Thursday, February 5

No. 5 UCLA gymnastics returns to Pauley Pavilion for Stanford showdown

The last time UCLA gymnastics was at home in Pauley Pavilion, it opened the season against Arkansas. Four weeks and three consecutive road meets later, the Bruins are back and champing at the bit to get another shot to compete in front of a home crowd. Read more...

Photo: Three road meets later, senior Peng-Peng Lee and the Bruins will have another chance to compete at Pauley Pavilion. UCLA will take on Stanford this Saturday in a Pac-12 meet. (Daily Bruin file photo)


UCLA gymnastics shifts season forward with cleaner routines

After two meets, No. 5 UCLA gymnastics looked like it was off to a slow start. On the uneven bars and balance beam, the Bruins were solid, although they did give away points on their handstands and landings. Read more...

Photo: Senior Angi Cipra made her season debut against Arizona State last weekend in front of her hometown crowd. The second-team All-American recorded a 9.875 on the vault, her only performance of the meet. (Daily Bruin file photo)


The Rundown: Feb. 8

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Photo: Junior Martin Redlicki hasn’t dropped a set in the past two weeks. Alongside his doubles partner freshman Evan Zhu, he won two doubles points for UCLA against No. 5 Georgia and No. 11 Florida, and was named Pac-12 Player of the Week. (Daily Bruin file photo)




UCLA looks to improve vault, floor events with returning gymnasts

On Saturday, the Bruins’ gymnastics squad left Corvallis, Oregon, with their highest score of the season – 197.325. As the team looks to build on the momentum from the Oregon State meet next weekend against Arizona State, it also recognizes a need to improve in key events. Read more...

Photo: Sophomore Madison Preston, who scored a 9.875 on the floor in UCLA’s season-opening win over Arkansas, has missed the Bruins’ last two meets with an injury. Coach Valerie Kondos Field said she could return in two to three weeks. (Daily Bruin file photo)


UCLA takes Kyla Ross’ perfect score on bars to win against Oregon State

Freshman Kyla Ross hopped onto the uneven bars. The four gymnasts who went before her had turned in solid scores. Ross, however, glided through her routine with grace, flowing from skill to skill and hitting every handstand. Read more...

Photo: Freshman Kyla Ross scored No. 8 UCLA’s first perfect 10 of the year on the uneven bars. The Bruins went on to defeat No. 17 Oregon State 197.325-196.700. (Jintak Han/Assistant photo editor)



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