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After hitting 11-for-12 events throughout the two-day U.S. Gymnastics Championships, junior Brody Malone finished atop the podium in the all-around with a combined total of 170.700 points.

Jordan John Lee ’22 studies Biology and Classics and is a writer for the News and Sports sections of The Daily. He enjoys watching tennis, gymnastics, and his hometown LA sports, the Lakers and Dodgers. He loves all forms of coffee and loves to listen to new music! Contact him at jjslee22 ‘at’ stanford.edu.

Jordan John Lee ’22 studies Biology and Classics and is a writer for the News and Sports sections of The Daily. He enjoys watching tennis, gymnastics, and his hometown LA sports, the Lakers and Dodgers. He loves all forms of coffee and loves to listen to new music! Contact him at jjslee22 ‘at’ stanford.edu.

Jordan John Lee ’22 studies Biology and Classics and is a writer for the News and Sports sections of The Daily. He enjoys watching tennis, gymnastics, and his hometown LA sports, the Lakers and Dodgers. He loves all forms of coffee and loves to listen to new music! Contact him at jjslee22 ‘at’ stanford.edu.

Jordan John Lee ’22 studies Biology and Classics and is a writer for the News and Sports sections of The Daily. He enjoys watching tennis, gymnastics, and his hometown LA sports, the Lakers and Dodgers. He loves all forms of coffee and loves to listen to new music! Contact him at jjslee22 ‘at’ stanford.edu.

No. 1 men’s gymnastics enacted revenge on No. 2 Oklahoma as the Cardinal became the first team to eclipse 410.000 in the nation this season in their home-opener victory.

No. 19 Stanford women’s gymnastics (1-5, 1-3 Pac-12) waited a little under two years to perform in front of a Maples Pavilion crowd. The Cardinal, however, fell to No. 10 Cal (4-0, 4-0 Pac-12) 196.

Jordan John Lee ’22 studies Biology and Classics and is a writer for the News and Sports sections of The Daily. He enjoys watching tennis, gymnastics, and his hometown LA sports, the Lakers and Dodgers. He loves all forms of coffee and loves to listen to new music! Contact him at jjslee22 ‘at’ stanford.edu.

No. 1 Stanford men’s gymnastics (14-1, 11-1 MPSF) ended Oklahoma’s nine-year streak at the MPSF Championships on Saturday, becoming the first team in the nation to break the 420.000 mark with a 424.

No. 29 Stanford women’s gymnastics shocked the gymnastics community by being the only team to advance from round one to the finals of the NCAA Regionals after upsetting No. 13 Oregon State by 25…