Tickets for 2023 Pac-12 Women’s Gymnastics Championships, presented by Sprouts Farmers Market, on sale now

Tickets start at $7.99 before taxes and fees.

All-session passes include admission to both the afternoon and evening competitions, featuring four teams in each session.

Reserved and premium options are also available.

The 2023 Pac-12 Gymnastics Championships, presented by Sprouts, will feature fun for the entire family including free games, activities and giveaways on the concourse throughout the event.

Complete ticket information can be found at Pac-12.com/tickets.

For the first time in Pac-12 history, all eight Pac-12 Women’s Gymnastics programs were selected to compete at the NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Regionals last season.

After winning its second-consecutive Pac-12 Championship in 2022, Utah went on to its 46th-consecutive national championship meet after winning the Seattle Regional, and is the only program in the nation to qualify for every national championship, including all 40 NCAA Championships. The Utes advanced to the NCAA Finals and finished third overall for the second consecutive year in 2022.

All eight teams finished in the Top 26 in the final 2022 rankings - No. 3 Utah, No. 11 California, No. 12 UCLA, No. 14 Stanford, No. 17 Oregon State, No. 21 Washington, No. 22 Arizona State and No. 26 Arizona.

Pac-12 lineups this upcoming season will feature four Olympic medalists from the Tokyo Olympics. Reigning Pac-12 Gymnast and Freshman of the Year, Oregon State's Jade Carey (USA) won an individual gold medal in the floor exercise, All-American, UCLA's Jordan Chiles, and Utah's Grace McCallum were silver medalists in the team competition with the United States, and Utah's Amelie Morgan helped Great Britain to team bronze, which was its first gymnastics medal since 1928.

Rounding out the Pac-12 with Olympic ties are UCLA's Brooklyn Moors, who competed for Canada in Tokyo, and Utah's Kara Eaker and UCLA's Emma Malabuyo, who were alternates for the United States.

Carey and Chiles recently won individual medals at the World Championships and a silver medal team championship. Bruin freshman Ciena Alipio also competed at the World Championships, winning a silver medal on the balance beam.