ANN ARBOR, Mich. – In their debut season in the Big Ten, UCLA made history by capturing their first-ever conference championship with a record-breaking team score of 198.450 at the Big Ten Women’s Gymnastics Championships inside Crisler Arena on Saturday night. The Bruins’ score is the highest ever recorded at the event, securing both the championship title and the 2025 regular-season crown.

Michigan State finished as the runner-up with an impressive 198.150, the third-best score in championship history, while Minnesota rounded out the podium with 197.425. Host Michigan placed fourth with 197.325.

UCLA’s Chae Campbell claimed the all-around title with a 39.725, while four perfect 10s highlighted the competition—the most in event history. Michigan State’s Gabrielle Stephen and UCLA’s Ciena Alipio each earned a perfect 10 on balance beam, marking historic firsts for their programs. UCLA’s Brooklyn Moors and Jordan Chiles also made history, scoring perfect 10s on floor—the first time teammates have done so in the same Big Ten Championship.

A total of 21 gymnasts were named to the Big Ten All-Championships Team, including seven Bruins, four Spartans, and representatives from nine other programs.

2025 Big Ten Women’s Gymnastics All-Championships Team

Aurélie Tran, Iowa

Haley Tyson, Iowa

Natalie Martin, Maryland

Sage Kellerman, Michigan State

Skyla Schulte, Michigan State

Gabrielle Stephen, Michigan State

Olivia Zsarmani, Michigan State

Jordyn Lyden, Minnesota

Sophia McClelland, Nebraska

Emma Spence, Nebraska

Rylee Guevara, Ohio State

Tory Vetter, Ohio State

Alyssa Kramer, Penn State

Ciena Alipio, UCLA

Chae Campbell, UCLA

Jordan Chiles, UCLA

Frida Esparza, UCLA

Emma Malabuyo, UCLA

Brooklyn Moors, UCLA

Mika Webster-Longin, UCLA

Emily Innes, Washington

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