Brooklyn Moors had delivered jaw-dropping floor routines before. Elegance, precision, artistry—she had it all. On Senior Night at Pauley Pavilion against Stanford on March 9, her artistry, execution, and presence on the floor captivated the crowd. A perfect 10 seemed inevitable. But when the judges flashed a 9.925, disbelief spread across the arena. Fast forward, and the gymnastics world is buzzing again. Could this be the moment? Did she finally get that elusive 10? Well, this time, the numbers told a different story…

Brooklyn Moors finally did it! After weeks of near-misses, she landed the perfect 10, and that too on the biggest stage. At the Big Ten Championships, her flawless floor routine not only sealed her career-first 10 but also helped UCLA post a season-high 198.450, securing the conference title. The moment Brooklyn Moors stepped on the floor was electric. Judges? They saw what the crowd already knew: J1: 10.00, J2: 10.00, J3: 9.95, J4: 10.00. As the final score flashed, the arena erupted.

Moors, a three-time World Championships floor finalist, anchored UCLA’s floor rotation in the fifth spot, following strong 9.950 performances from Chae Campbell and Emma Malabuyo. The energy? Unmatched. Even Katelyn Rosen’s return to the floor after nearly two months added to the moment, kicking things off with a 9.875. “I’ve never felt energy like this,” Moors said. “My ears are literally ringing from how loud we were cheering throughout the whole meet.”

But this moment didn’t come out of nowhere. Just weeks ago at Stanford, Moors delivered another breathtaking routine, only to receive a 9.900. The score raised eyebrows, but she stayed focused. Again in the meet against Utah on March 15, she delivered a solid 9.950. Just a .050 away from that perfect 10. Fans and followers kept on waiting for that moment. After all, for her, gymnastics wasn’t just about numbers. It was about connection. “I don’t care as much about the scores but rather how I make people feel,” she said. Now, Moors has finally received her 10.

And she wasn’t alone in perfection! Jordan Chiles and Ciena Alipio also nailed 10s, Chiles on the floor and Alipio on the beam. And on a night when UCLA shined the brightest, Brooklyn Moors got her moment. Social media couldn’t help but rejoice in the brilliance of UCLA’s star. Fans flooded timelines with praise, celebrating Moors’ long-awaited perfect 10.

Fans erupt as Brooklyn Moors finally lands a perfect 10

After weeks of coming close, the UCLA gymnast delivered a flawless floor routine at the Big Ten Championships. This time Moors landed a 10.00 on the scoreboard. Social media? It erupted. “BROOKLYN MOORS DID IT. I WAS ON THE CALL FOR HER 10. I’M GOING TO PASS OUT,” one fan wrote, summing up the excitement.

For weeks, gymnastics fans had been supportive of Moors’ talent, and now the gymnastics community couldn’t get enough when she got her 1 elusive mark. “The only 10s I have ever wanted was Brooklyn Moors and Riley McCusker, and the fact that it happened today is so magical like I’m in my feels I’m so happy !” another fan posted. Moors’ performances have always stood out for their artistry, precision, and presence. For some, this wasn’t just about the score but also about cementing her place in the sport. “My top 3 fav floor routines 1. Brooklyn Moors 2025 2. Silviana Sfiringu 2019 3. Viktoria Listunova 2021 Euros,” one fan ranked.

Others focused on how long they had waited for this moment. “We have been waiting 40 days and 40 nights for our Queen Brooklyn Moors to get her 10 on floor. The world has been blessed and can now heal.” The reaction was immediate. As the 10 flashed, Crisler Center erupted. It was a long time coming. “BROOKLYN TEN BROOKLYN MOORS GOT A TEN SHE DID IT SHE DID IT,” another fan posted.

After weeks of near-misses and a score that felt overdue, Brooklyn Moors finally had her perfect 10. The gymnastics world erupted, celebrating a moment that felt both inevitable and long-awaited!