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and where are the nobody watches women sports people?? 😌
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markrigney · 1 year
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The University of Texas’ Madisen Skinner.
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Reasons we are excited for the 2023 season with UCLA!
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We wanted to share with you all some of our reasons why we are excited for the upcoming UCLA gymnastics season!
Photo: Christine Kao
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Reason #1 - New head coach Janelle McDonald
Taking over after Chris Waller’s short three-year run of the program, Janelle McDonald has been tasked with rebuilding the UCLA gymnastics program.
While this is McDonald’s first-ever head coaching position at a collegiate level, she brings  with her over two decades' worth of coaching experience. Three years as an assistant coach at the University of California McDonald coached the Cal bar squad to its highest-ever bar score, 49.825, tying the national record with UCLA. During her time with California McDonald won several accolades including the Women's Collegiate Gymnastics Association Regional Assistant Coach of the Year in both 2020 and 2021, and she was named to College Gym New’s Coaching Staff of the Year in 2021.
Alongside collegiate coaching experience, McDonald coached at notable elite gym WOGA for six years between 2012 and 2018.
Along with her McDonald brings two new coaches to UCLA’s coaching staff, assistant coach Kyle Grable, and volunteer assistant coach Autumn Grable, both coming from JPAC
Needless to say, we are super excited to cheer on Janelle McDonald as the new UCLA head coach this season!
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Reason #2 - The return of Jordan Chiles
What a year it has been for Jordan Chiles! Returning for her sophomore season at UCLA, Jordan Chiles is coming off a very successful NCAA and elite gymnastics season.
In her freshman season, Chiles scored three perfect 10s twice on the floor and once on the uneven bars
However, after the end of her first collegiate season, Jordan returned to elite gymnastics with her eyes on the World Championships in Liverpool at the end of the year. In national competition, Chiles placed 3rd in the AA at the U.S. National Championships, along with being 3rd on both the uneven bars and floor exercise.
After the national championships, Chiles attended the Paris Challenge Cup, where she won silver on the uneven bars, and gold on the floor exercise.
Succeeding in her goal, Jordan Chiles was named to the 2022 U.S. Women’s World Championship team, where she helped the U.S. clinch the team gold, along with winning two individual silvers on vault, and floor exercise.
To say the least, Jordan is a vital asset to the UCLA team and one of the reasons we are so excited about the upcoming season!
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Reason #3 - Ranked #10 in the pre-season poll
UCLA has been ranked #10 in this year's WCGA preseason poll, extending the 27-year streak of being named in the top ten and it is certainly a reason to be excited!
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Reason #4 - College Gym New’s #1 Ranked Recruit Selena Harris
The new UCLA freshman class is littered with talented athletes, arguably one of the most notable is the #1 ranked 2022 recruit by College Gym News Selena Harris.
Harris has competed at both the club level, and also at the junior elite level, she has won eight level 10 national championships, excelling in all events and in the all-around.
Selena Harris is predicted to be an incredible asset for UCLA for the next four years and for the upcoming season, we cannot wait to see what she will do along with the rest of the UCLA team!
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Reason #5 - Ciena Alipio
Another incredible incoming freshman for the UCLA squad is Ciena Alipio is ranked as College Gym New’s #16 recruit nationwide.
She is a four-time US national team member and has experience competing both nationally and internationally. This year, Alipio won a silver medal on the beam at the U.S. National Championship, at the 2022 U.S. Classics she placed 9th in the all-around and 6th on floor exercise.
Ciena trained along with 2021 Olympic Champion Sunisa Lee at Midwest Gymnastics before moving to UCLA for her collegiate career.
Another athlete we will be so excited to cheer on during her time at UCLA!
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Reason #6 - 5th Year Senior Margzetta Frazier
Returning for her 5th season at UCLA is redshirt senior Margzetta Frazier who sadly incurred an injury at UCLA’s first meet of the 2022 season.
Coming back as a super senior for UCLA we are excited to see Margzetta return to competition, known as an all arounder with high marks on all events. Margzetta is an integral part of the UCLA team and a vital leader, and someone who as fans we value and look up to for her talents, hard work, and courage
Frazier has also served as a member of the Pac-12 Gymnastics diversity & inclusion organization, G-PAC, two years in a row.
