Megan Fenton (Bars)

1 Dee Fischer (Vault)

1 Tauny Frattone (Vault)

1 Grace Glenn (Beam

1 Felicia Hano (Floor)

1 Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs (Beam)

1 Gracie Kramer (Floor)

1 Emma Malabuyo (Beam)

1 Kristin Parker (Floor)

1 Samantha Peszek (Bars)

1 Sydney Sawa (Floor)

1 Amy Thorne (Floor)

1 Stella Umeh (Floor)

MARKS

1.10.0

KylaRoss 2020

VanessaZamarripa 2013 TaunyFrattone 2012 KristinaComforte 2006

JeanetteAntolin 2004 KristenMaloney 2004 KateRichardson 2004 JamieDantzscher 2003 OnnieWillis 2003 HeidiMoneymaker 2000

LenaDegteva 2000 LeahHomma 1997 DeeFischer 1996 KareemaMarrow 1994 Bars

1.10.0

JordanChiles 2022

KylaRoss 2020 MadisonKocian 2019 ChristinePeng-PengLee 2018 SamanthaPeszek 2014 AnnaLi 2010 KristenMaloney 2005 TashaSchwikert 2005 JamieDantzscher 2004 YvonneTousek 2004

MohiniBhardwaj 2001 LeahHomma 1997 MeganFenton 1993

Beam

JeanetteAntolin 2004

TeamTotal

1.198.875 2/22/04

2.198.575 2/9/03 3.198.400 3/23/19 2/16/03

4.198.350 3/3/02

5.198.325 3/10/19 3/7/04

6.198.275 3/13/18 1/19/03

7.198.250 3/12/04 2/16/01 8.198.175 3/29/03 2/2/03 9.198.125 2/11/17 4/16/04 10.198.075 4/6/19 4/21/18 2/25/18

TeamTotal-Vault

1.49.725 4/3/04 2.49.700 2/16/03 2/9/03 3/3/02 3.49.675 3/12/04 2/8/04 4.49.650 1/10/03 3/5/00 5.49.625 3/13/18 2/22/04 6.49.575 3/8/20 1/15/12 3/13/11 2/22/09 2/27/04 2/16/01

7.49.550 3/24/12 1/8/12 4/10/10

1.10.0

EmmaMalabuyo 2022 GraceGlenn 2020 KylaRoss 2019 ChristinePeng-PengLee 2018 KatelynOhashi 2017 DanusiaFrancis 2016 ElyseHopfner-Hibbs 2010 KateRichardson 2004 MohiniBhardwaj 2001 KristenMaloney 2001 10.9.975 NiaDennis 2019

SophinaDeJesus 2016 Peng-PengLee 2015 VanessaZamarripa 2010 TashaSchwikert 2005 OnnieWillis 2003 LeahHomma 1995 Floor

1.10.0

8.49.525 4/21/12 2/15/09 1/23/09 4/16/04 1/19/03 3/18/01 4/13/00 3/12/95

9.49.500 2/4/18 2/11/17 2/28/15 4/19/13 3/23/13 3/17/13 3/11/12 1/22/12 4/16/11 4/9/05 1/7/05 3/7/04 1/25/04 4/1/00 3/18/00

10.49.475 3/6/22 3/7/15 3/7/14 2/26/12 2/5/12 1/23/05 4/7/01

TeamTotal-Bars

1.49.825 2/22/04 2.49.750 1/5/01 3.49.725 2/11/17 1/17/05

4.49.700 1/21/19 2/25/07 1/28/01 2/6/00

ChaeCampbell 2022 JordanChiles 2022 GracieKramer 2020 KylaRoss 2019 KatelynOhashi 2019 FeliciaHano 2018 SydneySawa 2014 KristenMaloney 2005 TashaSchwikert 2005 KateRichardson 2004

5.49.650 4/6/19 3/23/19 2/2/19 4/15/04 3/7/04 3/23/02 3/24/01 6.49.6375 4/21/18 7.49.625 2/16/19 3/13/18 1/19/03 3/18/00 8.49.600 3/12/04 3/18/01 9.49.575 3/29/03 2/9/03 3/9/01 3/5/00 10.49.550 2/27/21 2/23/19 3/5/17 1/28/17 4/10/10 2/14/10 2/17/02 1/21/01

TeamTotal-Beam

1.49.750 4/21/18 2.49.725 2/25/18 2/16/03 3.49.700 3/10/19 2/16/01 4.49.650 3/6/10 1/19/03 5.49.625 3/6/22 1/27/18 2/9/03 6.49.600 3/24/18 4/16/04 7.49.575 2/2/19 3/11/18 3/18/17

All-Around

JamieDantzscher 2003 OnnieWillis 2003 MohiniBhardwaj 2002 KristinParker 2001 StellaUmeh 1998 KareemaMarrow 1995 AmyThorne 1993

1.39.975 MohiniBhardwaj 2001 2.39.900 JamieDantzscher 2002 3.39.875 JeanetteAntolin 2004 4.39.850 KylaRoss 2019 KateRichardson 2004

6.39.825 KristenMaloney 2005 TashaSchwikert 2005 8.39.800 JordanChiles 2022 OnnieWillis 2003 9.39.775 VanessaZamarripa 2012 HeidiMoneymaker 2000

3/21/16 3/6/05 2/27/04 2/7/03 2/2/03 4/20/01 8.49.550 3/23/19 2/23/19 3/5/17 2/18/17 4/4/15 1/15/12 2/1/04 2/22/04 9.49.5375 4/20/18 10.49.525 2/29/20 2/23/20 2/10/18 2/4/18 1/20/18 2/21/15 2/22/14 3/25/06 3/12/04 1/19/04 1/10/04 4/25/03

TeamTotal-Floor

1.49.875 2/22/04 2.49.850 3/4/01 3.49.825 3/16/19 4.49.800 2/23/20 5.49.775 3/6/22 3/23/19 2/25/18 6.49.750 2/16/19 7.49.725 1/12/20 3/29/03 2/2/03 3/3/02 3/24/01

8.49.700 3/10/19 1/12/19 3/7/04 9.49.675 1/31/20 3/3/19 2/4/18 2/9/03 1/28/01 10.49.650 1/21/19 3/12/17 2/23/03 2/16/01

Pauley Pavilion presented by Wescom

HometoBruinathleticteamssince1965,PauleyPavilionpresentedbyWescomisregardedasone ofthe nestall-aroundcollegiatefacilitiesinthenationandhasbeenthesiteofnumerousillustrious events, from NCAA Championships, Olympic gymnastics, presidential debates to award shows.

In 1984, the eyes of the world watched as Peter Vidmar, Mitch Gaylord and Tim Daggett led the USA men’s gymnastics team to its rst ever gold medal. On the women’s side, Mary Lou Retton became the rst American woman to win all-around gold.

In addition,Pauley Pavilion has served as the site for numerous NCAA events as well as concerts, weddingsandthe1988PresidentialDebatebetweenGeorgeBushandMichaelDukakis.In1994, Pauley Pavilion hosted the 75th Anniversary Convocation celebrating UCLA’s years of academic achievement in which the keynote speaker was President Bill Clinton.

Pauley Pavilion is home to the UCLA Gymnastics team and was the site of the 1984,1998,2004 and 2013 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships. In 2004, UCLA made history in its home arena by winning the national title in Pauley Pavilion with a Championship record score. The UCLA men’s gymnastics team won both of their NCAA titles in Pauley Pavilion in 1984 and 1987.

The arena underwent a multi-million dollar renovation at the top of the decade and reopened in November 2012.

Pauley Pavilion Records

Vault 10.0

DeeFischer(UCLA),4/13/96

SusanHines(Florida),2x,last4/17/98

KarinLichey(Georgia),4/17/98

OnnieWillis(UCLA),2x,last3/3/02

JamieDantzscher(UCLA),2x,last2/9/03

EliseRay(Michigan),3/3/02

CourtneyNorman(Minnesota),3/3/02

CarolynYernberg(Minnesota),3/3/02

AnnabethEberle(Utah),1/10/04

JeanetteAntolin(UCLA),5x,last3/7/04

VanessaZamarripa(UCLA),2x,last3/17/13

BrittanyRogers(Georgia),3/6/16

BrennaDowell(Oklahoma),2/4/18

KylaRoss(UCLA),2x,last3/8/20

Bars 10.0

MohiniBhardwaj(UCLA),2x,last3/18/01

CarlyDockendorf(Washington),3/29/03

ElizabethJillson(OregonState),3/29/03

JamieDantzscher(UCLA),4x,last2/22/04

YvonneTousek(UCLA),2x,last3/7/04

TashaSchwikert(UCLA),1/17/05

KristenMaloney(UCLA),3/6/05

LizTricase(Stanford),3/5/06

AnnaLi(UCLA),4/10/10

SamanthaPeszek((UCLA),2/8/14

MadisonKocian(UCLA),2x,last1/21/19

Peng-PengLee(UCLA),2x,last3/12/17

KylaRoss(UCLA),1/12/20

GraceMcCallum(Utah),2/4/22

John Wooden Center

One of the most attractive buildings on the UCLA campus is the JohnWooden Center,a 136,000 square foot recreation complex, named after the legendary UCLA basketball coach.

Thebuildingservesstudents,facultyandstaffandhousesUCLAGymnastics’practicefacility,Yates Gym.Forthe2012season,whilePauleyPavilionwasundergoingamulti-milliondollarrenovation, the John Wooden Center hosted UCLA home events for the gymnastics, women’s basketball and men’s and women’s volleyball teams.

Insidethebuildingarenineracquetballcourts,twosquashcourts,arock-climbingwall,astrength andconditioningroom,abasketballgymnasiumwiththreeregulationcourtsandseatingfor2,000 people,avolleyballandbadmintongymnasium,threedancestudios,agymnasticstrainingcenter,a mattedroomforJudoandKarateclasses,lockerroomandsaunas,andnumerousmeetingrooms. The of ce phone number for the Wooden Center is (310) 206-8307.

Beam 10.0

MohiniBhardwaj(UCLA),3/18/01

KateRichardson(UCLA),3x,last2/1/04

CourtneyMcCool(Georgia),3/8/09

DanusiaFrancis(UCLA),2x,last3/6/16

KylaRoss(UCLA),2/20/17

KatelynOhashi(UCLA),2x,last3/12/17

ChristinePeng-PengLee(UCLA),2/4/18

AnastasiaWebb(Oklahoma),2/4/18

MaggieNichols(Oklahoma),2/4/18

KylaRoss(UCLA,3/10/19

GraceGlenn(UCLA,2/23/20) AbbyPaulson(Utah,2/23/20)

EmmaMalabuyo(UCLA,3/12/22) Floor 10.0 StellaUmeh(UCLA),4/17/98 MohiniBhardwaj(UCLA),3x,last3/18/01

KristenMaloney(UCLA),3/5/01 OnnieWillis(UCLA),3x,last2/2/03

JamieDantzscher(UCLA),8x,last2/23/03

ChrissyLamun(OregonState),3/29/03 JeanetteAntolin(UCLA),2x,last3/7/04 KateRichardson(UCLA),4x,last2/22/04 TashaSchwikert(UCLA),2x,last3/6/05

SydneySawa(UCLA),2/22/14

FeliciaHano(UCLA),2/4/18

KatelynOhashi(UCLA),5x,last3/16/19 KylaRoss(UCLA),3/16/19

GracieKramer(UCLA),1/31/20

JordanChiles(UCLA),2x,last3/6/22

ChaeCampbell(UCLA),2x,last3/12/22

AA 39.975 MohiniBhardwaj(UCLA),3/18/01 Team 198.875 UCLA,2/22/04

Pauley Pavilion was the site of the 1984 Olympic Games and the 2013, 2004, 1998 and 1984 NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Championships.

2022

Overall Record: 13-11; Regular Season Record: 9-9

Head Coach: Chris Waller

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/17 .....at Minnesota (1st, 196.900) ......3rd...........................194.850 Iowa (2nd, 195.950)

1/23 .....at Oregon State (1st, 197.000) ..2nd ..........................196.300 UC Davis (3rd, 194.700)

1/30 .....Arizona.....................................W...............196.400-195.125

2/4 .......Utah .........................................L ................197.650-197.750

2/12 .....at Stanford................................L ................196.850-196.900

2/20 .....at Arizona State ........................L ................195.475-197.800

2/27 .....Washington...............................W...............197.125-194.300

3/6 ......California..................................W ..............198.050-197.200

3/12 .....UC Davis...................................W...............197.700-193.975

3/20 .....at Pac-12 Championships..........4th ...........................196.950 Utah (1st, 198.000), California (2nd, 197.425), Oregon State (3rd, 197.250),ArizonaState(5th,196.675),Washington(6th,196.400), Arizona (7th, 196.375), Stanford (8th, 196.000)

4/2 .......at NCAA Regional 2nd Round.....1st ...........................197.800 Michigan (2nd,197.400),Maryland (3rd,196.025),North Carolina (4th, 195.150)

4/3 .......at NCAA Regional Final..............3rd...........................197.400 Michigan (1st, 197.800), Missouri (2nd, 197.425), Iowa (4th, 197.075)

2021

Overall Record: 14-7; Regular Season Record: 11-4 Head Coach: Chris Waller

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/23 .....Arizona State ............................W...............196.150-195.950

1/31 .....at Arizona .................................W...............196.750-195.075

2/10 .....BYU..........................................W...............196.600-196.325

2/14 .....at Washington...........................W...............195.625-193.500

2/19 .....at Utah .....................................L ................197.100-197.225

2/27 .....Oregon State ...........................W...............197.025-196.500

3/6 ......at California ..............................L ...............196.925-198.050

3/13 .....San Jose State..........................W...............197.100-193.575

3/20 .....at Pac-12 Championships..........3rd...........................196.725

Utah (1st, 197.725), California (2nd, 197.375), Arizona State (4th, 196.375), Oregon State (5th, 195.625), Arizona (6th, 195.400), Stanford (7th, 195.175), Washington (8th, 194.400)

4/2 .......at NCAA Regional 2nd Round.....2nd ..........................197.050 Michigan (1st, 197.650), West Virginia (3rd, 195.650), Kent State (4th, 194.300)

4/3 .......at NCAA Regional Final..............3rd...........................197.275 Michigan (1st, 198.100), California (2nd, 197.750), Ohio State (4th, 195.625)

2020

Overall Record: 10-3; Regular Season Record: 10-3 Head Coach: Chris Waller

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/4 .......at Collegiate Challenge..............2nd ..........................196.575 Oklahoma (1st, 197.350), California (3rd, 196.200), Stanford (4th, 195.475)

