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2019 SCHEDULE No. 2 UCLA at Collegiate Challenge powered by Under Armour January Saturday, Jan. 12, 2019 – 6 p.m. (PT) @ Anaheim, Calif. (Anaheim Arena at Anaheim Convention Center) Fri. 4 #11 Nebraska W 197.250-195.700 vs. No. 9 California, No. 14 UC Davis, No. 33 Michigan State Sat. 12 at Collegiate Challenge (Anaheim, Calif.) 6 p.m. vs. #9 California, #14 UC Davis, #33 Michigan State Mon. 21 Arizona State P12N 2 p.m. Sun. 27 at Stanford P12N 4 p.m. February Sat. 2 at Oregon State P12N 11:30 a.m. 1-0 0-1 2-1 0-1 Sun. 10 at Washington ESPN2 3 p.m. Sat. 16 Arizona P12N 2:30 p.m. BRUINS COMPETE IN ANAHEIM SATURDAY Sat. 23 at Utah P12N 12 p.m. Defending NCAA champion and No. 2-ranked UCLA will compete in Anaheim on Saturday, Jan. 12 at the Collegiate Challenge powered by Under Armour. The meet between UCLA, No. 9 California, No. 14 UC Davis and No. 33 March Michigan State will take place at the Anaheim Arena in the Anaheim Convention Center at 6 p.m. Sun. 3 at Oklahoma ESPN 10:00 a.m. Sun. 10 Stanford P12N 1 p.m. TICKETS/PROMOTIONS Sat. 16 Utah State P12N 4 p.m. General admission tickets for the Collegiate Challenge are on sale at cacollegiatechallenge.com for $29.99. UCLA fans can use the code: cachallenge30 for 30% off tickets. The discount offer is good until Jan. 9. A pre and post- Sat. 23 at Pac-12 Champs. P12N TBD meet Fan Fest will take place on the plaza from 3-10pm for ticket-holders, featuring music, food trucks, games, (West Valley City, Utah) activities and athlete appearances. April ROTATION ORDER Sat. 4-6 at NCAA Regionals TBD UCLA will begin the meet on and end on " oor exercise. California starts on , UC Davis begins on Fri. 19 at NCAA Semi! nals ESPNU TBD , and Michigan State starts on " oor. (Fort Worth, Texas) Rotation V UB BB FX Sat. 20 at NCAA Super Six ESPNU 4 p.m. 1 UCLA CAL UCD MSU (Fort Worth, Texas) 2 MSU UCLA CAL UCD All times are listed in PT. 3 UCD MSU UCLA CAL 4 CAL UCD MSU UCLA CAREER-BEST MARKS BRUINS TO GAIN PODIUM EXPERIENCE FOR POSTSEASON Gymnast V UB BB FX AA UCLA will compete on a podium for the ! rst time this season at the Collegiate Challenge, giving the team valuable Dennis 9.950 9.925 9.875 9.975 39.425 experience for the postseason. Both the Pac-12 and NCAA Championships will be held on the elevated platforms. Flatley 9.750 9.825 9.875 – – Frazier – 9.875 – – – SCOUTING THE FIELD A. Glenn 9.900 9.875 9.900 – – California enters the week as the Bruins’ highest-ranked opponent, checking in at No. 9 after scoring 195.650 at G. Glenn 9.750 9.200 9.950 – – LSU. The Golden Bears led after one rotation and were tied with the Tigers at the halfway mark before LSU pulled Hano 9.925 9.025 9.825 10.000 38.650 away in the ! nal two rotations, ! nishing with a 196.775. Cal gymnasts had a pair of Top 3 ! nishes, with freshman Kocian 9.875 10.000 9.950 9.950 39.625 Milan Clausi earning third on vault and 2016 Olympian Toni-Ann Williams placing third on " oor with scores of 9.850. Kooyman – 9.875 – 9.825 – Kramer 9.925 – – 9.950 – UC Davis placed second at the NorCal Classic in its season opener, scoring a program-best season-opening mark Nguyen – – 9.900 9.900 – of 194.950 to move into No. 14 in the national rankings. The Aggies posted the highest beam total of the meet with Ohashi 9.875 9.950 10.000 10.000 39.575 a 49.100 and are currently ranked No. 6 nationally on that event. Sophomore Cammi Johnson captured a share of Poston – – 9.775 8.950 – Ross 9.975 10.000 10.000 9.950 39.700 the vault title with a 9.825. Sanchez – 9.750 9.750 – – Michigan State opened its season on Saturday with a 193.750-191.700 loss to North Carolina State. A pair of Savvidou 9.800 9.900 9.825 9.925 – Toronjo – – 9.850 9.950 – Spartan freshmen earned event victories, with Ashley Hofelich winning vault with a 9.800 and Alaina Raybon taking Tratz 9.925 – – 9.925 – ! rst on " oor with a 9.850. The Spartans rank No. 33 nationally overall and No. 21 on " oor exercise. Team 