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    No fairytale finish for Bruins or coach in gymnastics championship

    by Blake Richardson, Los Angeles Times Apr 21, 2019 2 minutes

    FORT WORTH, Texas - This was not the storybook ending the UCLA gymnastics team wanted. The one it worked for all season in practices and showed potential of achieving in competition.

    The defending champion Bruins finished third in the national championship meet Saturday with a score of 197.5375, capping coach Valorie Kondos Field's final season. A year after being runner-up to the Bruins by .0375 points,

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