It was Younglove's father who first discovered the scoring glitch at the Pac-10 Championships that enabled the Bruins to win their first conference title. When the Pac-10s took place on Feb. 24, UCLA originally took second behind Arizona. Younglove's father figured out that the computer had forgotten to include the scores of divers who placed from ninth to 24th, where all of the Bruin divers had placed. I think he put it on a spreadsheet and everything. Pac-10 is special because it was a whole team effort, and we could all celebrate together.
Grades are individual.
One irony involving Younglove's two 4.0 quarters is that they both occurred during the winter when the swim season occurs, so she has been able to achieve the most success when she has been at her busiest. Younglove's positive influence on her teammates is an important reason why the swimming and diving team has the highest GPA of UCLA teams with more than 30 athletes. Her influence is also one of the reasons the team is entering the NCAAs as Pac-10 champions. She keeps a watchful eye on the freshmen, especially on the road, and her work habits have rubbed off on the veteran swimmers as well. My grades have improved since I lived with her.