1/12 .....Boise State ...............................W...............196.800-195.475

1/18 .....at BYU (2nd, 195.875)...............1st ...........................197.425 Utah State (3rd, 194.750)

1/27 .....at Stanford................................W...............197.575-196.250

1/31 .....Washington...............................L ................196.250-196.700

2/9 .......Arizona.....................................W...............197.675-195.375

2/15 .....at Arizona State.........................W...............197.200-195.475

2/23 .....Utah ........................................L ................198.025-198.075

2/29 .....at Oregon State.........................W...............197.250-196.825

3/8 ......California..................................W ..............197.900-196.725

2019

Overall Record: 29-3; Regular Season Record: 19-1

Head Coach: Valorie Kondos Field

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/4 .......Nebraska..................................W ..............197.250-195.700

1/12 .....at Collegiate Challenge..............1st ...........................197.700 California (2nd,196.075),Michigan State (3rd,194.900),UC Davis (4th, 194.125)

1/21 .....Arizona State ............................W...............197.775-196.125

1/27 .....at Stanford................................W...............197.225-195.125

2/2 .......at Oregon State.........................W...............197.900-197.450

2/10 .....at Washington...........................W...............197.600-196.000

2/16 .....Arizona.....................................W...............198.025-194.975

2/23 .....at Utah ....................................W...............198.025-197.625

3/3 .......at Oklahoma .............................L ................197.575-197.775

3/10 ....Stanford ...................................W ..............198.325-196.275

3/16 .....Utah State.................................W...............197.575-194.850

3/23 .....at Pac-12 Championships..........1st ...........................198.400 Utah (2nd, 198.025), Oregon State (3rd, 196.600), California (4th, 196.575),ArizonaState(5th,196.400),Washington(6th,196.175), Stanford (195.925), Arizona (8th, 193.900)

ALL-TIME RESULTS

4/5 ....... at NCAA Regional Semi nals......1st ...........................197.675 Nebraska (2nd, 196.800), Illinois (3rd, 196.175), West Virginia (4th, 195.425)

4/6 .......at NCAA Regional Final..............1st ...........................198.075 Michigan (2nd, 197.275),Alabama (3rd, 197.225), Nebraska (4th, 196.650)

4/19 .....at NCAA Semi nals ...................1st .........................197.6750 LSU(2nd,197.5125),Michigan(3rd,197.200),Utah(4th,196.7250)

4/20.......at NCAA Super Six.................... 3rd .........................197.5375 Oklahoma (1st, 198.3375), LSU (2nd, 197.8250), Denver (4th, 197.000)

2018

NCAA Champions

Overall Record: 37-2; Regular Season Record: 22-2

Head Coach: Valorie Kondos Field

4/15 .....at NCAA Super Six ....................4th.........................197.2625 Oklahoma (1st, 198.3875), LSU (2nd, 197.7375), Florida (3rd, 197.7000), Utah (5th, 196.5875), Alabama (6th, 196.0000) 2016

Overall Record: 21-12; Regular Season Record: 13-5 Head Coach: Valorie Kondos Field Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/10 .....Alabama...................................W ..............196.550-196.300

1/15 .....at Florida ..................................L ................196.925-197.675

1/23 .....at Arizona .................................W...............196.800-196.475

2/1 .......at California ..............................L ................195.175-196.375

2/6 .......Utah .........................................W...............197.100-197.075

2/13 .....Oregon State ............................W...............197.475-196.225

2/21 .....at Washington...........................W...............196.675-196.450

2/27 .....at Arizona State.........................W...............196.625-192.950

3/6 .......Stanford (1st, 197.400).............3rd...........................196.825 Georgia (2nd, 197.025)

3/13 .....Oklahoma.................................L ...............197.200-197.950

3/19 .....at Pac-12 Championships..........1st ...........................197.250 Oregon State (T-2nd, 196.925), Utah (T-2nd, 196.925), California (4th, 196.725), Stanford (5th, 196.125), Arizona (6th, 195.525), Washington (7th, 195.300), Arizona State (8th, 191.725)

4/2 .......at NCAA Regionals ....................2nd ..........................196.375 Utah (1st, 197.125), Washington (3rd, 195.825), Illinois (4th, 195.350),Utah State (5th,195.025),Southern Utah (6th,194.950)

4/15 .....at NCAA Semi nals ...................3rd.........................196.7000

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/6 .......Ohio State.................................W ..............196.250-193.200

1/14 .....at Elevate the Stage Reno..........1st ...........................197.200 Utah (2nd, 196.975), Washington (3rd, 195.725), Stanford (4th, 195.350)

1/20 .....at Arizona .................................W...............197.300-195.750

1/27 .....at Metroplex Challenge..............1st ...........................197.625 LSU (2nd, 197.375), Washington (3rd, 196.525), NC State (4th, 195.825)

2/4 .......Oklahoma.................................L ................197.950-198.050

2/10 .....at California ..............................W...............197.750-197.225

2/18 .....Utah .........................................L ................197.425-197.550

2/25 .....Oregon State ...........................W...............198.075-196.525

3/4 .......at Masters Classic.....................1st ...........................197.500 Nebraska (2nd, 197.175), Iowa State (195.575), Kent State (194.700)

3/11 .....at Stanford................................W ..............197.800-196.650

3/13 .....San Jose State..........................W...............198.275-194.850

3/24 .....at Pac-12 Championships..........1st ...........................197.500 Utah (2nd, 197.350), California (3rd, 196.950), Washington (4th, 196.750),OregonState(5th,196.575),ArizonaState(6th,196.425), Stanford (7th, 196.350), Arizona (8th, 195.825)

4/7 .......at NCAA Regionals ....................1st ...........................197.650 Arkansas (2nd, 196.775), Ohio State (3rd, 196.500), Boise State (4th,196.225),Pittsburgh(5th,195.125),KentState(6th,194.900)

4/20 .....at NCAA Semi nals ...................1st .........................197.5625 LSU (2nd, 197.4750), Nebraska (3rd, 197.0125), Georgia (4th, 196.6875), Alabama (5th, 196.6250), Arkansas (6th, 196.4250)

4/21.......at NCAA Super Six.................... 1st..........................198.0750 Oklahoma (2nd, 198.0375), Florida (3rd, 197.8500), LSU (4th, 197.8375), Utah (5th, 196.9000), Nebraska (6th, 196.8000) 2017

Overall Record: 24-8-1; Regular Season Record: 13-4-1 Head Coach: Valorie Kondos Field Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/7 .......Arkansas ..................................W .............195.7.00-195.350

1/15 .....at Oklahoma .............................L ................196.825-198.025

1/28 .....at Oregon State.........................W...............197.325-196.700

2/4 .......at Arizona State.........................W...............197.150-194.600

2/11 .....Stanford ...................................W...............198.125-194.175

2/18 .....at Utah .....................................L ................197.500-197.875

2/20 .....Utah State (2nd, 195.700) .........1st ...........................195.875 Bridgeport (3rd, 193.225)

2/25 .....Arizona.....................................W...............197.725-196.275

3/5 .......California..................................W...............197.525-196.800

3/12 .....North Carolina...........................W ..............197.800-195.400

3/18 .....at Pac-12 Championships..........T-3rd........................197.100

Utah (1st, 197.925), Oregon State (2nd, 197.400),Washington (T3rd, 197.100), Stanford (5th, 196.625), California (6th, 196.300), Arizona (7th, 196.275), Arizona State (8th, 195.600)

4/1 .......at NCAA Regionals ....................1st ...........................196.800

Oregon State (2nd, 196.150), Iowa (3rd, 196.050), Illinois (4th, 195.825), Ohio State (5th, 195.700), Eastern Michigan (6th, 195.400)

4/14 .....at NCAA Semi nals ...................2nd ........................197.5000 Oklahoma(1st,197.7250),Utah(3rd,197.0500),Washington(4th, 196.5625),Denver (5th,196.4750),Oregon State (6th,196.3625)

Oklahoma (1st, 197.7875), Alabama (2nd, 197.3875), California (4th, 195.8500), Nebraska (5th, 195.7750), Utah (6th, 195.7625)

4/16 .....at NCAA Super Six Team Finals ..5th.........................196.8250 Oklahoma (1st, 197.6750), LSU (2nd, 197.4500), Alabama (3rd, 197.4375), Florida (4th, 197.3500), Georgia (6th, 196.8125)

2015

Overall Record: 22-7; Regular Season Record: 17-2 Head Coach: Valorie Kondos Field Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/12 .....at Oregon State.........................W ..............196.000-195.450

1/19 .....Arizona.....................................W...............195.975-195.300 1/23 .....at Utah .....................................L ................194.725-196.725

2/1 .......California..................................W...............196.800-195.425

2/9 .......Washington...............................W...............197.000-194.500

2/14 .....at Stanford................................W...............197.075-196.225

2/21 .....Nebraska (2nd, 196.650) ..........1st ...........................197.050 Sacramento State (3rd, 194.150), Bridgeport (4th, 192.575)

2/28 .....at Arizona State.........................W...............197.350-194.250

3/7 .......Stanford ...................................W...............197.950-196.625

3/13 .....at Arkansas...............................W ..............197.175-195.900

3/22 .....at Pac-12 Championships..........2nd ..........................197.350 Utah (1st, 198.150), Stanford (3rd, 197.175), Oregon State (4th, 196.900), Arizona (5th, 196.225), California (6th, 196.150), Washington (7th, 196.000), Arizona State (8th, 192.700)

4/5 .......at NCAA Regionals ....................1st ...........................197.500 Michigan (2nd,197.000),Central Michigan (3rd,195.925),Arizona (4th,195.800),Ohio State (5th,195.650),Kentucky (6th,195.450)

4/18 .....at NCAA Semi nals ...................6th...........................196.400 Florida (T-1st, 197.475), Utah (T-1st, 197.475), Stanford (3rd, 197.175), Michigan (4th, 197.025), Georgia (5th, 196.600)

2014

Overall

1/11 .....Florida......................................L ...............196.625-196.650

1/19 .....Oregon State ............................W...............196.425-195.625

1/25 .....at Utah .....................................L ................195.875-197.125

1/31 .....at California ..............................W...............196.575-195.550

2/8 .......Arizona State ............................W...............196.925-194.950

2/16 .....at Washington...........................W...............196.675-195.650

2/22 .....Stanford ...................................W...............196.900-196.250

3/1 .......at Arizona .................................W...............197.500-196.250

3/7 .......at Michigan (1st, 197.825) ........2nd ..........................197.475 Utah (3rd, 197.350)

3/16 .....Utah State (2nd, 196.000) .........1st ..........................197.050 Bowling Green (3rd, 194.175)

3/22 .....at Pac-12 Championships..........4th...........................196.525

Utah (1st, 197.925), Stanford (2nd, 197.175), California (3rd, 196.550), Oregon State (5th, 196.275), Arizona (6th, 196.250), Airzona State (7th, 195.500), Washington (8th, 195.125)

4/5 .......at NCAA Regionals ....................2nd ..........................196.600 Utah (1st, 197.300), Arkansas (3rd, 196.375), Arizona State (4th, 194.425), UC Davis (5th, 193.900), Utah State (6th, 191.875)

4/18 .....at NCAA Semi nals ...................5th...........................197.000 Alabama (T-1st,197.650),Florida (T-1st,197.650),Nebraska (3rd, 197.100), Utah (4th, 197.025), Penn State (194.825)

Overall Record: 25-10-1; Regular Season Record: 16-5

Head Coach: Valorie Kondos Field

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/6 .......Southern Utah...........................W ................196.15-194.875

1/12 .....Utah .........................................W...............197.425-195.300

1/25 .....at Arizona State.........................W...............196.375-195.600

2/2 .......at Stanford................................W...............196.925-196.200

2/10 .....Washington (2nd, 195.950) .......1st ..........................196.950

UC Davis (3rd, 194.675), Sacramento State (4th, 193.925)

2/16 .....at Oregon State.........................L ................196.075-196.725

2/22 .....at Oklahoma .............................L ................197.200-198.375

3/1 .......at Alabama ...............................L ................196.375-197.075

3/10 .....Michigan (1st, 197.550) ............2nd ..........................197.075 California (3rd, 194.925), Iowa State (4th, 194.650)

3/17 Arkansas ..................................W.............197.425-196.600

3/23 .....at Pac-12 Championships..........2nd ..........................197.375 Oregon State (1st, 197.850), Utah (3rd, 197.075), Stanford (4th, 196.625), Washington (5th, 195.875), Arizona (6th, 195.525), California (7th, 195.075), Arizona State (8th, 193.425)

4/6 .......at NCAA Regionals ....................2nd ..........................196.950 LSU (1st, 197.275), Arizona (3rd, 196.100), Ohio State (4th, 196.050),NCState(5th,195.275),CentralMichigan(6th,194.950)

4/19 ..... at NCAA Semi nals ...................T-2nd .......................197.200 Alabama (1st, 197.350), Oklahoma (T-2nd, 197.200), Michigan (4th, 196.850),Utah (5th, 196.200), Arkansas (6th, 196.150)

4/20 .....at NCAA Super Six Team Finals ..4th ..........................197.100 Florida (1st, 197.575), Oklahoma (2nd, 197.375), Alabama (3rd, 197.350), LSU (5th, 197.050), Georgia (6th, 196.675)

2012

Overall Record: 30-4-1; Regular Season Record: 17-2-1 Head Coach: Valorie Kondos Field

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/8 .......Utah .........................................W ..............196.075-196.025

1/15 .....at California ..............................W...............196.675-192.500

1/22 .....San Jose State..........................W...............197.575-193.200

1/27 .....at Washington...........................L ...............194.600-195.350

2/5 .......Stanford ...................................W...............197.250-196.450

2/10 .....at IGI/Chicago Style Classic........1st ..........................196.850 Boise State (2nd, 196.025), Missouri (3rd, 195.525), Illinois (4th, 195.100)

2/17 .....at Oregon State (T-1st, 196.775).T-1st ........................196.775 California (3rd, 192.350)

2/26 .....Arizona State ............................W...............198.050-194.850

3/2 .......at Georgia.................................L ................196.975-197.700

3/11 .....Oklahoma ................................W...............197.525-196.475

3/24 .....at Pac-12 Championships..........1st ...........................197.425

Utah (2nd, 197.375), Oregon State (3rd, 197.025), Stanford (4th, 196.825), Arizona (5th, 195.900), Arizona State (6th, 194.550), Washington (7th, 194.125), California (8th, 193.525)

