The silver lining from UCLA’s loss against Oregon State was the standout performance by senior Lichelle Wong. Read more...
Photo: Despite not having set routines to perform against Oregon State last weekend, senior Lichelle Wong stepped in to compete in both the floor and vault rotations for the first time since injuring her Achilles tendon last season.
UCLA gymnastics saw its undefeated season come to an end Saturday after a series of mistakes dragged it below Oregon State. When the Bruins travelled to Corvallis, Ore., the Beavers (8-5) outscored the Bruins (7-1) by almost seven-tenths of a point. Read more...
The last time UCLA gymnastics faced off against Oregon State, it was for the Pac-12 title. Read more...
Painted in huge, bold letters on the wall of Yates Gymnasium at the John Wooden Center are the words “Champions are made when no one is watching.” This is the motto that drives UCLA gymnastics. Read more...
Photo: Although junior Samantha Peszek is injured this year, she has taken on a new role as a leader and a motivator for her teammates.
The crowd clapped on beat to freshman Danusia Francis’ floor routine Sunday in Pauley Pavilion. Francis stepped out of bounds on her last move, dropping her score to a 9.725, but her teammates ran to her with words of encouragement nonetheless. Read more...
Photo: Freshman Danusia Francis and the UCLA gymnastics team came away from Sunday’s quad meet victorious, taking first place overall.
In John Wooden Center’s Yates Gymnasium, there is a board with the name of each individual member of the UCLA gymnastics team written on it. Read more...
Photo: Junior Olivia Courtney and the UCLA gymnastics team are competing in their last meet at home before three consecutive away events.
Competing on the road is difficult for any team, as the road lacks the comfort of one’s own bed and the energy of the home crowd. Read more...
Photo: Senior Vanessa Zamarippa earned a perfect 10 on vault and took first in the all-around in UCLA gymnastics’ win over Stanford this weekend.