49.725 49.825 49.750 49.875 198.875 IN THE RANKINGS UCLA, who began the season ranked No. 1 in the national preseason coaches poll, slipped one spot to No. 2 after SEASON-BEST MARKS competition in week one. National rankings are currently based on season average. The Bruins are ranked No. 1 Gymnast V UB BB FX AA on " oor exercise, No. 2 on balance beam, No. 4 on vault and No. 5 on uneven bars. , and Dennis 9.200 – 9.725 9.875 – are tied for No. 1 nationally on " oor exercise. Ross also ranks No. 2 on vault, No. 4 in the all-around Flatley 9.750 9.825 9.875 – – and No. 14 on uneven bars. Ohashi ranks No. 7 on beam. Also among the Top 25 individually are Felicia Hano, who Frazier – 9.875 – – – A. Glenn – 9.800 – – – is No. 7 on vault; Margzetta Frazier, who ranks No. 14 on bars; and , who are tied for No. G. Glenn 9.750 9.200 9.875 – – 15 on beam; and , who is tied for No. 18 on " oor. Hano 9.900 – – 9.225 – OHASHI EARNS FIFTH CAREER PAC-12 SPECIALIST OF WEEK AWARD Kocian – 9.825 – – – UCLA senior Katelyn Ohashi earned Pac-12 Gymnastics Specialist of the Week honors for the ! fth time in her career. Kramer 9.050 – – 9.950 – The 2018 Pac-12 Specialist of the Year won both events she competed in the Bruins’ season opening win over Nguyen – – 9.825 – – Ohashi – – 9.900 9.950 – Nebraska (197.250-195.700), taking ! rst on balance beam with a 9.900 and tying for ! rst on " oor exercise with a Poston – – 9.775 – – 9.950. Ohashi upgraded both her beam and " oor routines this season, adding dif! culty to already impressive sets. Ross 9.975 9.875 9.850 9.950 39.650 STRONG START FOR BRUINS Tratz 9.800 – – 9.825 – UCLA recorded its highest score in a season opener in 14 years, kicking off the season with a 197.250-195.700 Team 49.175 49.200 49.325 49.550 197.250 win over No. 11 Nebraska on Jan. 4. Kyla Ross won the all-around with four scores of 9.850 or better for a total of

2019 UCLA GYMNASTICS WEEK ONE TOP 25 RANKINGS 39.650, the third-highest all-around mark in her collegiate career and the highest all-around score by a Bruin in the season opener in 15 years. Ross also won vault with a career-high 9.975, sticking a Yurchenko 1.5 vault the ! rst RK TEAM Avg. Score time competing it. She earned another career-high score of 9.950 to tie for ! rst on " oor exercise with Katelyn Ohashi 1 Oklahoma 198.050 2 UCLA 197.250 and Gracie Kramer. Ohashi took a second event title, winning balance beam with a 9.900. 3 Utah 197.175 FLIRTING WITH PERFECTION 4 LSU 196.775 Two Bruins " irted with perfection in the season opener, as Kyla Ross and Gracie Kramer each performed routines 5 Georgia 196.600 that earned one from the two judges. Ross did it twice, scoring career-highs of 9.975 on vault and 9.95 6 Michigan 196.050 7 Kentucky 195.975 on " oor. Kramer earned her ! rst career 10 from a judge on " oor and ! nished with a career-high 9.95. 8 Nebraska 195.700 OHASHI GOES VIRAL, PART TWO 9 California 195.650 They say it’s always hard to follow up a masterpiece, but Katelyn Ohashi did it with her new " oor exercise routine. The 10 Arkansas 195.575 11 Missouri 195.450 sequel to her NCAA championship-winning Michael Jackson routine that went viral with over 90 million views has 12 Stanford 195.175 garnered nearly 800,000 views on UCLA Gymnastics’ social platforms the last ! ve days. The senior’s new routine 13 Arizona State 195.000 features music cuts from Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson, the Jackson Five, Tina Turner and Earth Wind & Fire. She 14 UC Davis 194.950 scored 9.950 in her ! rst meet, tying for the nation’s highest score so far this season. Ohashi scored three perfect 15 Ohio State 194.900 10s with her 2018 routine, ! nished the regular season ranked No. 1 in the nation and swept through the postseason 16 Central Michigan 194.875 as the Pac-12, NCAA Columbus Regional and NCAA " oor champion. 