4/7 .......at NCAA Regionals ....................1st ...........................197.225 Arkansas (2nd, 196.825), Boise State (3rd, 196.050), Missouri (4th, 195.450), Maryland (5th, 194.400), UNH (6th, 193.900)

4/20 .....at NCAA Semi nals ...................1st ...........................197.400 Utah (2nd, 197.200), Stanford (3rd, 197.125), Oklahoma (4th, 196.925), Nebraska (5th, 196.625), LSU (6th, 196.550)

4/21 .....at NCAA Super Six Team Finals ..3rd ..........................197.750 Alabama (1st, 197.850), Florida (2nd, 197.775), Stanford (4th, 197.500), Utah (5th, 197.375), Arkansas (6th, 196.300) 2011

Overall Record: 28-11; Regular Season Record: 16-8 Head Coach: Valorie Kondos Field Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/7 .......at Utah .....................................L ................195.300-195.700

1/9 .......Pac-10 Showcase.....................2nd ..........................195.925 Stanford (1st, 196.625), Oregon State (3rd, 195.375), Arizona (4th, 193.825), Washington (5th, 193.675), Arizona State (6th, 191.850), California (7th, 191.675)

1/14 .....at Southern Utah.......................L ..................194.425-194.75

1/23 .....at Stanford................................L ................194.825-196.200

1/28 .....at Oregon State.........................W...............196.675-196.625

2/11 .....at IGI/Chicago Style ...................3rd...........................196.300 Stanford (1st, 196.475), Oregon State (2nd, 196.350)

2/21 .....NC State...................................W...............197.475-195.025

2/27 .....Minnesota (2nd, 194.475) .........1st ...........................196.650 Denver (3rd, 193.850)

3/6 .......Georgia (1st, 196.175) ..............2nd ..........................195.750 Arizona (3rd, 194.125)

3/13 .....at CS Fullerton .........................W...............197.050-191.050

3/19 .....Pac-10 Championships .............2nd ..........................196.750

Oregon State (1st, 197.200),Washington (3rd, 196.025), Stanford (4th, 195.975), Arizona (5th, 195.475), California (6th, 191.575), Arizona State (7th, 190.450)

ALL-TIME RESULTS

4/2 .......at NCAA Regionals ....................1st ...........................197.425

Georgia (2nd, 196.750), LSU (3rd, 195.350), NC State (4th, 194.750), Maryland (5th, 193.200), West Virginia (6th, 192.500) 4/15 .....at NCAA Semi nals ...................3rd...........................196.500

Oklahoma (1st, 196.775), Michigan (2nd, 196.700), Arkansas (T-4th, 195.450), Georgia (T-4th, 195.450), Illinois (6th, 195.100) 4/26 .....at NCAA Super Six ....................2nd ..........................197.375

Alabama (1st,197.650),Oklahoma (3rd,197.250),Nebraska (4th, 196.725),Utah (5th, 196.500), Michigan (6th, 196.425) 2010

NCAA Champions Overall Record: 32-3; Regular Season Record: 17-3 Head Coach: Valorie Kondos Field

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/9 .......Utah .........................................W...............196.600-195.125

1/15 .....at Washington...........................W...............196.125-194.875

1/22 .....at California (3rd, 190.375) .......1st ...........................194.425 San Jose State (2nd, 191.950)

1/24 .....at Stanford................................L ................195.825-196.425

1/31 .....Arizona State ............................W...............196.550-193.475

2/5 .......Arizona.....................................W...............196.725-193.800

2/14 .....Stanford ...................................L ................195.625-195.975

2/21 .....Oregon State ............................W...............197.375-196.325

2/26 .....at CS Fullerton (2nd, 191.750)...1st ...........................197.250 Utah State (3rd, 188.700)

3/6 .......at Georgia.................................L ................197.875-197.900

3/14 .....Michigan State (2nd, 195.950) ..1st ...........................196.525 CS Fullerton (3rd, 193.875)

3/27 .....at Pac-10 Championships..........1st ...........................197.350 Stanford(2nd,196.550),OregonState(3rd,195.950),Arizona(4th, 195.875), Washington (5th, 193.825), California (6th, 191.475), Arizona State (7th, 190.675)

4/10 .....NCAA Regionals........................1st ...........................197.825 Arkansas (2nd, 196.675), Arizona (3rd, 195.100), Iowa State (194.325), Arizona State (5th, 193.900), BYU (6th, 193.400)

4/22 .....at NCAA Semi nals ...................1st ...........................196.875 Utah (2nd, 196.625), Oklahoma (3rd, 196.550), Nebraska (4th, 196.175), Oregon State (5th, 196.050), LSU (6th, 196.025)

4/23 .....at NCAA Super Six ....................1st ...........................197.725 Oklahoma (2nd, 197.250),Alabama (3rd, 197.225), Stanford (4th, 197.100), Florida (5th, 197.000), Utah (6th, 196.225)

2009

Overall Record: 23-9-1; Regular Season Record: 17-3 Head Coach: Valorie Kondos Field Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/9 .......at Utah .....................................L ...............196.075- 196.175

1/18 .....Arizona.....................................W..............196.325- 193.675

1/23 .....at CS Fullerton ..........................W...............196.600-193.875

1/25 .....California..................................W...............197.125-190.575

1/30 .....at Arizona Sate..........................W..............196.225- 193.075

2/15 .....Boise State (2nd, 195.700)........1st ...........................196.375 Washington (3rd, 194.400), CS Fullerton (193.150)

2/22 .....at Masters Classic.....................2nd ..........................196.125 Nebraska (1st,196.225),Minnesota (3rd,195.075),NC State (4th, 194.550)

2/27 .....at Oregon State.........................W...............196.575-196.350

3/8 .......Georgia ....................................L ................196.125-197.725

3/15 .....Nebraska..................................W...............196.625-195.850

3/21 .....at Pac-10 Championships..........1st ...........................196.725 Oregon State (2nd,196.550),Stanford (3rd,196.525),Washington (4th,194.375),Arizona(5th,194.325),ArizonaState(6th,194.000), California (7th, 191.750)

4/4 .......at NCAA Regionals ....................2nd ..........................196.625

Florida (1st, 196.775), Iowa State (3rd, 195.650), Denver (4th, 195.600), Minnesota (5th, 193.775), Iowa (6th, 193.625)

4/16 .....at NCAA Prelims .......................T-3rd........................196.625 Alabama (1st, 197.025), Arkansas (2nd, 196.950), Utah (T-3rd, 196.625), Oregon State (5th, 195.350), Illinois (6th, 195.050)

2008

Overall Record: 24-10; Regular Season Record: 18-6

Head Coach: Valorie Kondos Field

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/4 .......at Lady Luck Invitational ............1st ...........................194.975 Oregon State (2nd, 193.875), Arizona State (3rd, 192.475)

1/20 .....at CS Fullerton (191.025) ..........1st ...........................196.125 Brown (3rd, 183.025), Wisconsin-Eau Claire (4th, 176.525)

1/27 .....Stanford ...................................W...............195.050-195.025

2/1 .......at Washington...........................W...............195.975-194.425

2/8 .......at IGI Chicago Style Meet...........1st ...........................196.875 Stanford (2nd, 196.700), Illinois (3rd, 194.775), Washington (4th, 194.250)

2/17 .....at California ..............................W...............195.225-189.425

2/22 .....at Arizona .................................W...............196.575-196.050

2/24 .....Utah .........................................L ................195.825-197.450

3/2 .......Oregon State ............................W...............196.775-195.950

3/9 .......Arkansas (1st, 196.425)............3rd...........................195.800 Alabama (2nd, 195.925), CS Fullerton (4th, 192.625)

3/15 .....at Georgia.................................L ................196.925-197.900

3/29 .....at Pac-10 Championships..........3rd...........................196.200 Stanford(1st,197.000),OregonState(2nd,196.550),Arizona(4th, 195.725), California (5th, 193.400), Washington (6th, 193.375), Arizona State (7th, 191.925)

4/12 .....at NCAA Regionals ....................2nd ..........................196.625 Florida (1st,197.525),Nebraska (3rd,196.100),WestVirginia (4th, 194.825), NC State (5th, 193.825), North Carolina (6th, 191.825)

4/24 .....at NCAA Prelims .......................4th...........................196.725 Georgia (1st, 197.625), Utah (2nd, 196.950), Stanford (3rd, 196.900), Michigan (5th, 196.075), Denver (6th, 194.200) 2007

Overall Record: 25-11; Regular Season Record: 15-6 Head Coach: Valorie Kondos Field Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/6 .......Washington...............................W...............194.000-188.175

1/12 .....at Utah .....................................L ................195.976-196.325

1/15 .....Stanford ...................................L ................195.525-196.975

1/19 .....at CS Fullerton (2nd, 190.425)...1st ...........................196.050 San Jose State (3rd, 189.175)

1/21 .....Arizona.....................................W...............196.750-193.075

1/26 .....at Arizona State.........................W...............195.725-195.275

2/10 .....at Denver..................................L ................194.800-194.900

2/16 .....at Oregon State.........................L ..................196.375-196.65

2/25 .....John Wooden Challenge ............1st ...........................196.250 Denver (2nd, 193.700), California (3rd, 192.450), CS Fullerton (4th, 191.925)

3/4 .......Georgia ....................................W...............197.150-197.000 3/9 .......at Alabama ...............................L ................196.475-197.225

3/25 .....at Stanford................................L ................196.250-196.825

3/31 .....at Pac-10 Championships..........1st ...........................197.200 Stanford (2nd, 196.925), Oregon State (3rd, 196.300), Arizona (4th, 196.000), Washington (5th, 194.775), Arizona State (6th, 194.550), California (7th, 193.650)

4/14 .....at NCAA Regionals ....................1st ...........................195.975 LSU (2nd, 195.950), West Virginia (3rd, 194.775), Auburn (T-4th, 193.950),NCState(T-4th,193.950),NorthCarolina(6th,193.875)

4/26 .....at NCAA Prelims .......................3rd...........................196.475 Utah (1st, 197.325), Stanford (2nd, 197.200), LSU (4th, 196.275), Denver (5th, 195.575), Michigan (6th, 195.100)

4/27 .....at NCAA Super Six ....................4th...........................196.925 Georgia(1st,197.850),Utah(2nd,197.250),Florida(3rd,197.225), Stanford (5th, 196.825), Nebraska (6th, 195.975)

2006

Overall Record: 24-8; Regular Season Record: 21-6 Head Coach: Valorie Kondos Field

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/3 .......at Hawaiian Classic ...................1st ...........................193.775 OregonState(2nd,191.925),Arkansas(3rd,190.625),Washington (4th, 190.425), California (5th, 189.350), Sacramento State (6th, 188.075)

1/7 .......Utah .........................................L ...............193.850-194.875

1/20 .....at Washington...........................W...............194.600-190.650

1/22 .....Oregon State ............................W...............196.075-195.400

2/3 .......at CS Fullerton ..........................W...............195.925-190.050

2/10 .....at California (3rd, 190.850) .......1st ...........................196.500 Sacramento State (2nd, 192.500), UC Davis (4th, 190.300)

2/12 .....Washington...............................W ..............195.550-193.200

2/17 .....at Georgia.................................L ................195.200-197.525

2/19 .....Arizona State (2nd, 194.575).....1st ...........................196.675 CS Fullerton (3rd, 189.800), UC Davis (4th, 187.925)

2/24 .....at Arizona .................................L ................194.700-195.350

3/5 .......Stanford (1st, 195.950).............2nd ..........................195.150 San Jose State (3rd, 193.225)

3/17 .....at LSU .....................................L ................195.975-196.825

3/25 .....at Pac-10 Championships..........2nd ..........................196.800

Stanford (1st, 196.925), Oregon State (3rd, 196.300), Arizona (4th, 196.000), Washington (5th, 194.775), Arizona State (6th, 194.550), California (7th, 193.650)

4/8 .......at NCAA Regionals ....................3rd...........................195.175

Florida (1st, 196.375), Arkansas (2nd, 195.400), Illinois (4th, 193.125), Illinois-Chicago (5th, 192.125), SEMO (6th, 189.050) 2005

Overall Record: 31-7; Regular Season Record: 20-3 Head Coach: Valorie Kondos Field Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/7 .......at Utah .....................................L ................197.300-197.675

1/14 .....at Oregon State.........................W...............194.500-192.875

1/17 .....Nebraska..................................W...............197.050-192.650

1/23 .....California (2nd, 191.175)...........1st ...........................197.150 Sacramento St. (3rd, 190.375), CS Fullerton (4th, 190.325)

1/28 .....at Arizona State ........................W...............194.275-193.400

2/4 .......at Michigan...............................L .................195.250-196.25

2/11 .....at CS Fullerton ..........................W...............191.400-189.825

2/13 .....Washington...............................W...............196.575-192.600

2/18 .....at Stanford................................W...............196.300-194.625

2/27 .....Georgia (1st, 196.500) ..............2nd ..........................196.100 Arizona (3rd, 193.625)

3/6 .......Florida......................................W...............197.850-196.650

3/19 .....at Arkansas (3rd, 195.625)........1st ...........................196.850

Nebraska (2nd, 196.625), Oregon State (4th, 195.550)

3/26 .....at Pac-10 Championships..........1st ...........................197.100

Arizona (2nd, 195.925), Oregon State (3rd, 195.900), Stanford (4th, 194.600), Washington (5th, 194.425), Arizona State (6th, 192.975), California (7th, 163.550)

4/9 .......at NCAA Regionals ....................1st ...........................197.025 Penn State (2nd, 195.375), Washington (3rd, 195.000), Stanford (4th, 194.750), Boise State (5th, 194.500), Central Michigan (6th, 194.125)

4/21 at NCAA Prelims .......................2nd .........................197.025

Georgia (1st, 197.350), Alabama (3rd, 197.000), Florida (4th, 196.225), Iowa State (5th, 195.975), BYU (6th, 194.625)

4/22 .....at NCAA Super Six ....................4th ...........................197.150 Georgia (1st, 197.825), Alabama (3rd, 197.400), Utah (3rd, 197.275), Michigan (5th, 196.575), Nebraska (6th, 196.425)

4/17 .....NCAA Super Six ........................1st ...........................198.125 Georgia(2nd,197.200),Alabama(T-3rd,197.125),Stanford(T-3rd, 197.125), Florida (5th, 196.800), Utah (6th, 195.775) 2003 NCAA Champions Overall Record: 34-2-1; Regular Season Record: 19-2-1 Head Coach: Valorie Kondos Field

