Jordan Chiles has had plenty of electrifying moments in her gymnastics career, but March 22 was something special. Competing on the grand stage of the Big Ten Championships, she helped UCLA deliver a record-breaking performance, securing the program’s first-ever conference title with a stunning 198.450—the highest team score in championship history. The battle was fierce, the prize was big, and each performance was a declaration. However, to one person in the audience, the feelings were even more passionate.
Gina Chiles, Jordan’s mother and her greatest supporter, who is always there for her even if it is not in the competition, let her wings fly with the feelings. From a cheering section never interrupted to a step-by-step recreation of every highlight, she undoubtedly filled in the blanks. And when Jordan officially became a Big Ten champion, Gina’s reaction said it all: “All is right in the world!” UCLA’s dominant sweep through the conference wasn’t just a win—it was history in the making.
The Oregon native just added another championship title to her ever-growing resume, and no one was prouder than her biggest cheerleader—her mom, Gina Chiles. Mummy Chiles, unable to contain herself, took to X to celebrate, her excitement practically off the screen. The post reads, “My voice is rough from all that screaming. Literally cheered THE WHOLE time.”
Good morning!! How about them BRU-WINS!! My voice is rough from all that screaming. Literally cheered THE WHOLE time. This team is special- all of them. Brooklyn got her 10 y’all. All is right in the world…ohhhhh and JORDAN is a B1G 10 Champ…ayeeeee…ok bye
— Gina Chiles (@gina_chiles) March 23, 2025
But nothing could dampen her joy as she cheered on Jordan and the entire UCLA squad. From start to finish, it was a night to remember, and for Gina, the moment was extra special—because her daughter officially became a Big Ten Champion. The Bruins delivered an electric performance, sweeping through the conference and clinching their first Big Ten title in their debut season.
Gina’s pride didn’t stop there. She reposted UCLA Gymnastics’ official announcement of their championship win, adding an extra dose of enthusiasm with, “Love this TEAM!!!! LET’S GOOOOOO!!!!” The Chiles family has always been deeply connected to Jordan’s gymnastics journey, and this moment was no exception. As UCLA marked their place in Big Ten history, it was clear that for Gina, watching Jordan achieve yet another milestone wasn’t just a victory—it was a full-circle moment.
Jordan Chiles’ impact on UCLA’s Big Ten Championship
Jordan Chiles thrives in high-pressure moments, and the Big Ten Championships on March 22 proved it once again. As UCLA aimed for history, Chiles earned a perfect 10 for her floor routine, her 3rd of this NCAA season, and 11th of her whole career. Her consistency and competitive edge helped the Bruins gain a historic 198.450 total score, the highest ever recorded at the Big Ten Championships and the UCLA Bruins’ fourth-highest score ever. With every routine, the elite gymnast reinforced why she’s a pivotal force for UCLA, stepping up when it mattered most to propel her team to victory.
But it wasn’t just Jordan making waves—the rest of the Bruins weren’t less breathtaking. The Canadian sensation, Brooklyn Moors brought the house down with a perfect 10 on the floor- her very first perfect 10- tying with Chiles and further solidifying UCLA’s dominance. There’s also Ciena Alipeo who scored a perfect 10 on the beam, tying with Michigan State’s Gabriella Stephen for the title.
This victory wasn’t just historic—it was a statement. Their 198.450 score comfortably outpaced Michigan’s 197.800 and Minnesota’s 197.425, securing both the 2024 Big Ten Championship title and the 2025 regular-season crown. With such a dominant showing, UCLA sent a clear message: they’re not here to just compete—they’re here to dominate.
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