17 Auburn 194.825 18 Arizona 194.750 FRESHMEN MAKE STRONG DEBUTS 18 Alabama 194.750 Freshmen and former U.S. National Team members Norah Flatley and Margzetta Frazier made their much-anticipated 20 Penn State 194.450 collegiate debuts last week. Flatley competed on three events, scoring 9.875 to tie for second on beam and notching 21 Iowa State 194.275 marks of 9.825 on bars and 9.750 on vault. Frazier hit UCLA’s top mark on uneven bars, tying Kyla Ross for second 22 Minnesota 194.150 place overall. Both freshmen performed well-received and well-executed exhibition routines on " oor exercise. 22 West Virginia 194.150 24 UIC 193.925 29 STRAIGHT 25 North Carolina State 193.750 With the victory over Nebraska, UCLA has now outscored 29 straight opponents over its last nine meets. The Bruins lost just two meets last season by a total of .225 points (.1 loss to Oklahoma Feb. 4, .125 loss to Utah Feb. 18). NATIONAL RANKINGS - TOP 25 as of 1/7) Gymnast V UB BB FX AA MORE STREAKS Dennis – – – 18t – UCLA has scored 49+ in 63 straight rotations, the team’s last sub-49 score coming in the ! rst rotation of the 2018 Flatley – – 15t – – Frazier – 14th – – – season opener … The Bruins scored 49.5 or better on 21 of those 63 rotations … UCLA has scored 49+ on beam G. Glenn – – 15t – – in its last 29 meets and 49+ on " oor in its last 23 meets. Hano 7t – – – – Kramer – – – 1t – FAREWELL SEASON Ohashi – – 7t 1t – The 2019 season will be the swan song for legendary head coach , who will retire from coaching Ross 2t 14t – 1t 4 at the conclusion of the season. Kondos Field has led UCLA to all seven of its NCAA Championships, along with 14 Team 4 5 2t 1 2 conference and 19 NCAA Regional championships. She enters her 29th and ! nal season with a career record of 516-120-3. In 2010, Kondos Field became just the second active coach ever inducted into the UCLA Athletic Hall of PAC-12 RANKINGS - TOP 25 as of 1/7) Fame, and she was also named the Pac-12 Gymnastics Coach of the Century and was selected by her peers as the Gymnast V UB BB FX AA Dennis – – 16t 8t – National Coach of the Year four times in her career. Kondos Field recently wrote her ! rst book, Life is Short, Don’t Wait Flatley 22t 14t 4t – – to Dance, which is available in bookstores nationwide, as well as digitally. Through personal stories and anecdotes, Frazier – 5t – – – she shares insights and advice on how to use uniqueness and authenticity to achieve success. A. Glenn – 19 – – – G. Glenn 22t – 4t – – ABOUT THE BRUINS Hano 3t – – – – UCLA returns all but four routines from the NCAA Championships and has ! ve All-Americans on the roster - 2018 Kocian – 14t – – – NCAA " oor champion Katelyn Ohashi, 2017 NCAA bars and beam champion and 2012 Olympic gold medalist Kramer – – – 1t – Kyla Ross, 2016 Olympic gold and silver medalist Madison Kocian, Felicia Hano and Grace Glenn. The Bruins lose Nguyen – – 9t – – 10.0-caliber routines from Christine Peng-Peng Lee on bars and beam, consistent high marks from Napualani Hall Ohashi – – 1t 1t – on vault and JaNay Honest on bars, and all-around potential from Sonya Meraz but bring in national team freshmen Ross 1 5t 6t 1t 4 Margzetta Frazier and Norah Flatley and three-time JO National vault champion Sekai Wright. Tratz 13t – – 12t – Team 2 2 1 1 2 UCLA’s strength lies in its depth. The Bruins have 20 gymnasts on the roster, including 10 who competed in at least 10 meets last season - Nia Dennis, Anna Glenn, Grace Glenn, Hano, Kocian, Gracie Kramer, Brielle Nguyen, Ohashi, EVENT TITLES Ross and . UCLA ! nished the 2018 regular season ranked in the Top 4 in the nation on all four events Gymnast V UB BB FX AA - No. 1 on " oor, No. 2 on beam and No. 4 on vault and bars. Kramer – – – 1 – Ohashi – – 1 1 – A LOOK BACK AT 2018 Ross 1 – – 1 1 UCLA turned in a performance for the ages at the 2018 NCAA Super Six Team Final, using a NCAA Championship Team 1 1 1 1 1 and school record balance beam score of 49.750 in the ! nal rotiation to come from behind to win its seventh NCAA team title. The Bruins trailed two-time defending champion Oklahoma by .325 at the halfway mark but rallied