4/19 .....at NCAA Super Six ....................3rd...........................197.150

Alabama (1st, 197.575), Georgia (2nd, 197.250), Utah (4th, 196.950), Nebraska (5th, 196.425), Stanford (6th, 196.025) 2001

NCAA Champions

Overall Record: 38-2; Regular Season Record: 23-2

Head Coach: Valorie Kondos Field

Stanford (1st, 197.900), Oregon State (3rd, 197.075), Arizona (T-4th,196.775),Arizona State (T-4th,196.775),Washington (6th, 196.425), California (7th, 195.625)

4/3 .......at NCAA Regionals ....................1st ...........................197.325 Nebraska (2nd, 196.375), North Carolina (3rd, 196.350), West Virginia (4th, 195.275), Maryland (5th, 194.575), NC State (6th, 194.375)

4/16 .....NCAA Prelims ...........................1st ...........................197.675 Alabama (2nd,197.325),Utah (3rd,196.925),LSU (4th,196.650), Michigan (5th, 196.500), Arizona State (6th, 196.325)

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/2 .......Oregon State ...........................W...............197.600-195.675

1/10 .....at Utah .....................................W...............197.225-196.750

1/17 .....at CS Fullerton ..........................W...............194.100-193.900

1/19 .....Bruin Classic.............................1st ...........................198.275 California (2nd, 192.950), CS Fullerton (3rd, 191.525),UC Davis (4th, 189.675)

1/24 .....at Oregon State.........................L ................195.475-195.750

2/2 .......Arkansas ..................................W...............198.175-193.475

2/7 .......at Stanford................................T................197.450-197.450

2/9 .......Washington...............................W...............198.575-194.800

2/16 .....at Arizona State.........................W...............198.400-198.150

2/23 .....Arizona.....................................W...............197.400-195.275

3/7 .......at Michigan...............................W...............197.250-196.775

3/16 .....UCLA Invitational.......................2nd ..........................196.725

Oklahoma (1st, 197.475), North Carolina (3rd, 193.750), Rhode Island (4th, 189.825)

3/29 .....Pac-10 Championships .............1st ...........................198.175 Stanford (2nd,197.700),Arizona State (3rd,197.075),Washington (4th,196.750),OregonState(5th,196.650),Arizona(6th,195.950), California (7th, 195.925)

4/12 .....at NCAA Regionals ....................1st ...........................197.700 Iowa (2nd, 195.875), Oregon State (3rd, 195.850), Arizona (4th, 195.450),Missouri (5th,194.825),Illinois-Chicago (6th,193.200)

4/24 .....at NCAA Prelims .......................1st ...........................196.950 Alabama (2nd, 196.775), Michigan (3rd, 196.125), Arizona State (4th, 194.225), LSU (5th, 194.000), Iowa (6th, 193.825)

4/25 .....at NCAA Super Six ....................1st ...........................197.825 Alabama (2nd, 197.275), Georgia (3rd, 197.150), Nebraska (4th, 197.125), Michigan (5th, 196.050), Utah (6th, 195.300)

2002

Overall Record: 34-8; Regular Season Record: 22-5 Head Coach: Valorie Kondos Field Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/11 .....at Super Six Challenge ..............3rd...........................195.650 Georgia (1st, 196.525), Alabama (2nd, 195.725), Florida (4th, 194.600), LSU (5th, 193.825), Penn State (6th, 193.375)

1/13 .....at Georgia ................................L ................196.875-197.900

1/18 .....at CS Fullerton (2nd, 191.950)...1st ...........................192.775 Boise State (3rd, 189.400)

1/20 .....Arizona State ...........................W...............195.325-192.125

1/25 .....at Arizona ................................L ................195.100-195.175

2/10 .....Stanford ..................................W...............196.925-195.025

2/17 .....at UC Invitational .......................1st ...........................194.825 California (2nd, 192.825), UC Davis (3rd, 190.550), UCSB (4th, 185.500)

2/23 .....Oregon State ............................W...............197.550-194.925

3/1 .......at Washington (2nd, 195.000) ...1st ...........................197.050 Seattle-Paci c (3rd, 191.775)

3/4 .......UCLA Invitational.......................1st ...........................198.350 Michigan (2nd, 196.775), Minnesota (3rd, 196.200), CS Fullerton (4th, 194.075)

3/16 .....at Alabama ...............................L ................197.000-197.650

3/23 .....at Pac-10 Championships..........1st ...........................197.625

Arizona (2nd, 197.050), Stanford (3rd, 196.150), Oregon State (4th, 196.125), Washington (5th, 195.425), Arizona State (6th, 194.125), California (7th, 189.700)

4/6 .......at NCAA Regionals ....................1st ...........................197.425 Arizona (2nd, 194.950), Arizona State (3rd, 194.875), BYU (4th, 194.000), CS Fullerton (5th, 192.000), Illinois-Chicago 6th, 191.925)

4/18 .....at NCAA Prelims .......................2nd ..........................197.100 Alabama (1st, 197.300), Stanford (3rd, 196.050), Minnesota (4th, 195.700), Florida (5th, 195.675), Oregon State (6th, 192.925)

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/5 .......at Maui Invitational ....................1st ...........................196.200

Nebraska (2nd, 194.950), Arizona State (3rd, 191.525)

1/14 .....at CS Fullerton ..........................W...............196.825-192.900

1/19 .....at Stanford ...............................W ..............196.925-194.675

1/21 .....Utah ........................................W...............197.500-195.700

1/26 .....at Arizona State ........................L ................196.000-196.350

1/28 .....Alabama (2nd, 196.975) ...........1st ...........................197.500 CS Fullerton (3rd, 194.400), Southern Utah (4th, 191.525)

2/11 .....UCLA Invitational.......................1st ...........................196.850 Washington (2nd, 194.675), CS Fullerton (3rd, 194.575), Arizona (4th, 194.400)

2/16 .....at Oregon State ........................W...............198.250-196.375

3/4 .......Bruin Classic.............................1st ...........................197.700 California (2nd, 195.025), Utah State (3rd, 192.225), UCSB (4th, 188.575)

3/9 .......at Michigan ..............................W...............197.700-197.125

3/11 .....at Michigan State .....................W...............195.475-194.000

3/18 .....Georgia ....................................W...............197.475-197.375

3/24 .....at Pac-10 Championships..........2nd ..........................197.800 Stanford (1st, 197.850),Washington (3rd, 197.475), Oregon State (4th,196.550),ArizonaState(5th,195.725),Arizona(6th,195.525), California (7th, 193.750)

4/7 .......at NCAA Regionals ....................1st ...........................197.775 Oregon State (2nd, 194.075), BYU (3rd, 193.050), California (4th, 192.175), Boise State (5th, 190.600), CS Fullerton (6th, 189.800)

4/19 .....at NCAA Prelims .......................1st ...........................197.625 Michigan (2nd, 196.525), Alabama (3rd, 196.375), Florida (4th, 195.825), Oklahoma (5th, 193.875), Oregon State (6th, 193.775)

4/20 .....at NCAA Super Six ....................1st ...........................197.575 Georgia (2nd, 197.400, Michigan (3rd, 197.275), Alabama (4th, 196.550), Utah (T-5th, 196.025), Nebraska (T-5th, 196.025) 2000

Date .....Opponent

1/8 .......at Super Six Challenge

Alabama (1st, 195.750), Georgia (2nd, 195.400), Michigan (3rd, 194.925), Nebraska (4th, 193.325), Florida (6th, 193.025)

1/14 .....at Arizona (2nd, 192.675)..........1st

Central Michigan (3rd, 191.850), Iowa (4th, 190.775)

1/17

1/28

2/6

2/12 .....at UC Invitational ......................1st ...........................196.425 California (2nd, 192.175), UC Davis (3rd, 187.550), UCSB (4th, 185.150)

2/14 .....at Utah ....................................L ...............195.150-196.350

2/20 .....UCLA Invitational.......................1st ...........................196.925 CS Fullerton (2nd, 194.025), Oregon State (3rd, 193.375), San Jose State (4th, 190.000)

2/27 .....at Washington (2nd, 196.175) ...1st ...........................196.450 SacramentoState(3rd,191.125),Alaska-Anchorage(4th,182.475)

3/5 .......Bruin Classic.............................1st ...........................197.575

Michigan (2nd, 196.975), Illinois-Chicago (3rd, 192.500), UCSB (4th, 189.95)

3/18 .....at Pac-10 Championships .........1st ...........................197.700 Oregon State (2nd, 196.575),Washington (3rd, 195.900),Arizona State (4th, 195.875), California (5th, 194.675), Stanford (6th, 193.850), Arizona (7th, 192.950)

4/1 .......at NCAA Regionals ....................1st ...........................197.025 Oregon State (2nd,196.175),Stanford (3rd,195.975),Washington (4th,195.250),BoiseState(5th,193.650),Oklahoma(6th,193.000)

4/13 .....at NCAA Prelims .......................1st ...........................197.250 Nebraska(2nd,196.000),Michigan(3rd,195.925),PennState(4th, 195.350), Iowa State (5th, 195.325), West Virginia (6th, 194.175)

4/14 .....at NCAA Super Six ....................1st ...........................197.300 Utah (2nd, 196.875), Georgia (3rd, 196.800), Nebraska (4th, 196.725), Alabama (5th, 196.500), Michigan (6th, 195.725)

1999

Overall Record: 31-9; Regular Season Record: 20-5

Head Coach: Valorie Kondos Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/8 .......at CS Fullerton .........................W...............191.150-179.000

1/10 .....Georgia ...................................L ...............193.500-195.800

1/16 .....at Penn State (1st, 193.825)......2nd ..........................193.525 New Hampshire (3rd, 190.850)

1/22 .....at Oregon State ........................W...............194.575-194.450

1/31 .....Washington (2nd, 191.475) .......1st ...........................192.350 Maryland (3rd, 188.400), UCSB (4th, 183.575)

2/5 .......at Stanford (194.050)................2nd ..........................193.900 Penn State (191.650)

2/12 .....at Arizona State ........................L ................194.400-196.325

2/20 .....UCLA Invitational.......................1st ...........................194.275 Arizona (2nd, 192.575), Florida (3rd, 190.4750), CS Fullerton (4th, 187.375)

3/7 .......Bruin Classic.............................1st ...........................196.500

Michigan State (2nd, 193.050), Kentucky (3rd, 191.950), California (4th, 191.525)

3/13 .....at Michigan (1st, 197.400) ........2nd .........................195.700

Rutgers (3rd, 189.075)

3/20 .....at Pac-10 Championships..........1st ...........................197.775

Oregon State (2nd,197.400),Arizona State (3rd,196.025),Arizona (T-4th, 195.150), Stanford (T-4th, 195.150), Washington (6th, 194.425), California (7th, 192.475)

4/10 .....at NCAA Regionals ....................1st ...........................197.025 Utah (2nd, 196.425), Oregon State (3rd, 194.875), Washington (4th, 193.425), Boise State (5th, 192.475), Sacramento State (6th, 190.275)

4/17 .....at NCAA Prelims .......................1st ...........................196.425 Alabama (2nd, 194.950), Arizona State (3rd, 194.525), LSU (4th, 194.475), Stanford (5th, 194.000), West Virginia (6th, 191.850)

4/18 .....at NCAA Super Six ....................5th ..........................195.850 Georgia (1st, 196.850), Michigan (2nd, 196.550), Alabama (3rd, 195.950), Arizona State (4th, 195.900), Nebraska (6th, 194.800)

1998

Overall Record: 27-11; Regular Season Record: 16-6 Head Coach: Valorie Kondos Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/9 .......at Georgia ................................L ...............194.025-195.675

1/18 .....Arizona State (2nd, 191.175).....1st ...........................193.150 Denver (3rd, 184.225), UCSB (4th, 181.100)

1/23 .....at Arizona .................................W...............192.875-191.550

2/7 .......UCLA Invitational.......................1st ...........................195.400 Stanford (2nd, 194.300), Michigan (3rd, 192.600), Cornell (4th, 178.125)

2/13 .....at California .............................W...............195.300-188.700

2/22 .....Bruin Classic.............................1st ...........................194.550

Oregon State (2nd, 192.550), Penn State (3rd, 190.800), CS Fullerton (4th, 189.275)

2/27 .....at Washington ..........................L ................194.425-195.900

3/6 .......at Shanico Inn-Vitational............2nd ..........................194.500

Oregon State (1st, 195.450), George Washington (3rd, 187.925), Seattle-Paci c (4th, 185.625)

3/21 .....Pac-10 Championships .............4th ..........................194.700

Stanford (1st, 195.275), Oregon State (2nd, 194.950), Arizona State (3rd, 194.900), Washington (5th, 193.700), Arizona (6th, 192.800), California (7th, 189.200)

4/4 .......at NCAA West Regionals............2nd .........................195.100

Washington (1st, 196.150), Stanford (3rd, 194.625), Boise State (4th, 193.925), Oregon State (5th, 193.250), California (6th, 190.600). UC Davis (7th, 187.875)

4/16 .....NCAA Prelims ...........................1st ..........................196.925

Florida (2nd, 196.750), Utah (3rd, 196.200), Washington (4th, 195.450), LSU (5th, 195.300), Penn State (6th, 194.625)

ALL-TIME RESULTS

4/17 .....NCAA Super Six ........................5th...........................195.750

Georgia (1st, 197.725), Florida (2nd, 196.350), Alabama (3rd, 196.300), Utah (4th, 196.025), Arizona State (6th, 195.450) 1997 NCAA Champions Overall Record: 38-3; Regular Season Record: 23-2 Head Coach: Valorie Kondos

1995

Overall Record: 39-8; Regular Season Record: 26-5 Head Coach: Valorie Kondos

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/13 .....at CS Fullerton .........................W...............190.325-190.025

1/21 .....Stanford (2nd, 188.500)............1st ...........................193.275 UCSB (3rd, 183.600)

1/27 .....at California (3rd, 186.075) .......1st ...........................189.125 Stanford (2nd, 188.425), Denver (4th, 185.125)

1/28 .....Boise State ...............................W...............192.050-181.850

2/11 .....UCLA Invitational.......................1st ...........................194.700 ArizonaState(2nd,191.825),CSFullerton(3rd,190.475),California (4th, 186.700)

2/20 .....at Utah (1st, 196.375)...............3rd...............................194.3 Michigan (2nd, 194.675)

2/26 .....at Master’s Classic....................2nd ..........................191.225 Nebraska (1st, 192.050), NC State (3rd, 189.025), George Washington (4th, 186.225)

