Friday night's meet against UCLA was bittersweet for head coach Greg Marsden and the Red Rocks.

It was junior Jamie Deetscreek who walked away with the all-around title when it was all said and done. Even more impressive is that it was Deetscreek's first time on floor for Utah, and therefore her first time competing in the all-around.

Tonight will be the first time this season that fans can catch a glimpse of the 2009 Red Rocks. It's been a long preseason and it seems as though the team is ready to get the season under way.

As the preseason comes to an end, the Red Rocks are firing on all cylinders. You can feel the energy inside the Dumke Gymnastics Center as the beginning of the regular season starts right after of Winter Break.

Next year, when Utah gymnastics is forced to go on without seniors Kristina Baskett and Nina Kim, head coach Greg Marsden's squad will have three new recruits coming in to fill the void.

Looking to their fourth and final year of eligibility, Utah seniors Kristina Baskett and Nina Kim could not be more excited to get the season under way.

It's that time of the year again, when Utah students and fans alike get excited for yet another run at a national championship by Utah gymnastics head coach Greg Marsden and the Red Rocks.

Injuries have forced U gymnast Stephanie Neff to say goodbye to her athletic career at the U as she was placed on medical scholarship due to back problems.