Scouting Report: UCLA Gymnastics vs. Washington – Daily Bruin

Bruins’s available efforts were headed by junior Jordan Chile and a graduate student Chae Campbell.

Campbell was an integral part of the four events this season. It is No.

However, Chile – now returned from his vacation to train for the Olympics – won the first 10 on the floor this season. The Olympic gold medalist has published two perfect results this season – the other one who comes to bars – up to 10 common perfect results in her Ucla career.

Chiles illuminated VAULT in 2025, publishing four results of 9,900 or higher and helping Bruins gradually improve its vault result this season.

Of the bars, the postgraduate student Frida Esparza leads the team with an average of 9.880, an improvement from her average 9,748 in 2024, competing only at bars this season, the three 9,900 or the higher esparza results are crucial to Bruin’s success in Bruin’s success The event.

Washington
Ranking: No. 39
Power: Beam
Weakness: Bars
X-factor: Emily Ines

Although he publishes the highest team result from the season last weekend, Washington’s gymnastics lost in his meeting against Minnesota.

Beam turned out to be the strongest Husky event against GoPhers, publishing its only 49,000 or higher in common at the event. Washington won three 9,850 or higher results against Minnesota, with Taylor Ruson tied a 9.875 season. The apparatus has been the highest ranked Washington since 2022, reaching the peak of No. 15 of the same year.

Huski struggled to return to their previous form this season under the head coach of the first year Jesse Hansen Parker, which dropped out of their No.23 rank last year until 39 in 2025. Beam is the only event in which many athletes are 9,800 average Or higher, exceptional contrast in the last year, when multiple gymnasts placed 9,800 or higher average values ​​at all four events.

Part of this fight may be due to the loss of Skylar Killough-Wilhelm in the transfer portal. As a senior in 2024, she was named the first team to be American at the worst event in Washington, where she sits at No. 48 nationally.

Until now, no Huskies have reached 9,700 or higher bars. People like Mary McDonaf and Ruson showed bright spots, scoring 9.825 and 9.850 seasons respectively, but these high ceilings have not yet been replicated weekly.

Huskies have the potential for success on the floor. Emily Ines and McDonaf and the two own markings of 9,900 or higher and three other gymnasts violated the 9.800 barrier.

While Ines maintains a leading team on average 9.844, McDonau’s mismatch placed it on 9.581, the second lowest of the team, despite its ability to hit 9,900 marks.

The Vault squad in Washington includes new faces, such as Caitlin Maxiliams. But with the loss of the Killough-Wilhelm-leader of VAULT last year, the composition of the composition is still developing.