Jordan Chiles Earns Second Perfect 10 of Season to Lead UCLA Past Washington

Bruins gymnastics team dominates with deep roster in 198.150-195.825 win over Huskies.

Jan. 30, 2026 at 11:47pm

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No. 5 UCLA women's gymnastics team defeated Washington 198.150-195.825 in a Big Ten matchup at Pauley Pavilion. Jordan Chiles earned another perfect 10 on floor routine, adding to her all-around individual title. The Bruins showcased their depth, with strong performances across multiple events.

Why it matters

This win continues UCLA's momentum as they pursue a national championship. Chiles' second perfect 10 of the season highlights the Bruins' talent and reinforces their status as a top contender in NCAA gymnastics.

The details

UCLA dominated from the start, posting a 49.425 on vault led by Chiles' 9.950. The Bruins extended their lead on uneven bars, with Ciena Alipio and Sydney Barros earning 9.950 and 9.925 respectively. Chiles then scored a 9.975 on bars. On balance beam, Chiles (9.950) and Alipio (9.950) maintained UCLA's advantage. In the final rotation on floor, Chiles capped the night with a perfect 10, contributing to UCLA's 49.700 team score on the event.

  • The meet took place on Friday, January 30, 2026 at Pauley Pavilion in Los Angeles.
  • This was UCLA's 6th meet of the 2026 season, and their 2nd in Big Ten conference play.

The players

Jordan Chiles

A standout gymnast for the UCLA Bruins, Chiles earned her second perfect 10 score of the season on floor exercise to lead her team to victory.

UCLA Gymnastics

The No. 5 ranked UCLA women's gymnastics team, known for their depth and talent, improved to 6-2 overall and 2-0 in Big Ten conference play with this win over Washington.

Washington Gymnastics

The Washington Huskies gymnastics team, currently ranked No. 25, fell to 2-4 overall and 1-1 in conference after this loss to the powerful UCLA squad.

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What they’re saying

“Jordan Chiles is just on another level right now. That perfect 10 on floor was absolutely electrifying to watch.”

— Katelyn Rosen, UCLA Gymnastics Senior (Los Angeles Times)

What’s next

UCLA will look to continue their strong start to the season when they host Oregon State on February 6th. Washington will aim to rebound in their next Big Ten matchup against Minnesota on February 13th.

The takeaway

UCLA's depth and star power, led by Jordan Chiles' second perfect 10 of the year, have the Bruins firmly in the national title conversation. This dominant win over a ranked conference opponent shows why UCLA is considered one of the top gymnastics programs in the country.