3/3 .......at Arizona (2nd, 192.675)..........1st ...........................195.425 UCSB (3rd, 189.000)

3/5 .......UCSB ......................................W...............194.175-187.850

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/10 .....at CS Fullerton ..........................W...............191.500-189.175

1/12 .....Georgia ...................................L ..................195.725-196.95

1/17 .....at Stanford ...............................W...............195.625-193.225

1/24 .....at Arizona State ........................L ................194.450-195.100

2/1 .......UCLA Invitational.......................1st ...........................195.150 LSU(2nd,192.725),California(3rd,190.800),UCSB(4th,186.725)

2/15 .....BYU .........................................W...............194.125-193.700

2/21 .....at Magical Classic .....................1st ...........................196.925 Florida (2nd, 195.100), Kentucky (3rd, 194.725), Michigan (4th, 194.225)

3/2 .......Bruin Classic.............................1st ...........................195.225 Washington(2nd,194.225),BoiseState(3rd,193.025),CSFullerton (4th, 192.150)

3/7 .......at Shanico Inn-Vitational............1st ...............................196.5 Nebraska (2nd, 194.275), Arizona (3rd, 193.400), Oregon State (4th, 193.175), Denver (5th, 191.25), UC Davis (6th, 187.425)

3/22 .....at Pac-10 Championships..........1st ...........................196.550 Stanford (2nd, 196.325), Washington (3rd, 196.025), Oregon State (4th, 195.000), Arizona (5th, 194.950), Arizona State (6th, 194.925), California (7th, 194.325)

4/5 .......at NCAA West Regionals............1st ..........................196.300 Washington (2nd, 195.725), Oregon State (3rd, 195.075), Boise State (4th, 194.750), Stanford (5th, 193.950), California (6th, 193.050), CS Fullerton (7th, 190.925)

4/17 .....at NCAA Prelims .......................2nd ..........................196.425 Georgia (1st, 197.075), Nebraska (T-3rd, 196.025), Utah (T-3rd, 196.025), Penn State (5th, 194.300), LSU (6th, 193.825)

4/18 .....at NCAA Super Six ....................1st ...........................197.150 Arizona State (2nd, 196.850), Georgia (3rd, 196.600), Michigan (4th, 196.500), Florida (5th, 196.425), Nebraska (6th, 195.250) 1996

Overall Record: 29-8; Regular Season Record: 15-6 Head Coach: Valorie Kondos Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/12 .....at CS Fullerton .........................L ................190.875-191.375

1/19 .....at Boise State ..........................W...............192.325-191.050

1/27 .....at Arizona (1st, 192.600)...........2nd ..........................191.350 Stanford (3rd, 191.050)

2/10 .....UCLA Invitational.......................1st ...........................194.225 BYU (2nd, 193.8), Arizona (3rd, 191.525), CS Fullerton (4th, 191.125)

2/16 .....at Oregon State.........................W...............194.325-193.200

2/18 .....Washington (2nd, 192.375) .......1st ...........................195.100 UCSB (3rd, 186.775)

2/24 .....California (2nd, 192.300)...........1st ...........................194.800 Denver (3rd, 191.050), Seattle-Paci c (4th, 187.000)

3/8 .......at Arizona State.........................L ................195.300-195.625

3/26 .....at Pac-10 Championships..........4th ..........................194.625 Oregon State (1st,196.775),Arizona State (2nd,195.525),Arizona (3rd,195.170),Washington(5th,193.150),Stanford(6th,193.000), California (7th, 192.375)

3/30 .....at BYU .....................................W...............195.725-194.600

4/13 .....at NCAA West Regionals............1st ...........................195.450 Oregon State (2nd,195.000),Stanford (3rd,194.700),Washington (4th, 193.350), Boise State (5th, 192.250), CS Fullerton (6th, 191.475), California (7th, 191.250)

4/25 .....at NCAA Prelims .......................2nd ..........................195.300 Georgia (1st, 196.400), Michigan (3rd, 193.975), Nebraska (4th, 193.950), Penn State (5th, 192.700), BYU (6th, 192.500)

4/26 .....at NCAA Super Six ....................2nd ..........................197.475 Alabama (1st, 198.025), Georgia (T-3rd, 196.775), Utah (T-3rd, 196.775), Oregon State (5th, 196.525), Michigan (6th, 196.375)

3/10 .....at Michigan Invitational..............2nd ..........................194.700 Michigan (1st, 196.625), Auburn (3rd, 187.200)

3/12 .....at Bulldog Invitational ................2nd ..........................196.475 Georgia (1st, 197.625), Nebraska (3rd, 193.250), California (4th, 191.825), Penn State (5th, 191.550), UMass (6th, 190.525)

3/26 .....at Pac-10 Championships..........1st ...........................193.850 Arizona State (2nd,195.150),Arizona (3rd,193.450),Oregon State (4th193.400),Stanford(5th,191.825),Washington(6th,191.625), California (7th, 190.275)

4/8 .......at NCAA West Regionals............1st ...........................196.950 Oregon State (2nd, 194.925), Stanford (3rd, 192.575), Washington (4th, 192.400), California (5th, 191.650), CS Fullerton (6th, 191.150), Boise State (7th, 191.075)

4/20 .....at NCAA Prelims .......................1st ...........................196.375 Alabama (2nd, 195.600), Oregon State (3rd, 195.500), Florida (4th, 195.425), Penn State (5th, 194.150), BYU (6th, 191.925)

4/21 .....at NCAA Super Six ....................4th...........................196.150 Utah (1st, 196.650), Michigan (T-2nd, 196.425),Alabama (T-2nd, 196.425), Georgia (5th, 196.075), Oregon State (6th, 194.850) 1994

Overall Record: 36-8; Regular Season Record: 25-3 Head Coaches: Valorie Kondos, Scott Bull

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/14 .....at Stanford ...............................W...............188.200-187.275

1/22 .....Oregon State (2nd, 188.450) ....1st ...........................189.400 Arizona (3rd, 186.625), Denver (4th, 171.100)

1/28 .....at CS Fullerton .........................W...............192.200-188.450

2/4 .......at Washington ..........................W...............191.550-189.500

2/5 .......at Seattle Paci c ......................W...............191.100-182.075

2/11 .....at Georgia ................................L ................194.525-195.725

2/19 .....UCLA Invitational.......................1st ...........................192.875 Michigan (2nd, 191.950), Arizona State (3rd, 191.400), Auburn (4th, 188.650), Minnesota (5th, 187.750), Illinois (6th, 181.275)

2/25 .....at ASU’s Southwest Cup ............2nd ..........................190.800 Arizona St. (1st, 193.650),Washington (3rd, 189.850), UCSB (4th, 189.050)

3/4 .......CS Fullerton (2nd, 188.150) .....1st ...........................191.725 Michigan State (3rd, 183.725)

3/11 .....at UCSB’s Gold Invitational.........1st ...........................191.275 UCSB (2nd, 189.275), New Hampshire (3rd, 188.325), Illinois State (4th, 184.025)

3/12 .....UCSB ......................................W...............193.675-188.275

3/26 .....at Pac-10 Championships..........2nd .........................193.850 OregonState(1st,194.825),ArizonaState(3rd,193.650),Stanford (4th,191.550),Washington(5th,190.050),Arizona(6th,189.875), California (7th, 186.925)

4/9 .......at NCAA West Regionals............1st ...........................194.300 Oregon State (2nd, 193.500), Oregon State (3rd, 195.075), Boise State (4th, 194.750), Stanford (5th, 193.950), California (6th, 193.050), CS Fullerton (7th, 190.925)

4/21 .....at NCAA Prelims .......................2nd ..........................193.700 Georgia (1st, 195.050), Michigan (3rd, 193.475), BYU (4th, 192.325), Washington (5th, 190.525), New Hampshire (6th, 188.450)

4/22 .....at NCAA Super Six ....................5th...........................194.975 Utah (1st, 196.400), Alabama (2nd, 196.350), Georgia (3rd, 195.850), Michigan (4th, 195.150), Florida (6th, 194.850)

1993

Overall Record: 30-8; Regular Season Record: 19-3

Head Coaches: Valorie Kondos, Scott Bull

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/16 .....Washington ..............................W...............189.500-187.100

1/22 .....at Oregon State ........................L ................190.550-192.900

1/25 .....at Boise State ..........................W...............191.850-190.000

1/29 .....at Arizona State ........................L ................190.150-191.850

2/6 .......CS Fullerton .............................W...............192.950-191.000

2/12 .....BYU .........................................W...............193.200-192.500

2/20 .....UCLA Invitational.......................1st ...........................194.250

Arizona State (2nd,191.350),California (3rd,184.950),Minnesota (4th, 184.900), Illinois (5th, 183.550)

2/26 .....at BYU (1st, 191.400)................2nd ..........................191.300

Southern Utah (3rd, 186.750)

3/5 .......at CS Fullerton (2nd, 190.300)...1st ...........................193.550

Southern Utah (3rd, 187.400), Illinois State (4th, 184.100)

3/7 .......at Arizona ................................W...............194.350-192.650

3/12 .....at Pac-10 Championships..........1st ...........................194.550

Oregon State (2nd, 193.900), Arizona (3rd, 193.200), Arizona State (4th, 192.900), Washington (5th, 190.800), California (6th, 189.400), Stanford (7th, 189.000)

4/3 .......at NCAA West Regionals............1st ...........................194.100

Oregon State (2nd, 193.775), Stanford (3rd, 191.875), Boise State (4th, 190.825), CS Fullerton (5th, 190.425), Washington (6th, 189.800), UCSB (7th, 187.250)

4/15 .....at NCAA Prelims .......................3rd...........................194.125

Georgia (1st, 196.400), Alabama (2nd, 195.275), Oregon State (4th, 193.425), Michigan (5th, 193.125), Florida (6th, 192.950)

4/16 .....at NCAA Super Six ....................4th ...........................194.925 Georgia (1st, 198.000), Alabama (2nd, 196.825), Utah (3rd, 195.825), Auburn (5th, 194.725), Arizona (6th, 194.075)

1992

Overall Record: 22-14; Regular Season Record: 14-5 Head Coaches: Valorie Kondos, Scott Bull

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/18 .....at Oregon State ........................L ................189.100-191.750

1/25 .....Georgia ...................................L ................189.600-194.000

1/31 .....at LSU .....................................W...............188.900-185.450

2/8 .......Stanford ..................................W...............191.500-187.700

2/14 .....at CS Fullerton .........................W...............190.600-189.500

2/29 .....UCLA Invitational ......................1st ...........................189.850 Minnesota(2nd,185.450),Washington(3rd,185.400),NewMexico (4th, 185.350), CS Fullerton (5th, 183.150), UCSB (6th, 179.650)

3/7 .......at Arizona ................................L ................189.300-193.750

3/13 .....West Virginia ............................W...............192.250-182.500

3/21 .....at California .............................W...............192.250-191.450

3/28 .....at Pac-10 Championships..........3rd...........................193.650

Oregon State (1st,194.850),Arizona (2nd,194.700),Arizona State (4th, 192.550), Stanford (5th, 191.200), California (6th, 189.950), Washington (7th, 189.150)

4/11 .....at NCAA West Regionals............2nd ..........................192.725 Oregon State (1st, 193.775), California (3rd, 192.100), Stanford (4th, 191.250), Boise State (5th, 188.775), UCSB (6th, 187.100), Washington (7th, 186.525)

3/24 .....at NCAA Championships............9th ...........................189.800 Utah (1st, 195.650), Georgia (2nd, 194.600), Alabama (3rd, 193.350),PennState(4th,192.775),Arizona(5th,191.950),Oregon State (6th, 191.375),Arizona State (7th, 191.025), California (8th, 190.725), Stanford (10th, 189.100), Florida (11th, 188.725), BYU (12th, 187.775)

1991

Overall Record: 22-8; Regular Season Record: 19-5 Head Coaches: Valorie Kondos, Scott Bull

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/13 .....at Georgia ................................L ................188.600-192.350

1/19 .....Arizona (2nd, 184.500)..............1st ...........................187.050

CS Fullerton (3rd, 182.400)

1/25 .....at Husky Classic .......................1st ...........................187.950 Washington (2nd, 184.150), Seattle Paci c (3rd, 182.100), Minnesota (4th, 179.350)

2/2 .......Minnesota (2nd, 179.300) .........1st ..........................189.100 UCSB (3rd, 174.250)

2/16 .....at Alabama ..............................L ................191.150-194.150

2/23 .....at BYU (1st, 190.8)....................2nd ..........................188.650 Southern Utah (3rd, 180.550)

3/2-3....UCLA Invitational.......................2nd ..........................191.000

Oregon St. (1st, 193.250),Arizona State (3rd, 189.250), California (4th, 185.550)

3/8 .......at Stanford (2nd, 184.800) ........1st ...........................185.000

Ball State (3rd, 181.800), Alaska-Anchorage (4th, 168.850)

3/16 .....at Pac-10 Championships..........2nd ..........................191.150

Oregon State (1st, 194.650),Arizona (3rd, 189.950),Arizona State (4th,189.500),Stanford(5th,187.750),Washington(6th,187.550), California (7th, 186.900)

3/23 .....at CS Fullerton .........................W...............192.750-189.100

4/6 .......at NCAA West Regionals............4th ..........................189.775

OregonState(1st,194.950),California(2nd,190.850),Washington (3rd,190.225),CSFullerton(5th,189.200),Stanford(6th,187.750), Boise State (7th, 185.700)

1990

Overall Record: 31-6; Regular Season Record: 17-3 Head Coach: Jerry Tomlinson

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/12 .....Minnesota (2nd, 177.450) .........1st ...........................187.800

UCSB (3rd, 167.850)

1/19 .....at Oregon State ........................L ................186.500-186.550

1/26 .....California .................................W ..............188.650-178.350

2/4 .......at Nebraska (1st, 190.050)........2nd .........................189.400

CS Fullerton (3rd, 187.650), Washington (4th, 184.800)

2/11 .....at Arizona State ........................W ..............189.500-187.500

2/14 .....UCLA Invitational.......................1st ...........................191.450

CS Fullerton (2nd, 187.950), Penn St. (3rd, 187.000), New Mexico (4th, 184.200)

3/2 .......at Washington ..........................W ..............190.800-185.450

3/10 .....at Georgia ................................L ...............191.350-192.550

3/17 .....at Pac-10 Championships .........1st ..........................191.500 Arizona (2nd, 189.300), Arizona State (3rd, 188.900), Oregon State (4th, 185.450), California (5th, 185.400), Washington (6th, 185.100), Stanford (7th, 183.450)

