DULUTH, Ga. "”mdash; Senior Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs landed her aerial flip on beam leaning backwards and began slightly flailing her arms, trying to regain her balance, but lost the battle. Read more...
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The Bruins pose with their trophy. UCLA ended the competition with a 197.750.
Senior Kaelie Baer takes a deep breath. She exhales and sprints into a run, her pace quickening with each step. Seconds later, she's spinning through the air, her body twisting a full 360 degrees before she lands dead center and salutes the judges. Read more...
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Senior Kaelie Baer is coming back from injuries from the last two years and has become a mainstay in the rotation.
The UCLA gymnastics team, which is set to compete at the NCAA Championships on April 20, has one thing in mind heading into the meet: stick the landing. Read more...
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Redshirt junior Vanessa Zamarripa competes against San Jose State.
UCLA finished the meet ahead of Arkansas, which also qualified for the championships, over Boise State, Missouri, Maryland and New Hampshire. Read more...
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Sophomore Samantha Peszek led the women’s gymnastics team to a victory in the NCAA Regionals and a trip to the NCAA Championships.
After clinching the first ever Pac-12 Championship title by a slim margin, the UCLA gymnastics team understands the importance of fine-tuning routines as it heads into the postseason. Read more...
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Redshirt junior Vanessa Zamarripa and the gymnastics team will participate in the NCAA Regionals on Saturday.
As soon as senior Tauny Frattone raised her arms after sticking her vault landing, the crowd at the John Wooden Center burst into chants of "10." Read more...
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Senior Tauny Frattone scored a perfect 10.00 on vault to propel the No. 3 UCLA gymnastics team to a 197.525-196.475 victory over No. 2 Oklahoma. Sunday’s meet was the Bruins’ final meet of the season and their last at the John Wooden Center. Six seniors were honored after the meet.
Blanketed in a sea of black T-shirts and red body paint, Stegeman Coliseum was buzzing with the applause of Georgia fans as UCLA entered the arena of its cross-country rival Friday night. Unfortunately for the Bruins, the crowd "“ and the momentum of the meet "“ shifted strictly in favor of Georgia by the beginning of the third rotation, leaving UCLA to settle for second place by the end of the competition. Read more...
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Senior Elyse Hopfner-Hibbs scored a 39.300 in the all-around in the Bruins’ loss to Georgia this weekend.
