The Bruins have multiple gymnasts who can do it all. No. 10 UCLA gymnastics (3-0, 2-0 Pac-12) has taken advantage of its gymnasts’ experience on all four events to start the season unbeaten, helping to account for the gap left by the graduation of two all-around competitors at the end of the 2020 season. Read more...

Photo: Junior Margzetta Frazier (left), freshman Chae Campbell (middle) and senior Nia Dennis (right) have each competed in the all-around this season for UCLA gymnastics. (Kanishka Mehra/Photo editor)

While some gymnasts may not compete three times in a year, the Bruins will take the competition floor three times in 10 days. When No. 10 UCLA gymnastics (2-0, 2-0 Pac 12) takes on No. Read more...

Photo: Junior Margzetta Frazier – who competed in the all-around in all of UCLA gymnastics’ meets this season – said she expects her coaches to lower her workload throughout the upcoming three meets in 10 days to avoid injury. (Lauren Man/Assistant Photo editor)

A fresh face may be cracking the Bruins’ bars lineup. Freshman Sara Ulias is on the verge of breaking into the bar rotation for No. 9 UCLA gymnastics (2-0) per coach Chris Waller. Read more...

Photo: Freshman Sara Ulias has done exhibition routines in both of UCLA gymnastics’ meets this season, adding a bars routine in the Bruins’ most recent meet against Arizona. (Lauren Man/Assistant Photo editor)

Though last week marked the start of the season, the Bruins are still in uncharted territory. No. 11 UCLA gymnastics (1-0, 1-0 Pac-12) will face No. Read more...

Photo: Freshman Frida Esparza was one of four new faces on the uneven bars last week versus Arizona State, scoring a team-high 9.900. (Lauren Man/Assistant Photo editor)