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Reason #7 - Return to competition for Emily Lee
Emily Lee might be returning to UCLA as a sophomore, but the 2023 season will be the first time we see her compete in the blue and gold
While competing at the 2021 U.S. Olympic Team Trials Lee tore her Achilles tendon, and subsequently did not compete during the 2022 NCAA season while recovering
Lee, a three-time U.S. National Team member, was ranked #10 by College Gym News in the Class of 2021 national rankings. With strengths on the balance beam, floor exercise, and in all around.
We have waited! And we are so ready to see Emily Lee compete in Pauley Pavilion in the blue and gold!
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Reason #8 - UCLA Floor Party
While UCLA has had a large turnover in coaches from the last season, BJ Das is staying put with UCLA, having spent three years as a volunteer assistant coach (2020-2022).
Das is a professional dancer and choreographer and has been known for creating some of the most iconic UCLA floor routines in recent years, and we are so excited to see what she might come up with for this year's floor party in Pauley Pavilion!
Working with Das, UCLA is known for having some of the best floor performers in the nation, and this year is no different with notable athletes being; Jordan Chiles, Margzetta Frazier, Chae Campbell, Brooklyn Moors, Emma Malabuyo, Chloe Lashbrooke, Emily Lee
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eak1mouse · 11 days
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Article part 3: AKA PAY YOUR PLAYERS
"According to the NCAA’s own research, coaching and administrative salaries totaled $5.5 billion at the Division I level in 2021 while another $2.5 billion was spent on lavish athletics facilities. By contrast, only $2.9 billion went toward athletics scholarships."
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delawaresportsblitz · 11 months
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WILMINGTON UNIVERSITY DEFEATS ADELPHI 3-1 TO ADVANCE TO THEIR FIRST-EVER NCAA DII WOMEN’S COLLEGE WORLD SERIES
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dalydose22 · 1 year
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alixra · 16 days
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oh my gosh i need so badly to talk about the attention that women’s basketball is getting right now.
it’s so exciting because this sport has always been great but it’s going to be even better now that it’s getting soo much media attention.
i think having such big names like paige bueckers, caitlin clark, angel reese, juju watkins, etc. (there are also so many more underrated players but you get the point) helps so much because they’re entertaining to watch.
also i just think the sport as a whole is getting more and more competitive. like now everyone has good players and it’s not just one school/team dominating.
anyways its so amazing to see it grow because womens sports have been judged and perceived so badly for decades and it makes me so happy to see these wonderful women finally get the recognition they deserve.
I LOVE WOMENS SPORTS!!!!
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ava5225 · 18 days
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YES!!!👏🏻🤍
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misskelley · 9 days
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Women need to support women.
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sassy-sofia · 9 days
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Being ace and navigating conversations is a lot like not being into sports and navigating conversations. Most of the time I will get the sayings, rules, lingo, and rituals but sometimes I need things to be clarified. Like the other day I had to ask what NCAA stood for and don’t even ask me what a touchback stands for. I have no clue and I don’t wanna know
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pwhl-mybeloved · 9 days
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from the gist on instagram
this is such a bad thing and if you love sports you should be angry about this too
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markrigney · 1 year
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elenitrack · 4 months
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Ally Blumenfeld (Iowa State)
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mysharona1987 · 8 months
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overallsonfrogs · 2 months
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I’m sure it must be buried in the EC somewhere, but did Nicky and Aaron play Exy before following Andrew to PSU?
I feel like we never hear about their Exy experiences outside of the Foxes, and we know they don’t play after college
@korakos ?
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rimunagenius · 12 days
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iowa played one hell of a game.
my baby kate starting the game off with the first 5 points and one of them a three!
caitlin hitting those impossible jumpers 😭 god she’s so good
i started crying watching them walk off the court. the camera following into the tunnels with kate crying and caitlin holding her head up high has me SOBBING!!
south carolina played one HELL OF A GAME! they’re so cohesive as a team, the skill is unmatched. Well fought and deserved win. God these women are amazing.
Love women’s sports; Everyone watches women’s sports.
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