This post was updated April 7 at 9:18 p.m.
BERKELEY — Finishing on beam might have been the Bruins’ worst-case scenario.
UCLA counted falls twice on beam during the season, creating unfavorable circumstances heading into its worst statistical event – the one that would determine its fate.
No. 9 UCLA gymnastics will have a shot to qualify for nationals for the second straight year at the NCAA California Regional, where it will face off against No.
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.
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.
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.
This post was updated March 9 at 2:53 p.m.
The Bruins’ first hit of conference play was a single line drive down the first base line, with a Ute error allowing graduate student outfielder Jadelyn Allchin to advance to third base.
Wrapping up a tournament season filled with adversity, the Bruins are set to start Pac-12 conference play with a clean slate.
No. 18 UCLA softball (11-6) will face Utah (14-6) in its first conference series of the season from Friday to Sunday at Easton Stadium.
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