3/24 .....at CS Fullerton ..........................W...............189.700-188.500

4/7 .......NCAA West Regionals ...............1st ...........................192.150

CS Fullerton (2nd, 191.700), Boise State (3rd, 185.375), Oregon State (4th,189.700),Washington (5th,187.475),California (T-6th, 185.900), Stanford (T-6th, 185.900)

4/15 .....at NCAA Championships............4th...........................193.100

Utah (1st, 194.900), Alabama (2nd, 194.575), Georgia (3rd, 193.225), Nebraska (5th, 192.225), LSU (6th, 192.100), Oregon State (7th, 189.950), CS Fullerton (8th, 189.700), Towson (9th, 187.975), Florida (T-10th, 187.175), Arizona (T-10th, 187.175), Ohio State (12th, 193.650) 1989

Overall Record: 39-2; Regular Season Record: 23-1 Head Coach: Jerry Tomlinson Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/13 .....Minnesota (2nd, 177.40) ..........1st .............................187.40 UCSB (3rd, 170.80)

1/20 .....at Arizona (2nd, 187.40)............1st .............................189.25 Boise State (3rd, 179.25), Iowa State (4th, 177.40)

1/27 .....at CS Fullerton .........................W...................190.65-189.00

2/3 .......Nebraska .................................W...................189.80-187.15

2/18 .....UCLA Invitational.......................1st .............................190.95

CS Fullerton (2nd, 188.20),Arizona St. (3rd, 188.15), Georgia (4th, 187.50), Stanford (5th, 183.65)

2/24 .....at Nebraska (1st, 192.10)..........2nd ............................189.75 Michigan State (3rd, 185.05)

3/4 .......at Pac-10 Championships..........1st .............................195.20

Oregon State (2nd, 193.65), Arizona State (3rd, 191.10), Arizona (4th, 190.00), Washington (5th, 188.70), Stanford (6th, 186.55), California (185.00)

3/17 .....at California (2nd, 182.25).........1st .............................192.60 Southern Utah (3rd, 165.05)

3/18 .....at San Jose State (3rd, 180.20) .1st .............................192.40

CS Fullerton (2nd, 191.20), Southern Utah (4th, 168.35)

4/1 .......at NCAA West Regionals............1st .............................193.25

CSFullerton(2nd,191.85),OregonState(3rd,190.85),Washington (4th, 187.70), Boise State (5th, 186.15), Stanford (6th, 185.60), California (7th, 183.30)

4/14 .....at NCAA Championships............2nd ...........................192.60 Georgia (1st, 192.65), Alabama (3rd, 192.10), Nebraska (4th, 190.80), Utah (5th, 190.20), CS Fullerton (6th, 189.45), Arizona State (T-7th, 187.90), Oregon State (T-7th, 187.90), Oklahoma (9th, 187.05), Florida (10th, 187.00),Arizona (11th, 186.50), Ohio State (12th, 186.40)

1988

Overall Record: 31-3; Regular Season Record: 17-0

Head Coach: Jerry Tomlinson

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/9 .......Arizona ....................................W...................187.40-182.50

1/23 .....at Washington ..........................W...................190.05-187.40

2/6 .......UCLA Invitational.......................1st .............................189.20

Oregon State (2nd, 185.70), CS Fullerton (3rd, 184.35), Arizona State (4th, 183.65), New Mexico (5th, 171.15)

2/12 .....California (2nd, 176.50).............1st ............................185.10 UCSB (3rd, 174.35)

2/26 .....at Stanford ...............................W...................186.35-183.50

3/6 .......Washington ..............................W...................185.70-182.80

3/12 .....at Georgia ................................W...................189.55-189.15

3/26 .....at Pac-10 Championships..........1st .............................189.45

Arizona State (2nd, 187.05), Oregon State (3rd, 185.95), Arizona (4th, 185.30), Washington (5th, 184.20), Stanford (6th, 182.55), California (7th, 179.55)

4/9 .......at NCAA West Regionals............2nd ............................187.20

Oregon State (2nd, 188.50), Washington (3rd, 186.00), California (4th,185.70),Stanford (5th,182.95),Seattle Paci c (6th,178.50), Boise State (7th, 177.30)

4/22 .....at NCAA Championships............3rd ............................188.80

Alabama (1st, 190.05), Utah (2nd, 189.50), LSU (4th, 187.90), Georgia (5th, 186.80), Florida (6th, 186.65), Oregon State (7th, 186.50), Arizona State (8th, 185.10), Arizona (9th, 184.00), Nebraska (10th, 183.55), Penn State (11th, 179.70), Michigan State (12th, 178.80)

1987

Overall Record: 37-5; Regular Season Record: 22-3 Head Coach: Jerry Tomlinson

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/9 .......Wisconsin ................................W...................186.10-173.00

1/16 .....at Washington State .................W...................186.85-174.95

1/24 .....California (2nd, 174.80).............1st .............................186.60 UCSB (3rd, 166.45)

1/30 .....at CS Fullerton .........................W...................184.95-183.35

2/6 .......Florida .....................................W ..................186.15-183.25

2/21 .....UCLA Invitational.......................1st .............................190.10 Arizona State (2nd, 185.60), Arizona (3rd, 184.25), CS Fullerton (4th, 181.90), Minnesota (5th, 181.15)

2/27 .....at ASU’s Southwest Cup ............1st .............................187.05 Arizona St. (2nd, 186.15), Ohio St. (3rd, 184.05), Nebraska (4th, 181.10)

3/7 .......at CS Northridge (2nd, 170.90)..1st ............................181.40 Northern Colorado (3rd, 165.15)

3/9 .......at Utah (1st, 190.45).................4th ............................186.10 Alabama (2nd, 187.35), Oklahoma (3rd, 187.30)

3/28 .....at Pac-10 Championships..........1st .............................188.45 Arizona (2nd, 187.65), Washington (3rd, 186.15), Arizona State (4th, 186.10), Oregon State (5th, 185.25), Stanford (6th, 181.75), California (7th, 178.65), Washington State (8th, 177.95)

4/11 .....at NCAA West Regionals............1st .............................190.75 Washington (2nd, 187.35), Oregon State (3rd, 186.35), Stanford (4th, 183.80), CS Fullerton (5th, 180.65), California (6th, 178.15), Boise State (7th, 178.05)

4/24 .....at NCAA Championships............3rd.............................187.00 Georgia (1st, 187.90), Utah (2nd, 187.55),Alabama (4th, 186.60), ArizonaState(5th,184.00),Florida(6th,183.80),LSU(7th,181.50), OhioState(8th,180.20),Washington(9th,179.85),Nebraska(10th, 179.50), Arizona (11th, 179.45), Oregon State (12th, 174.50)

1986

Overall Record: 21-13; Regular Season Record: 14-6 Head Coach: Jerry Tomlinson

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/10 .....at Long Beach St. (2nd, 163.60) 1st .............................177.15 Iowa (3rd, 153.60), Chico State (4th, 152.90)

1/17 .....at CS Fullerton .........................L ....................179.05-182.00

1/25 .....Arizona (2nd, 181.20)................1st .............................183.30 Stanford (3rd, 176.00)

2/7 .......Florida (1st, 185.50)..................2nd ............................180.15 Oregon State (3rd, 177.30)

2/15 .....UCLA Invitational.......................3rd.............................182.40

Arizona State (1st, 184.95), CS Fullerton (2nd, 184.15), Nebraska (4th, 179.10)

2/21 .....Arizona State (1st, 185.25)........2nd ............................183.25 Nebraska (3rd, 178.55), Houston Baptist (4th, 168.60)

3/1 .......Minnesota (2nd, 178.90) ...........1st .............................186.35 UCSB (3rd, 170.85)

3/4 .......Penn State ...............................W...................183.30-181.05

3/22 .....at Pac West Championships.......2nd ............................185.40 Arizona State (1st, 188.35), Arizona (3rd, 184.0), Stanford (4th, 181.25)

4/5 .......at NCAA West Regionals............2nd ............................186.75 CS Fullerton (1st,188.45),Oregon State (3rd,185.70),Washington (4th, 183.30), Stanford (5th, 181.50), California (6th, 181.00)

4/18 .....at NCAA Championships............7th ............................181.70 Utah (1st, 186.95), Arizona State (2nd, 186.70), Alabama (3rd, 186.35), Georgia 94th, 185.45), CS Fullerton (5th, 185.00), Penn State (6th, 182.70), Florida (8th, 181.30), LSU (9th, 180.55), Ohio State (10th, 177.80)

1985

Overall Record: 12-23; Regular Season Record: 10-20

Head Coach: Jerry Tomlinson

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

12/28-..at Aloha Gymfest.......................5th.............................174.10

29 New Mexico (1st, 177.30), Oregon State (2nd, 176.70), LSU (3rd, 176.00), Oklahoma (4th, 175.50), Maryland (6th, 172.05), BYU (7th, 168.85), Montana (8th, 165.10), UCSB (9th, 159.25)

1/11 .....at BYU .....................................W...................177.65-174.10

1/12 .....at Utah ....................................L ....................180.15-187.90

1/19 .....Arizona State ...........................L ......................179.5-182.25

2/9 .......UCLA Invitational.......................3rd.............................176.15

CS Fullerton (1st,182.45),Oregon State (2nd,177.30),USC (4th,175.95), BYU (5th, 171.70)

2/16 .....Utah ........................................L ....................177.35-185.70

2/22 .....at CS Fullerton .........................L ...................176.40-185.50

3/1 .......at Arizona (1st, 182.10).............2nd ...........................178.55

California (3rd, 174.95)

3/2 .......at Arizona State (1st, 188.85) ....4th .............................177.60

Nebraska (2nd, 182.35), California (3rd, 178.80)

3/15 .....at WCAA Championships ...........6th ............................ 176.15

3/15 .....at NCAA West Regionals............4th ............................ 177.60

CS Fullerton (1st,185.35),Oregon State (2nd,184.45),Washington (3rd, 182.40), Stanford (5th, 177.15), Washington State (6th, 174.95)

1984

Overall Record: 34-7; Regular Season Record: 22-5 Head Coach: Jerry Tomlinson

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/6 .......at Stanford ...............................W...................178.70-172.20

1/7 .......at California .............................W...................180.75-178.55

1/14 .....Arizona (2nd, 177.70)................1st .............................181.00

San Diego State (3rd, 171.40)

1/20 .....at CS Fullerton .........................W...................183.05-182.15

1/21 .....at USC .....................................W ..................182.25-177.10

1/28 .....Long Beach St. ........................W...................178.45-161.35

1/31 .....at Utah ....................................L ....................183.20-187.05

2/4 .......at CS Fullerton .........................L ....................185.55-186.70

2/18 .....UCLA Invitational.......................1st .............................187.35

Arizona State (2nd, 182.00), Utah State (3rd, 174.55), USC (4th, 174.40), CS Northridge (5th, 164.85)

2/24-25 at Shanico Inn-vitational ............1st .............................179.70 Arizona (2nd,179.40),Ohio State (3rd,178.80),Oregon State (4th, 178.00),Alabama (5th, 177.55), BYU (6th, 173.15), Missouri (7th, 172.80)

3/2 .......Utah ........................................L ....................185.05-186.55

3/9-10..at WCAA Championships ...........3rd.............................183.55

CS Fullerton (1st, 186.50), Arizona State (2nd, 185.85), Arizona (4th,180.85),USC (5th,180.40),Stanford (6th,180.05),San Diego State (7th, 175.15), Long Beach St. (8th, 171.10)

3/24 .....at NCAA West Regionals............2nd ...........................183.45

CS Fullerton (1st, 187.30), Washington (3rd, 181.75), Oregon St. (4th, 179.95), California (5th, 179.45), Stanford (6th, 176.80)

4/6-7....NCAA Championships................2nd ...........................185.55 Utah (1st, 186.05), CS Fullerton (3rd, 183.90), Arizona State (4th, 183.65), Florida (5th, 182.20),Alabama (6th, 180.80), Penn State (7th, 179.45), Washington (8th, 178.55), Georgia (9th, 177.60), Arizona (10th, 176.90)

1983

Overall Record: 17-12-2; Regular Season Record: 11-6-1 Head Coach: Jerry Tomlinson Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/15 .....USC .........................................W...................180.55-171.40

1/28 .....at Arizona State ........................L ....................181.15-186.25

1/29 .....at Arizona ................................W...................183.65-178.35

2/4 .......at CS Fullerton .........................L ....................180.40-184.10

2/11 .....at Utah ....................................L ....................180.55-186.95

2/12 .....at Utah State ............................W.................. 181.85-180.55

2/27 .....UCLA Invitational.......................T-2nd .........................178.85 Utah (1st, 182.80), USC (T-2nd, 178.85), CS Northridge (4th, 171.30), Maryland (5th, 166.40)

3/13 .....at CS Fullerton .........................W...................183.40-178.25

3/7 .......at WCAA Championships ...........3rd.............................178.85 Arizona State (1st, 186.65), CS Fullerton (2nd, 183.35), USC (4th, 176.65), San Diego State (5th, 174.65), Arizona (6th, 173.45), Stanford (7th, 172.90), Long Beach State (8th, 168.80)

3/12 .....at NCAA West Regionals............2nd ...........................182.95 CS Fullerton (1st, 187.90), Oregon State (3rd, 179.80), USC (4th, 177.85), Washington (5th, 176.10)

4/8-9....at NCAA Championships............T-6th .........................177.80

Utah (1st, 184.65), Arizona State (2nd, 183.30), CS Fullerton (3rd, 179.25),Alabama (4th, 179.05), Florida (5th, 177.85), LSU (T-6th, 177.80), Ohio State (8th, 176.65), Oregon State (9th, 173.55), Nebraska (10th, 165.55)

1982

Overall Record: 20-14; Regular Season Record: 12-9

Head Coach: Jerry Tomlinson

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/9 .......at Kips Invitational .....................3rd.............................135.85

Arizona State (1st, 140.85), CS Fullerton (2nd, 139.00), USC (4th, n/a), Utah State (5th, n/a)

1/16 .....at CS Northridge (1st, 135.00) ...2nd ............................134.20

Fresno State (3rd, 126.25)

1/23 .....Arizona (2nd, 141.40)................1st .............................143.10

San Diego State (3rd, 141.20)

2/5 .......at CS Fullerton .........................L ....................141.75-142.95

2/20 .....at Utah (1st, 149.75).................2nd ...........................144.50