with TOP 3 FINISHES huge marks on uneven bars (49.6375, the second-highest bars total in NCAA Championship history) to cut the de! cit Gymnast V UB BB FX AA Flatley – – 1 – – to .175 going into the ! nal rotation. While Oklahoma was totaling 49.5375 on uneven bars to pad its lead, the Bruins Frazier – 1 – – – had an uphill battle to climb after a fall in the two spot following Grace Glenn’s 9.9375 leadoff balance beam mark. G. Glenn – – 1 – – But rather than sinking under the pressure, UCLA thrived. Brielle Nguyen, in her only routine of the night, followed Hano 1 – – – – the fall with a 9.875. Katelyn Ohashi answered with a 9.95, and Kyla Ross contributed a 9.9875, earning four of six Kramer – – – 1 – Ross 1 1 – 1 1 perfect scores. It all came down to Christine Peng-Peng Lee in the ! nal routine of the night. Although she and most of her teammates did not know at the time, Lee needed to score 9.975 on her ! nal collegiate routine to clinch the victory. She did one better, scoring her second perfect 10 in as many routines that night to claim the title for the Bruins. NO. 1 IN SOCIAL MEDIA FOLLOWERS UCLA Gymnastics has the largest social media followings in all of women’s collegiate sports, ranking No. 1 across all women’s sports in combined followers on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, a total over 412,000. The Bruins

2019 UCLA GYMNASTICS 2019 HONORS rank  rst among all NCAA gymnastics teams on both Instagram (226k) and Facebook (157k) and second on Twitter Katelyn Ohashi (29.1k). Among all UCLA teams, gymnastics ranks  rst on Instagram and Facebook, and UCLA Gymnastics is the Pac-12 Specialist of the Week (1/8) most followed collegiate women’s team Instagram account in the nation. Follow the Bruins at @UCLAGymnastics on Instagram and Twitter and on Facebook at facebook.com/uclagymnastics. Kyla Ross UCLA/Muscle Milk Student-Athlete of the Week (1/8) INTERNATIONAL COMPETITORS UCLA’s roster is  lled with international competitors, led by Madison Kocian and Kyla Ross, the only two women who have won Olympic, World and NCAA titles. Kocian is a 2016 Olympic gold (team) and silver (bars) medalist and 9.95+ SCORES three-time World Champion, having won a share of the uneven bars title in 2015 and team titles in 2014 and 2015. Gymnast V UB BB FX Total Ross won Olympic gold with the 2012 U.S. team and was also part of the 2014 World Championship team and won Kramer – – – 1 1 a total of four individual medals in 2013 and 2014. Stella Savvidou and Pauline Tratz competed at the 2015 Worlds Ohashi – – – 1 1 along with Kocian, with Savvidou representing Cyprus, and Tratz competing for Germany. Katelyn Ohashi won the Ross 1 – – 1 2 all-around, bars, beam and ! oor titles in the junior competition of the 2012 Paci c Rim Championships. Nia Dennis, Team 1 0 0 3 4 Norah Flatley and Kyla Ross competed at the 2014 Paci c Rim Championship, with Dennis winning all-around and vault silver and Flatley winning beam gold and all-around bronze in the junior competition, while Ross won beam and 9.9+ SCORES Gymnast V UB BB FX Total team gold and all-around silver in the senior division. Most recently, Margzetta Frazier won all-around silver at the Kramer – – – 1 1 2018 Birmingham World Cup. Ohashi – – 1 1 2 Ross 1 – – 1 2 LOOKING AHEAD Team 1 0 1 3 5 The Bruins will host Arizona State on Monday, Jan. 21 (Martin Luther King Jr. Day) at 2 p.m. in Pauley Pavilion presented by Wescom. Tickets are on sale now at uclabruins.com/tickets. STAY CONNECTED Download the UCLA Bruins Mobile App to your device, free of charge, to stay up-to-date on all things UCLA Athletics. The of cial app of UCLA Athletics allows fans to receive in-game stats and live updates during events. Fans can also sign up to receive push noti cations about gameday promotions, game times, results and more; shop for UCLA gear with one click; and get breaking news from UCLA Athletics. When searching iTunes or Google Play, use the term “UCLA Bruins” for more direct access.

