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Stanford's Anna Roberts Takes First With A 9.950 On Beam
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Stanford's Anna Roberts Takes First With A 9.950 On Beam
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Jan 31, 20261:573.6K views
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Watch Stanford senior Anna Roberts' amazing 9.950 on beam that earned her first place in the event as the Cardinal competed against the rival Cal Golden Bears inside Maples Pavilion.
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