Gallery: UCLA gymnastics leaps past ASU for their highest-scoring meet this season
Freshman Sekai Wright made her season debut on vault after being injured for the past two meets. She received a 9.875 for her 1.5 Yurchenko.
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Freshman Margzetta Frazier starts the team off on the uneven bars rotation with a score of 9.925.
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Junior Madison Kocian smiles after she executes a perfect 10 on uneven bars.
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Fans cheer as the judges turn the scoreboard around: a perfect 10 for Kocian's uneven bar performance.
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Junior Kyla Ross flies between bars. Ross scored a 9.950 on the event, contributing to her third consecutive all-around win this season.
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Junior Anna Glenn contributes a 9.850 on uneven bars.
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Kocian poses before her dismount on beam.
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Kocian holds senior Brielle Nguyen's hands before Nguyen's performance on beam.
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Ross walks out into a split during her beam performance, earning a 9.850 for the event.
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Junior Gracie Kramer begins the floor rotation, bringing the Bruins a 9.925.
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Sophomore Pauline Tratz scored a 9.825 on her floor routine.
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Coach Valorie Kondos Field helps the fans dance along with Tratz during her floor routine.
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Team members and fans cheer on senior Katelyn Ohashi as she performs her floor routine, which has gone viral since her last performance.
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Ohashi high-fives fans after her near-perfect floor routine, for which she earned a 9.950.
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