2019 UCLA GYMNASTICS MEDIA INFORMATION 2019 UCLA GYMNASTICS ROSTER UCLA Athletic Communications Name Ht. Yr. Hometown (High School/Last School/Club) J.D. Morgan Center, Suite 128 Nia Dennis 5-1 So. Columbus, Ohio (Metea Valley/Legacy Elite Gymnastics) 325 Westwood Plaza, Los Angeles, CA 90095 Norah Flatley 4-11 Fr. West Des Moines, Iowa (Connections Academy/Chow’s Gymnastics) Gymnastics Contact Liza David Margzetta Frazier 5-1 Fr. Sicklerville, N.J. (Connections Academy/Parkettes) David Of ce Phone (310) 206-8140 Anna Glenn 5-1 Jr. Charlotte, N.C. (South Mecklenburg/Southeastern Gymnastics) David Cell Phone (310) 621-8398 Grace Glenn 5-2 Jr. Charlotte, N.C. (South Mecklenburg/Southeastern Gymnastics) David E-Mail [email protected] Felicia Hano 5-2 Jr. San Gabriel, Calif. (San Gabriel/Gym-Max) Fax (310) 825-8664 Website www.uclabruins.com Madison Kocian 5-3 Jr. Dallas, Texas (Spring Creek Academy/WOGA) Savannah Kooyman 5-3 So. Laguna Hills, Calif. (Aliso Niguel/Precision Gymnastics) Media Availability Gracie Kramer 5-3 Jr. San Clemente, Calif. (JSerra Catholic/Wild re Gymnastics) Please contact the Athletic Communications Of ce early in the Brielle Nguyen 5-0 Sr. Tustin, Calif. (Foothill/Gym-Max) week to con rm post-practice media availability, as days may vary from week to week. Practices take place at Yates Gym Katelyn Ohashi 4-10 Sr. Seattle, Wash. (Plano Senior/WOGA) in the John Wooden Center in the morning. Media requests Kendal Poston 5-0 So. Foothill Ranch, Calif. (Trabuco Hills/Azarian Gymnastics) should be made 24 hours in advance. Kyla Ross 5-7 Jr. Aliso Viejo, Calif. (Aliso Niguel/Gym-Max) Credentials Mercedez Sanchez 5-5 Jr. Agoura Hills, Calif. (Agoura/Matrix Gymnastics) Credential requests for both home and road meets must be Stella Savvidou 5-2 Sr. Melbourne, Australia (Methodist Ladies College/ made at least 24 hours in advance by emailing Liza David Methodist Ladies College Gymnastics Club) ([email protected]). Sara Taubman 5-3 Fr. Fairfax, Calif. (Sir Francis Drake/Head Over Heels) Credential Pickup Macy Toronjo 4-11 Sr. Huntsville, Texas (Coppell/Texas Dreams) Credentials for home meets are available for pickup at the Pauline Tratz 5-7 So. Karlsruhe, Germany (Otto-Hahn Gymnasium/Kunstturn Region Karlsruhe) northwest entrance of Pauley Pavilion. Sekai Wright 5-6 Fr. Paramount, Calif. (Paramount/American Gymnastics Academy) Media Seating Media seating is available on the ! oor on the north side of COACHING STAFF Pauley Pavilion (vault side). Valorie Kondos Field Head Coach (29th season) UCLA ’87 Associate Head Coach (17th season) UCLA ‘91 Photography Areas Associate Head Coach (15th season) Illinois ‘89 Credentialed photographers are permitted to shoot on the ! oor but must stay off the mats and cannot be in the sightlines of Volunteer Assistant Coach (3rd season) UCLA ‘17 the judges and fans. During the third and fourth rotations only, Rechelle Dennis Undergraduate Assistant Coach photographers are permitted to sit on the vault runway to shoot ! oor exercise. Please