Gymnast of the Week: Jordan Chiles, So., UCLA (Vancouver, Wash.)

• In her season debut, recorded the second-highest all-around score in the nation, 39.650, to tie for second in the Bruins' session at the Super 16 event in Las Vegas that featured four top-10 teams in the country. It was the third-highest all-around score of her career.
• Her all-around performance helped UCLA post its highest season-opening score in 18 years.
• Posted a 9.975 on bars, earning a perfect 10 from one of the two judges, to tie for first in the event.
• Scored a pair of 9.900s on the vault and beam to finish tied for sixth and tied for fourth, respectively.
• After week one, the All-American is tied for first on bars, tied for second in the all-around and tied for 11th on vault in the nation.

Specialist of the Week: Mya Lauzon, So., California (Kent, Wash.)

• Helped guide the Golden Bears to a 197.457 team score and first-place finish in their session at the Super 16 event in Las Vegas on opening weekend. It was Cal's highest opening weekend score in program history and 11th-highest score all-time. 
• Tied for first in the vault with a career-high 9.925 and tied for second in floor with a 9.925, matching a career-high.
• Tied a career-high with a 9.850 on bars and finished tied for seventh.
• Tied for fourth in the nation on vault and was one of just 10 gymnasts to score a 9.925 or better in the opening weekend on vault; Tied for ninth in the nation on the floor.

Freshman/Newcomer of the Week: Selena Harris, Fr., UCLA (Las Vegas, NV)

• In her collegiate debut, recorded the nation's highest all-around total by a freshman with a fifth-place mark of 39.500; was also the highest mark by a UCLA freshman in her debut since 2005.
• Her all-around performance helped the Bruins achieve their highest season-opening score in 18 years (197.575).
• Her first three collegiate routines all scored a 9.900 as she finished tied for sixth on vault and tied for eighth on bars and floor in a field that featured three of the top five teams in the country. 
• Ranks tied for seventh nationally in the all-around after opening weekend.

Coaches Choice: Ella Cesario, So., California (Glen Ellyn, Ill.)

• Finally competed in her first meet as a Golden Bear 36 months after suffering a knee injury on vault.
• Making her collegiate debut at the Super 16 in Las Vegas on the very same event she suffered the injury, she scored a 9.825 to finish tied for sixth in the session.
• Posted a 9.875 on bars and narrowly missed the podium in a tie for fourth.
• Her efforts helped Cal win its session at the Super 16 and record the best season-opening score (197.457) in program history.

2023 Pac-12 Women's Gymnastics Weekly Awards