Author Archives: Anand Gandhi

Rarely does a No. 1 seed seem so meaningless. The second-ranked UCLA women’s golf team has dominated much of the competition, earning the top seed in the NCAA West Regional, which starts today and runs through Saturday. But any success the Bruins have earned in the past few months has become immaterial. Only teams that […]

The women’s golf team will need to pack an extra set of golf clubs for its road trip to this week’s NCAA West Regional in Washington. The team announced Friday that junior Hannah Jun will rejoin the team and participate in the upcoming competition after missing most of the season because of spinal injuries. On […]

In a sport with so many variables, it is often tough to find any constants. Whether it’s the slope on the green, the wind carrying the ball or the length of the grass, the golf course can be a mystery. And yet the UCLA women’s golf team has risen above it all to find success. […]

It was a routine team stretch. The UCLA gymnasts were in their circle, preparing to do what they do best. They were one day away from their biggest meet of the season, the NCAA South Central Regionals. Coming off of one of their best meets of the season, the smiles on the girls’ faces disguised […]

After a season full of battles, the UCLA gymnastics team’s struggles finally came to a head. On Saturday it became too much to handle, as the Bruins finished third at the NCAA South Central Regionals, failing to qualify for the NCAA Championships for the first time since 1991. The Bruins had to count two falls, […]

As the UCLA women’s gymnastics team travels to Arkansas for this weekend’s NCAA South Central Regionals, the ladies know there is a lot to live up to. The Bruins have won the NCAA championships in five of the last nine seasons and have made it to the finals for the past 15 years, including seven […]

After a tough season marked with injuries and mistakes, the UCLA gymnastics team finally played up to their reputation and potential this past weekend, finishing second at the Pac-10 Championships in Corvallis, Ore. “It was the first time this season that we competed knowing each athlete would hit their routines,” coach Valorie Kondos Field said. […]