UCLA Bruins (women)

The UCLA women's gymnastics team represents the University of California at Los Angeles in Division I competition. They are led by Valorie Kondos Field ("Miss Val"), head coach since 1991, and have won six NCAA National Championship team titles and 33 individual titles. The Bruins compete in the Pac-12 Conference and have won their conference championship 17 times.

National Titles
17 gymnastics have won 31 NCAA individual national titles.

Roster & Coaching Staff
Coaches:
 * Valorie Kondos Field: Head Coach
 * Chris Waller: Associate Head Coach
 * Randy Lane: Assistant Coach
 * Dom Palange: Volunteer Assistant Coach

Facilities
The Bruins compete in Pauley Pavilion, which hosts UCLA basketball and volleyball as well as gymnastics, and has a seating capacity of 13,800.

The Bruins' training facility is the John Wooden Center, a recreational complex which includes space for multiple sports as well as a strength and conditioning room.

Recruiting
"I obviously look for talent. After that it's all about integrity and tenacity. I'm interested in people who have the ability to be honest with themselves and others and who love to 'find a way' to get the job done. --Valorie Kondos Field, 2004" UCLA is known for recruiting many top elite athletes in the US and abroad; as of 2016 42 US National Team members have competed for UCLA, including five Olympians and 3 Olympic alternates. Several other top gymnasts have been attracted to UCLA but were unable to compete, including Olympic champions Kerri Strug, Jordyn Wieber, and Simone Biles.

UCLA gymnastics is also notable for the scope of its international recruiting. Bruins have represented many countries in international competition including Canada, Great Britain, Cyprus, Jamaica, Guatemala, the Netherlands, and Austria.