UCLA Bruins Women's Gymnastics at Pauley Pavilion presented by Wescom Financial
The UCLA Bruins Women's Gymnastics team has a storied history, establishing itself as a powerhouse in collegiate gymnastics since its inception in 1972. Competing in Los Angeles, the team has consistently showcased exceptional talent and skill, earning numerous NCAA championships and accolades over the years. The Bruins perform their home meets at the iconic Pauley Pavilion, presented by Wescom Financial, a venue that has become synonymous with excellence in gymnastics.
Pauley Pavilion offers an intimate yet vibrant atmosphere for fans, with seating arrangements designed to provide excellent views of the action. The venue accommodates approximately 13,800 spectators, ensuring that every fan can experience the thrill of gymnastics up close. The seating is tiered, allowing for unobstructed sightlines from all angles.
Seasonally, the UCLA Bruins Women's Gymnastics team competes primarily during the winter and spring months, with events typically running from January through April. Fans can expect a variety of competitions, including dual meets against rival schools and championship events. The excitement of collegiate gymnastics is palpable, making it a must-see for sports enthusiasts.
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UCLA Bruins Women's Gymnastics Flash News
UCLA Bruins Women's Gymnastics Showcase Talent at Meet the Bruins
The UCLA Bruins women's gymnastics team delivered an impressive performance at the Meet the Bruins event. Team Jolly initially took a commanding 6-1 lead after two rotations. However, Team Holly fought back, securing a 3-2 victory in the third rotation and narrowing the gap to 8-7 with three consecutive wins on floor exercise. Senior gymnast Jordan Chiles solidified Team Jolly's lead with an outstanding balance beam routine, ensuring victory with one matchup remaining.
Chiles, who recently placed third on Dancing with the Stars, excelled by winning both of her head-to-head matchups. Freshmen Ashlee Sullivan and Nola Matthews also contributed significantly to Team Jolly's success, each winning two events. Team Holly's standout performers included junior Katelyn Rosen and senior Madisyn Anyimi, who each secured two wins across various events. Coach Janelle McDonald praised the team's steadiness and composure in front of a home crowd.
The Bruins are set to kick off their 2026 season on January 3 in a quad meet against Washington, California, and Oregon State, with their home opener scheduled for January 17 against Nebraska. Season tickets for home meets are currently available for purchase.
