This post was updated March 23 at 9:23 p.m. Each week of the regular season leads to the postseason – when the scores truly matter. To win in the final stages, you have to be at your best when it counts. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore Selena Harris places her hand on her hip during her floor routine at Pauley Pavilion. (Julia Zhou/Photo editor)
The end is near. Saturday will be the last hurrah for Pac-12 gymnastics. No. 11 UCLA gymnastics will compete at the Pac-12 championships in West Valley City, Utah on Saturday in the night session. Read more...
Photo: Freshman Selena Harris fist bumps graduate student Margzetta Frazier before her bars routine at Pauley Pavilion. (Eden Yu/Daily Bruin staff)
Coming off its third-best score in program history, No. 11 UCLA gymnastics is traveling to Utah to compete in the night session of the Pac-12 championships, attempting to bookend the conference championship’s all-time history with Bruin-claimed Pac-12 titles. Read more...
Photo: UCLA gymnastics student-athletes celebrate on floor at Pauley Pavilion. (Brandon Morquecho/Photo editor)
Yates Gym holds its breath in anticipation when music hits the air. Gymnasts stop twirling on bars and come to a standstill on beam to watch the Bruins take the floor. Read more...
Photo: (Photo illustration by Mia Tavares/Assistant Design director. Photos by Daily Bruin staff and Amelie Ionescu)
This post was updated March 16 at 5:47 p.m. It takes some gymnasts years to earn a 10.0. It took Selena Harris only two rotations to hit perfection twice Saturday. The sophomore led No. Read more...
Photo: Selena Harris salutes after her bars routine at Pauley Pavilion. The sophomore recorded her first career perfect 10 on bars Saturday. (Eden Yu/Daily Bruin Staff)
Margzetta Frazier has already been honored at two senior ceremonies. But the sixth-year Bruin said, in what will truly be her final senior night, the end of her NCAA gymnastics career will finally hit her. Read more...
Photo: Senior Chae Campbell pumps her fists after receiving a score at Pauley Pavilion (left). Graduate student Margzetta Frazier salutes the judges after her bars routine (right). (Julia Zhou/Photo Editor)
The stars realigned for Alex Irvine. After falling twice on bars, the freshman was taken out of the lineups for an entire month. Saturday, with sophomore Selena Harris and junior Emma Malabuyo unavailable, Irvine reentered UCLA gymnastics’ bars lineups. Read more...
Photo: Freshman Alex Irvine raises both of her hands for a high five. Irvine set a career-high on bars, with a 9.900 at Arizona State in Tempe. (Jeremy Chen/Photo editor)