consult with Athletic Communications PRONUNCIATION GUIDE staff to con rm other locations. Flash and strobe photography are strictly forbidden. Postgame Procedure Nia Dennis ...... KNEE-uh Head coach Valorie Kondos Field and selected gymnasts will Margzetta Frazier ...... Marg-ZETTA Stella Savvidou ...... SAH-vi-doo be available to the media in the Dick Enberg Press Room after Felicia Hano ...... HA-no Macy Toronjo ...... toe-RON-joe the meet. Madison Kocian ...... CO-shun Pauline Tratz ...... paw-LEAN-uh TRAHTZ Savannah Kooyman ...... COY-mun Sekai Wright ...... suh-KAI QUICK FACTS Brielle Nguyen ...... bree-ELL WIN Valorie Kondos Field ...... CON-dose Katelyn Ohashi ...... oh-HA-she Jordyn Wieber ...... WEE-burr School Information Rechelle Dennis ...... ruh-SHELL Founded 1919 Kendal Poston...... POST-un Enrollment 45,428 Nickname Bruins Colors Blue and Gold Home Arena (capacity) Pauley Pavilion (13,659) Last Meet - Nebraska (Jan. 4) Af liation NCAA Division I UCLA shined on beam and ! oor in its 197.250-195.700 season-opening win over No. 11 Nebraska. Junior Kyla Ross won the Conference Pac-12 all-around, with four scores of 9.850 or better for a 39.650 total. Ross won the vault with a 9.975 and tied for the lead on ! oor Chancellor Gene Block exercise with senior Katelyn Ohashi and junior Gracie Kramer, each with a 9.950. Ohashi won the balance beam with a 9.900. Director of Athletics Dan Guerrero The Bruins led by 98.375-97.850 at the halfway mark before pulling away with scores of 49.325 on beam and 49.550 on ! oor. Athletic Dept. Phone (310) 825-8699 Ticket Of ce Phone (310) 825-2101 Gymnastics History Vault - 49.175 Beam - 49.325 Nia Dennis ...... 9.200 (12) Grace Glenn ...... 9.875 (2t) First Season 1974 Grace Glenn ...... 9.750 (7t) Brielle Nguyen ...... 9.825 (7) All-Time Record 728-210-4 (.777) Pauline Tratz ...... 9.800 (4t) Norah Flatley ...... 9.875 (2t) NCAA Championship Appearances 34 Norah Flatley ...... 9.750 (7t) Nia Dennis ...... 9.725 (10) NCAA Championships 7 (last 2018) Kyla Ross ...... 9.975 (1) Kyla Ross ...... 9.850 (4t) NCAA Regional Titles 23 Felicia Hano ...... 9.900 (2) Katelyn Ohashi ...... 9.900 (1) Pac-12 Conference Championships 18 Bars - 49.200 Floor - 49.550 Team Information Margzetta Frazier ...... 9.875 (2t) Nia Dennis ...... 9.875 (4t) 2018 Record 22-2 Anna Glenn...... 9.800 (7t) Gracie Kramer ...... 9.950 (1t) 2018 Pac-12 Record ( nish) 6-1 (1st) Norah Flatley ...... 9.825 (5t) Kyla Ross ...... 9.950 (1t) Gymnasts Returning/Lost 15/9 Grace Glenn ...... 9.200 (12) Pauline Tratz ...... 9.825 (6) All-Americans Returning/Lost 5/2 Madison Kocian ...... 9.825 (5t) Felicia Hano ...... 9.225 (12) Head Coach Valorie Kondos Field (UCLA ‘87) Kyla Ross ...... 9.875 (2t) Katelyn Ohashi ...... 9.950 (1t) Head Coach Record 517-120-3 (28 years) Associate Head Coaches Chris Waller (UCLA ‘91) Randy Lane (Illinois ‘89) Volunteer Assistant Coach Jordyn Wieber (UCLA ‘17) Undergraduate Assistant Coach Rechelle Dennis

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