In the quarter’s first episode of Daily Bruin’s sports podcast “Out of Bounds,” Sports Editor Sam Settleman sits down with gymnastics beat writers Benjamin Royer, Helene Barnfield, Isabelle Friedman and Genevieve Trimbell to discuss UCLA’s upcoming trip to the NCAA championships.

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In the 2022 regional finals, Missouri upset UCLA to end the blue and gold’s season early.

No. 4 UCLA gymnastics will host the NCAA Los Angeles Regional from Wednesday through Saturday, with nine teams vying for two spots at the NCAA championships in Fort Worth, Texas.

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Things fans can see from the stands of a UCLA gymnastics meet include leaps, turns, handstands and flips.

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There’s a new highest all-around score to beat in the NCAA.
And it belongs to Jordan Chiles.

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One year ago, UCLA fell to Arizona State for the first time in over two decades as the Bruins recorded their fifth sub-197 score in six meets to start the season.

One special fan sat in the stands at Haas Pavilion with her shirt split down the middle – one half representing the Bruins and the other the Golden Bears.

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Margzetta Frazier was ready to compete again.
Following a season-ending foot injury, surgery, months of rehabilitation and even her college graduation, Frazier found herself back in UCLA gymnastics’ lineup ahead of the Super 16 in Las Vegas to kick off the team’s 2023 season.

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Nathaly Castrejon spent her freshman year isolated at home while taking classes through a computer screen.
Like many others, she took time over the pandemic to explore her interests, hobbies and, of course, TikTok.

Fifty years ago, Title IX was passed to prohibit discrimination on the basis of sex in any program receiving federal assistance, including athletics.
With its passing, Title IX changed the landscape of sports by providing more opportunities and funding for women’s sports across the nation.