San Diego State (3rd, 143.90)

2/27 .....UCLA Invitational.......................3rd.............................145.05

Utah (1st, 147.00), CS Fullerton (2nd, 146.20), USC (4th, 141.95)

3/4 .......Penn State ...............................W...................141.70-140.75

3/7 .......at WCAA Championships ...........3rd.............................144.40

Arizona State (1st, 147.00), CS Fullerton (2nd, 146.95), San Diego State (4th,144.05),USC (5th,142.85),Arizona (6th,138.85),Long Beach State (7th, 132.15)

3/12 .....at NCAA West Regionals............1st ............................144.75

CS Fullerton (2nd, 144.55),Arizona State (3rd, 143.45), San Diego State (4th, 142.35), Stanford (5th, 139.70)

3/26-27 at NCAA Championships............6th ............................142.40

Utah (1st, 148.60), CS Fullerton (2nd, 144.15), Penn State (3rd, 143.10), Oregon State (4th, 143.00), Arizona State (5th, 142.95), Florida (7th, 140.90), Nebraska (8th, 138.10), Oklahoma State (9th, 137.20), Michigan (10th, 136.90)

1981

Overall Record: 42-6; Regular Season Record: 23-5 Head Coach: Jerry Tomlinson Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/10 .....at Arizona State ........................L ....................138.50-139.00

1/17 .....Stanford ..................................W...................141.50-127.50

2/2 .......at Utah Invitational.....................2nd ............................145.25 Utah (1st, 147.95), Oregon State (2nd, 144.80), BYU (3rd, 137.65)

2/6 .......at San Diego State (2nd, 130.05).1st .............................138.50 Long Beach State (3rd, 102.80)

2/15 .....UCLA Invitational.......................2nd ............................142.75

Utah (1st, 143.10), Oregon State (3rd, 142.10),Arizona State (4th, 141.40), USC (5th, 140.40), Minnesota (6th, 132.35), California (7th, 119.65)

2/20 .....at Penn State ...........................L ....................143.50-148.10

2/27-28 at Shanico Inn-vitational ............2nd ............................142.25 Oregon State (1st, 145.90), LSU (3rd, 141.65), Washington (4th, 137.60),BYU (5th,137.35),Nebraska (6th,135.50),Portland State (7th, 121.20), Oregon (8th, 86.05)

3/8 .......USC..........................................W...................143.80-136.40

3/20 .....at WCAA Championships ...........1st .............................145.95

CS Fullerton (2nd, 145.35),Arizona State (3rd, 145.05), San Diego State (4th,140.70),USC (5th,137.30),Arizona (6th,136.70),Long Beach State (7th, 121.30)

3/27-28 at AIAW Regionals .....................1st .............................148.25

CS Fullerton (2nd, 146.60), Arizona State (3rd, 145.50), USC (4th, 142.05), San Diego State (5th, 140.25), Stanford (6th, 137.75)

4/10-11 AIAW Nationals .........................2nd ............................144.10 Utah (1st, 145.65), CS Fullerton (3rd, 141.95), Penn State (4th, 141.80),Arizona State (5th,141.60),Florida (6th,141.35),Oregon State (7th, 141.15), Oklahoma State (8th, 138.45), USC (9th, 137.00),BYU (10th,136.00),LSU (11th,135.45),Pittsburgh (12th, 135.40), Louisville (13th, 134.00), Utah State (14th, 132.75), Ohio State (15th, 132.30), Missouri (16th, 130.00)

1980

Overall Record: 20-5; Regular Season Record: 10-2 Head Coach: Jerry Tomlinson

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/12 .....at San Jose State (124.40) ........1st .............................139.20 UCSB (118.50)

1/26 .....at Arizona State (137.10) ..........1st .............................138.45 Arizona State (134.90), Washington (131.15), Calgary (117.95)

2/1 .......at Stanford ...............................L ....................137.20-137.55

2/6 .......at Long Beach State .................W...................129.65-115.00

2/10 .....USC .........................................W...................140.90-128.60

2/15 .....San Diego State ........................W...................141.10-137.15

2/23 .....at CS Fullerton ..........................W...................142.70-145.05

2/29 .....UCLA Invitational.......................2nd ............................143.20 Utah (145.10), Minnesota (140.15), USC (139.15), Utah State (137.70), Arizona (136.55), California (126.35), San Jose State (123.95)

3/4 ......CS Northridge ..........................W...................134.85-117.80

3/14-15 at WCAA Championships ...........3rd.............................139.75

CS Fullerton (1st, 146.30), Arizona State (2nd, 143.80), USC (4th, 137.10), Arizona (5th, 134.55), San Diego State (6th, 133.45), Long Beach State (7th, 128.40)

3/21-22 at WAIAW Regionals ..................2nd ............................142.95

CS Fullerton (1st, 145.95), Arizona State (3rd, 139.60), San Diego State (4th, 138.50), USC (5th, 135.95), Stanford (6th, 135.40), Arizona (7th, 133.80), California (8th, 130.30)

3/29-31 at AIAW Nationals......................5th ............................138.85

Penn State (1st, 145.50), Utah (2nd, 144.15), CS Fullerton (3rd, 143.65), Oregon State (4th, 140.15), LSU (6th, 137.90), BYU (7th, 137.50), Lousiville (8th, 137.40), Arizona State (9th, 136.95), Jacksonville State (10th, 135.15), Southern Illinois (11th, 132.85), Florida (12th, 132.65), Utah State (13th, 131.45), Oklahoma State (14th,131.05),Minnesota(15th,130.05),Nebraska(16th,126.70)

1979

Overall Record: 19-27; Regular Season Record: 12-12 Head Coach: Lee Ann Lobdill

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/6 .......at Cal Berkeley Invitational .........2nd ............................116.25

Arizona (1st, 117.25), UC Davis (3rd, 112.80), California (4th, 109.65), Sacramento State (5th, 109.15), Chico State (6th, 98.70)

1/19 .....at USC .....................................L ....................121.20-130.25

1/26 .....Long Beach State .....................W...................134.55-123.95

2/2 .......at San Diego State ...................L ....................126.65-128.15

2/3 .......at CS Fullerton .........................L ....................130.35-142.15

2/9 .......at Utah State ............................L ....................128.95-134.95

2/10 .....at Utah ....................................L ....................131.65-134.00

2/14 .....CS Fullerton .............................L ....................132.80-138.00

2/23 .....UCLA Invitational.......................4th .............................130.85

CS Fullerton (1st, 140.15), USC (2nd, 134.05), Utah (3rd, 133.70), Arizona State (5th, 130.00), Arizona (6th, 129.90), Long Beach State (7th, 128.20), San Diego State (8th, 127.30)

2/28 .....at CS Northridge ......................W...................134.55-124.30

3/9 .......at WCAA Championships ...........3rd.............................134.45

CS Fullerton (1st, 143.55), USC (2nd, 139.00), Long Beach State (4th, 131.45), San Diego State (5th, 130.40)

3/16-17 at WAIAW Regionals ..................3rd.............................135.60

CS Fullerton (1st,145.10),USC (2nd,136.90),San Jose State (4th, 132.60), Cal State Hayward (5th, 130.35), Long Beach State (6th, 129.50), Sacramento State (7th, 126.30), UC Davis (8th, 124.20)

3/29-31 at AIAW Nationals......................14th ..........................130.95

CS Fullerton (1st, 143.80), Penn State (2nd, 143.70), Clarion (3rd, 141.750), Utah (4th, 138.10), Southwest Missouri State (5th, 137.70), USC (6th, 135.25), Oregon State (7th, 134.55), Louisville (8th, 133.90), Pittsburgh (9th, 133.85), Utah State (10th, 133.70), Nebraska (T-11th, 131.95), LSU (T-11th, 131.95), Georgia (13th, 131.60),EasternKentucky(15th,130.45),KentState(16th,129.80) 1978

Overall Record: 9-6; Regular Season Record: 9-6 Head Coach: Lee Ann Lobdill

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

1/6 .......Long Beach State .....................W...................132.40-131.15

1/13 .....CS Fullerton .............................L ....................132.85-141.80

1/20 .....at Arizona State ........................L ....................133.05-141.75

1/21 .....at Arizona ................................L ....................126.45-132.40

1/28 .....San Diego State .......................W...................133.30-132.05

2/17 .....USC .........................................W...................138.00-137.05 2/23 .....Utah State ................................W...................140.00-134.40 2/26 .....UCLA Invitational.......................2nd ............................138.40 USC (1st, 143.95), Utah State (3rd, 136.20),Arizona (4th, 135.90), Northern Colorado (5th, 130.45)

3/12 .....at WCAA Championships ...........3rd.............................137.80

CS Fullerton (1st, 147.10), USC (2nd (141.50), Long Beach State (4th, 133.65), San Diego State (5th, 132.50)

1977

Overall Record: 26-26; Regular Season Record: 13-12 Head Coach: Lee Ann Lobdill

Date .....Opponent ...............................Result .........................Score

12/4 .....at Long Beach State Invite .........3rd.............................132.00

CS Fullerton (1st, 142.20), USC (2nd, 137.05)

1/21 .....at Colorado ..............................W...................130.15-116.20

1/22 .....at Utah Invitational.....................3rd.............................128.15

CSFullerton(1st,140.65),Utah(2nd,136.95),Arizona(4th,126.25), BYU (5th, 66.60)

1/29 .....at San Diego State ....................W..................124. 70-121.80

2/3 .......at CS Fullerton .........................L ....................131.00-141.35

2/6 .......UCLA Invitational.......................4th .............................129.50

CS Fullerton (1st, 143.70), USC (2nd, 139.75), Arizona State (3rd, 134.30), Long Beach State (5th, 128.40), Nevada (6th, 126.55), San Diego State (7th, 125.40), Colorado (8th, 94.05)

2/12 .....Long Beach State .....................W ..................129.05-126.60

2/18 .....Arizona (2nd, 133.55)................1st .............................134.40 Long Beach State (3rd, 130.40)

2/19 .....CS Fullerton .............................L ....................134.80-136.90

2/26 .....at USC .....................................L ...................134.45-140.85

3/12 .....at WCAA Championships ...........3rd.............................141.05

CS Fullerton (1st, 147.85), USC (2nd, 144.50), San Diego State (4th, 138.50), Long Beach State (5th, 136.40)

3/18-19 WAIAW Regionals......................3rd.............................139.75

CSFullerton(1st,147.90),USC(2nd,141.95),Nevada(4th,138.95), San Diego State (5th,137.65),Long Beach State (6th,133.85),Cal State Northridge (7th, 130.40), Cal State Hayward (8th, 126.00), Long Beach City College (9th, 125.50)

4/1-2....at AIAW Nationals......................11th ..........................136.40

Clarion State (1st, 147.80), CS Fullerton (2nd, 146.80), Penn State (3rd,146.40),UMass (4th,144.70),USC (5th,142.30),SW Missouri State (6th, 141.95), Indiana State (T-7th, 138.55), Arizona State (T-7th,138.55),Utah (9th,138.50),Southern Illinois (10th,138.15), Michigan State (T-12th,136.15),Nevada (T-12,136.15),LSU (14th, 136.050, Washington (15th, 133.85), Louisville (16th, 133.15)

UCLA Year-by-Year Results

Overall Reg.Season Pac-12 Reg’l. Nat’l.

Year HeadCoach Record Record Finish Finish Finish

2022 ChrisWaller 13-11 9-9 4th 5th

2021 ChrisWaller 14-7 11-4 3rd 3rd

2020 ChrisWaller 10-3 10-3 3rd(reg.season) N/A N/A

2019 ValorieKondosField 29-3 19-1 1st 1st 3rd

2018 ValorieKondosField 37-2 22-2 1st 1st 1st

2017 ValorieKondosField 24-8-1 13-4-1 T-3rd 1st 4th

2016 ValorieKondosField 21-12 13-5 1st 2nd 5th

2015 ValorieKondosField 22-7 17-2 2nd 1st 11th

2014 ValorieKondosField 18-11 13-6 4th 2nd 8th

2013 ValorieKondosField 25-10-1 16-5 2nd 2nd 4th

2012 ValorieKondosField 30-4-1 17-2-1 1st 1st 3rd

2011 ValorieKondosField 28-11 16-8 2nd 1st 2nd

2010 ValorieKondosField 32-3 17-3 1st 1st 1st

2009 ValorieKondosField 23-9-1 17-3 1st 2nd 7th

2008 ValorieKondosField 24-10 18-6 3rd 2nd 7th 2007 ValorieKondosField 25-11 15-6 1st 1st 4th 2006 ValorieKondosField 24-8 21-6 2nd 3rd — 2005 ValorieKondosField 31-7 20-3 1st 1st 4th 2004 ValorieKondosField 30-5 15-5 2nd 1st 1st 2003 ValorieKondosField 34-2-1 19-2-1 1st 1st 1st 2002 ValorieKondosField 34-8 22-5 1st 1st 3rd 2001 ValorieKondosField 38-2 23-2 2nd 1st 1st 2000 ValorieKondos 40-5 25-5 1st 1st 1st 1999 ValorieKondos 31-9 20-5 1st 1st 5th 1998 ValorieKondos 27-11 16-6 4th 2nd 5th 1997 ValorieKondos 38-3 23-2 1st 1st 1st 1996 ValorieKondos 29-8 15-6 4th 1st 2nd 1995 ValorieKondos 39-8 26-5 1st 1st 4th 1994 ValorieKondos/ScottBull 36-8 25-3 2nd 1st 5th 1993 ValorieKondos/ScottBull 30-8 19-3 1st 1st 4th 1992 ValorieKondos/ScottBull 22-14 14-5 3rd 2nd 9th 1991 ValorieKondos/ScottBull 22-8 19-5 2nd 4th — 1990 JerryTomlinson 31-6 17-3 1st 1st 4th 1989 JerryTomlinson 39-2 23-1 1st 1st 2nd 1988 JerryTomlinson 31-3 17-0 1st 2nd 3rd

1987 JerryTomlinson 37-5 22-3 1st 1st 3rd

1986 JerryTomlinson 21-13 14-6 2nd 2nd 7th (Pac-West)

1985 JerryTomlinson 12-23 10-20 6th 4th — (WCAA)

1984 JerryTomlinson 34-7 22-5 3rd 2nd 2nd (WCAA)

1983 JerryTomlinson 17-12-2 11-6-1 3rd 2nd 6th (WCAA)

1982 JerryTomlinson 20-14 12-9 3rd 2nd 6th (WCAA)

1981 JerryTomlinson 42-6 23-5 1st 1st 2nd (WCAA) (AIAW)

1980 JerryTomlinson 20-5 10-2 3rd 2nd 5th (WCAA) (AIAW)

1979 LeeAnnLobdill 19-27 12-12 3rd 3rd 14th (WCAA) (AIAW)

1978 LeeAnnLobdill 9-6 9-6 3rd — — (WCAA)

1977 LeeAnnLobdill 26-26 13-12 3rd 3rd 11th (WCAA) (AIAW)

1976* LeeAnnLobdill — — 5th SCWIACClassII Championships

1975* KirbyWeedin — — 4th SCWIACClassII

JenniferShaw Championships

1974* KirbyWeedin — — 1st SCWIAC“B”League

JenniferShaw Championships

Totals 1238-394-6 780-226-4 (.753) (.774)

*Notincludedinall-timeoverallrecords.Regularseasonrecordincludesinvitationalsandconferencechampionships.

