Getty UCLA gymnast Kyla Ross.
The No. 3 UCLA Bruins women’s gymnastics team (5-2, 3-2 Pac-12) will visit the No. 18 Oregon State Beavers (8-5, 3-2 Pac-12) at the Gill Center in Corvallis on Saturday.
The meet starts at 1 p.m. PT and will be televised on the Pac-12 Network.
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UCLA vs Oregon State Gymnastics Preview
The Bruins scored a season-high 198.025 on Sunday at Pauley Pavilion, yet they lost to the now-No. 4 Utah Utes, who posted their own season-best mark of 198.075.
“I’m very conflicted,” UCLA head coach Chris Waller said, according to the Daily Bruin. “I can’t say enough about the performance of the team. The effort was always there; the focus was there. We keep improving, and this shows us and the rest of the world that we’re legit. But, it’s painful to lose. In Pauley. To Utah.”
The Bruins set new team season highs on vault, beam, and floor and posted six individual career highs.
UCLA’s Kyla Ross finished with the second-best all-around score of her career, taking the event with a 39.825.
“To see so many people get career highs and season highs — not only on floor but across the board — it was really awesome,” Ross said, per the Daily Bruin. “I had goosebumps watching the whole team get career highs and watching them do the best that they are able to put up for us.”
Fellow senior Grace Glenn became the first gymnast in NCAA history to lead off on balance beam with a perfect 10.
“Since the first meet, I’ve wanted to get a 10 in the leadoff position,” Glenn said, per the Daily Bruin. “Every time I come to a meet, I’m always thinking about what corrections I can make.”
The Beavers posted their best road score of the season last week, a 196.600, but came up short against the now-No. 10 California Golden Bears, who scored a 197.125.
Oregon State’s Madi Dagen tied for the top score in each of her three events: The sophomore from Pleasanton, CA, scored a career-best 9.925 on vault, a season-best 9.900 on floor exercise, and a season-high-tying 9.900 on balance beam.
“I had a lot of family at Cal, which is exciting,” Dagen said, according to the Albany Democrat-Herald. “I kind of just put everything in the past behind me and I focused on what I was doing there and lived in the moment and it was really exciting. It felt really good.
“I think vault started it off really well. It wasn’t definite that I was doing the one and a half but I warmed it up really well. And so once that event started, once I got a good score on vault, I just felt really excited and carried it to the next events and carried it with my team and the energy of the team was really good. So that really helped.”