UCLA Gymnastics Sets Program Record with 13 Scholastic All-Americans

A school-record 13 UCLA gymnasts earned Scholastic All-America honors from the Women's Collegiate Gymnastics Association (WCGA) in 2025. The WCGA Scholastic All-America team acknowledges gymnasts who carry a 3.5 or higher cumulative grade point average or a 3.5 grade point average for the academic year.

The Bruins honorees are Paige Anastasi, Madisyn Anyimi, Chae Campbell, Carissa Clay, Mia Erdoes, Frida Esparza, Sasha Fujisaka, Riley Jenkins, Emily Lee, Brooklyn Moors, Katelyn Rosen, Mika Webster-Longin and Clara Wren.

Erdoes, Lee and Moors earned their fourth career Scholastic All-America awards, while Anyimi earned her third in as many years. Clay is also a three-time honoree, having earned the award twice at Kentucky. Campbell and Rosen become two-time Scholastic All-Americans. Paige Anastasi, Clara Wren and rising sophomores Sasha Fujisaka, Riley Jenkins and Mika Webster-Longin are first-time honorees.

UCLA has had double-digit honorees in each of the last two years and for the third time in the last four seasons. The previous school record was 11 honorees in 2003.

2025 WCGA Scholastic All-Americans
Paige Anastasi
Chae Campbell
Carissa Clay
Mary Erdoes
Frida Esparza
Riley Jenkins
Emily Lee
Brooklyn Moors
Katelyn Rosen
Mika Webster-Longin
Clara Wren

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