Record vs. Opponents*

Alabama.....................................................................3-8 Alaska-Anchorage........................................................2-0 Arizona.................................................................79-10 ArizonaState.......................................................68-24 Arkansas.....................................................................6-1 Auburn........................................................................2-0 BallState.....................................................................1-0 BoiseState...............................................................9-0 BowlingGreen.............................................................1-0 Bridgeport...................................................................2-0 Brown.........................................................................1-0 BYU..........................................................................13-2 Calgary.......................................................................1-0 California.................................................................75-6 CentralMichigan..........................................................1-0 Colorado......................................................................2-0 Cornell........................................................................1-0 CSChico....................................................................2-0 CSFresno..................................................................1-0 CSFullerton............................................................50-27 CSNorthridge..............................................................4-1 Denver........................................................................7-1 Florida........................................................................7-3 GeorgeWashington......................................................2-0 Georgia....................................................................5-19 HoustonBaptist..........................................................1-0 Illinois.........................................................................4-0 Illinois-Chicago............................................................1-0 IllinoisState.................................................................2-0 Iowa...........................................................................2-1 IowaState................................................................3-0 KentState...................................................................1-0 Kentucky.....................................................................2-0 LongBeachState......................................................17-1 LSU.............................................................................5-2 Maryland....................................................................3-0 Massachusetts............................................................1-0 Michigan.....................................................................8-7 MichiganState.............................................................6-0 Minnesota..............................................................14-1 Missouri.....................................................................2-0 Montana.....................................................................1-0 Nebraska..................................................................14-6 Nevada-Reno...............................................................1-0 NewHampshire...........................................................2-0 NewMexico................................................................3-1 NorthCarolina.............................................................2-0 NorthCarolinaState.....................................................4-0 NorthernColorado.......................................................2-0 OhioState..................................................................3-0 Oklahoma...................................................................1-9 Oregon.......................................................................1-0 OregonState....................................................59-23-1 PennState...................................................................7-2 PortlandState..............................................................1-0 RhodeIsland................................................................1-0 Rutgers.......................................................................1-0 SacramentoState........................................................7-0 SanDiegoState.........................................................16-1 SanJoseState..........................................................10-0 Seattle-Paci c .............................................................6-0 Southern Utah .............................................................7-1 Stanford...........................................................63-18-1 UC Davis ...................................................................11-0 UC Santa Barbara .....................................................23-0 USC......................................................................15-9-1 Utah......................................................................13-36 Utah State ............................................................... 12-1 Washington........................................................71-4-1 Washington State ......................................................2-0 West Virginia................................................................1-0 Wisconsin .................................................................1-0 Wisconsin-Eau Claire ...................................................1-0 * Regular season competition only Boldface indicates 2023 opponents

Martin Jarmond

Director of Athletics

3rd Year at UCLA UNC-Wilmington ‘01

Martin Jarmond, a nationally recognizedleaderincollegeathletics, hasbuiltanimpressivetrackrecord ofcompetitiveexcellence,innovative strategyandstudentathletesuccess.

Atwo-timerecipientof SportsBusinessJournal’sFortyUnder 40Awardwith20yearsinsportsadministrationspanning threeconferences,JarmondisguidingUCLAtonewheights throughhiscultureofanE.L.I.T.E.mindset–Energy,Leadership, Integrity,ToughnessandExcellence.Jarmond’sresults-driven strategiescombinedwitharelentlessworkethictoelevate UCLAAthleticscreatesanexceptionalexperienceforstudentathletesandfansalike.

JarmondwashiredonMay19,2020,asUCLA’sAliceand NahumLainerFamilyDirectorofAthletics,becomingtheninth athleticdirectorinschoolhistory.Jarmondmadeanimmediate impactontheBruins,jumpstartingtheVotingMattersInitiative, the rstofitskindinthecountrywhichassistedstudent-athletes in discovering the tools needed to exact meaningful change through civic duty.Jarmond engineered a partnership between UCLA and Nike/Jordan Brand, becoming only the fth Jordan brand school in the nation and the rst partnership with Nike in UCLA history. The six-year agreement between UCLA and Nike provides for 22 of the 25 UCLA varsity sports with Nike apparel,whilefootball,men’sbasketballandwomen’sbasketball don Jordan Brand. Jarmond exhibits a strong commitment to mental health awareness, and his emphasis on diversity and inclusion was recognized in a 2021 SBJ award for being a national leader in diversity and inclusive hiring. He was the Pac-12ConferencerepresentativetotheNCAADivisionIMen’s Basketball Committee for 2021-22.

ThroughJarmond’sinstrumentalleadership,UCLAAthleticsisat theforefrontofarapidlychangingcollegiateathleticslandscape.

In the burgeoning area of Name, Image and Likeness (NIL), Jarmond launched new support for student-athletes,including “WestwoodAscent”a comprehensive NIL program designed to support UCLA’s student-athletes to build their personal brand and maximize their NIL opportunities. In addition, the launch of Westwood Exchange, a free business registry designed for companies,donors,fansandalumnithatwanttoconnectdirectly with UCLA’s student-athletes interested in capitalizing on their NIL, ranked in the top 3 in the country.

InJuneof2022,Jarmondworkedcloselywithcampusleadership whileplayingacriticalroleinUCLAAthleticsapplyingandbeing acceptedforfuturemembershipintheBigTenConference.One of the most important announcements in the history of UCLA Athletics, the Bruins will join the Big Ten Conference in 2024. Comprehensive work by Jarmond and his staff throughout the pandemic,ensuredallBruinteamscouldcompetesafelyduring their 2020-21 seasons.UCLA teams captured four conference titles and the men’s water polo team brought national title No. 119 home toWestwood.The men’s basketball team embarked on a remarkable journey which led to an appearance in the 2021NCAAFinalFourandtheprogram’s rstnationalsemi nal appearance since 2008. These athletic achievements were balanced by record numbers of student-athletes earning spots on the conference all-academic squads, with 49 individuals earning a perfect 4.0 GPA for the Winter Quarter, and 131 student-athletes earning their UCLA degrees.For the rst time ever, the Bruins produced multiple winners of the NCAA Elite 90 Award. Four student-athletes were recognized by CoSIDA as Academic All-Americans.

Jarmond came to UCLA from Boston College,where he served as the school’s Director of Athletics for three years. During his timethere,heorchestratedtheEagles’ rst-everstrategicplan,a comprehensive ve-yeargoaltoadvancetheprogrambyfostering student-athleteformation,strengtheningcompetitiveexcellence, increasing external engagement and enhancing facilities. The strategic plan was supported by BC’s rst-ever athletics-only capitalcampaign,atthetime,thelargestcampaignofanyAtlantic Coast Conference institution at $150 million. Jarmond hired high-impact coaches in football, women’s basketball, softball, volleyball, swimming & diving, men’s soccer, women’s soccer and fencing. Jarmond served on the NCAA Division I Men’s

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Basketball Oversight Committee and on the John McLendon Minority Scholarship Foundation Board of Directors.

Prior to joining Boston College in 2017 and becoming the youngest athletic director of any Power Five institution at age 37,Jarmondpreviouslyservedasdeputydirectorofathleticsat Ohio State, moving up the ranks after arriving as an associate athletic director for development in 2009. During his time at OhioState,hewastheleadadministratorforavarietyofsports, including football and men’s basketball, and directed external and internal relations and day-today operations. He also had responsibilityforfootballscheduling,servedontheNCAADivision IWomen’sGolfCommittee,andwasamemberoftheinaugural CollegeFootballPlayoffNationalChampionshipAdvisoryGroup andtheRoseBowlAdvisoryCommittee.AsOhioStateAthletics’ chief advancement of cer, Jarmond helped raise more than $120 million between 2010-2012.

Jarmondwasalsoanassistantathleticdirectorfordevelopment forsevenyearsatMichiganState,whereheservedontheathletic director’s executive leadership team. He was a key member of the $1.2 billion “Campaign for MSU” development team and a liaison between Michigan State’s university development and alumni association leadership. Jarmond led the efforts to implementScholarshipSeatinginfootballandCourtsideseating in men’s basketball.

A native of Fayetteville, North Carolina, Jarmond, 42, earned a bachelor’sdegreeincommunicationstudiesfromtheUniversity ofNorthCarolinaatWilmington.Atwo-yearcaptainofthemen’s basketball team, he led his team to the program’s rst-ever NCAA tournament appearance in 2000 and earned Colonial Athletic Association All-Academic honors in 2001. He holds bothaM.B.A.andamaster’sinsportsadministrationfromOhio University.JarmondismarriedtoDr.JessicaJarmond,adentist. They have three daughters: Scarlett, Savannah and Serena.

Dr. Christina Rivera

Executive Senior Associate Athletic Director, Internal Operations/SWA

16th Year at UCLA UC Irvine ‘96

Dr. Christina Rivera serves as the Executive Senior Associate Athletic Director,InternalOperations/SeniorWomanAdministrator(SWA) at UCLA, having joined the staff in September 2007.

In her role, Dr. Rivera directly supervises several sports, administrative areas and leads department efforts, especially in the areas of internal operations, Title IX, women in sport, governance and legislation, department meetings, campus partnerships, and performance evaluation and program assessment. As a member of the Executive Team reporting directly to the Director of Athletics, she serves in a leadership role for coaches and staff, and works towards establishing department goals and policies that align with University values. Additionally, Dr. Rivera collaborates with University of cials to provide guidance and direction to coaches and staff in order to enhancethegrowthanddevelopmentofstudent-athletesonand off the eld. In the face of changing NCAA legislation, she also workstodevelopstrategicandinnovativeprogramsthatbene t the department and are executed in a consistent, ef cient and professionalmannerthroughoutthesupportservicesareas.Her role also requires her to exercise broad discretionary authority to solve problems in assigned areas of responsibility,including working closely with the Chief Financial Of cer to ensure the department is consistently providing a quality student-athlete experienceandthattheprinciplesofequity,diversityandinclusion are embedded in all UCLA varsity programs.

Prior to serving as the Executive Senior Associate Athletic Director/SWA, Dr. Rivera was the Associate Athletic Director responsible for the academic and student support services provided to Bruin student-athletes. This included academic counseling,academicmentoring,peerlearning,studentservices and student-athlete development programming. She also had direct oversight of the academic eligibility certi cation process aswellastherequirementsassociatedwiththeNCAAAcademic ProgressRate(APR)andNCAAGraduationSuccessRate(GSR).

Dr. Rivera joined the Bruins after spending four years as the Associate Director and Eligibility Coordinator for the StudentAthleteAcademicServicesOf ceatUSC,whereshealsoserved as an Academic Counselor. Prior to her stint at USC, Dr. Rivera was an Athletic Academic Counselor for the Student-Athlete Support Services Of ce at Ohio State University. During her time in Columbus, she was also a lecturer for the School of Physical Activity and Educational Services, as well as for the Athletics Department.

Dr. Rivera has served on various campus, conference and national committees, including the NCAA Student-Athlete ExperienceCommitteeandBoardofDirectorsfortheCollegiate Women Sports Awards. She is also a graduate of the Sport Management Institute (SMI) and LEAD1 Institute. In July 2021, she was honored as one of the 12 inaugural members of the LEAD1DiversityFellowshipProgram,ayear-longopportunityfor people of color and female administrators evaluated by a panel of experts as the industry’s most ready to assume an athletics director position.To add, she was a recipient of the Next Level Female Executive Scholarship to attend the 2021 Collegiate Athletic Leadership Symposium (CALS).

Dr.Rivera is a member of the NationalAssociation ofAcademic and Student-Athlete Development Professionals (N4A) and Women Leaders in College Sports.In June 2007,she received theN4AProfessionalPromiseAwardpresentedtoamemberwho has dedicated their energy to theAssociation and its members. She has also presented at several conferences in regards to factors related to academic achievement and student-athlete retention, as well as the use of technology for reporting and increasing academic accountability in athletics.

Dr. Rivera earned her Doctor of Philosophy degree in Higher Education Administration at Ohio State University in August 2004 where her dissertation focused on the identi cation of key factors student-athletes perceived to be important to the college student-athlete retention process. She also earned her Master’s degree in Educational Policy from the University of Pennsylvania and her Bachelor’s degree in Social Ecology at UC Irvine, where she was a varsity soccer student-athlete.

A native of Southern California, Dr. Rivera currently resides in Westchester with her spouse and son.

Dr. Gene Block

Chancellor

16th Year at UCLA Stanford ‘77

A champion of high-quality, accessible public higher education, GeneBlockhasservedaschancellor ofUCLA—overseeingtheuniversity’s three-part mission of education, research and service—since 2007.

UnderChancellorBlock’sleadership,UCLAhasgreatlyenhanced itspositionasanationalleaderinenrollingundergraduateswho come from low-income backgrounds, have been traditionally underrepresented in higher education or are among the rst in their families to go to college. During his tenure, UCLA has also become the most applied-to university in the nation, has advancedinrankingsinnearlyeverydiscipline,hassigni cantly deepened its international partnerships and engagement with alumni, and now receives more than $1.6 billion annually in research grants.

An expert in neuroscience, Chancellor Block holds faculty appointments in psychiatry and biobehavioral sciences in the DavidGeffenSchoolofMedicineatUCLAandtheUCLACollege. His research focuses on the neurobiology of circadian rhythms.

Before becoming UCLA chancellor,Block spent 29 years at the UniversityofVirginia,wherehewasmostrecentlyvicepresident and provost. He has served on the executive boards of several leading organizations, including the Association of American Universities and National Collegiate Athletic Association. He is currentlychairoftheAssociationofPaci cRimUniversitiesand is a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences and a fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.