As Trent Chatterton stood in the UCLA dugout during the 17th inning Saturday night, he took a look at the clock. “It was kinda nuts,” the junior second baseman said. “The game started at 6:30. … I looked at the clock – it was midnight.” Nine minutes later, Chatterton made sure the clock didn’t strike […]
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Ty Moore turns hitting slump into hot streak at the plate
After UCLA baseball’s 10-2 win over Pepperdine on Tuesday, Ty Moore tried to describe the factors that led to his standout four-RBI performance at the plate. “I definitely felt comfortable in the box,” said the junior left fielder. Then Moore paused a moment. After contemplating briefly, he attributed his success on Tuesday night to something […]
Baseball overcomes midweek struggle with decisive Pepperdine win
Wins on Tuesday have not always come easy this year for UCLA baseball. Prior to Tuesday’s game against the Pepperdine Waves, the Bruins had played seven Tuesday games on the year. In three of them, they were either tied or trailing entering the seventh inning. There was the no-hit scare against Long Beach State on […]
Women’s tennis senior awarded 2015 Pac-12 Singles Player of the Year
UCLA women’s tennis senior Robin Anderson was named the Pac-12 Singles Player of the Year Tuesday afternoon, making it two years in a row that she’s won that award. Anderson, currently ranked the No. 1 singles player by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association national rankings, posted a 19-2 record in singles play this season and a […]
Track and field sees shining moments before falling to Trojans
With one final race left in the UCLA vs. USC men’s track meet Sunday, the Bruins were ahead 81-77. Yet in all reality, UCLA had already lost. Over the past four UCLA-USC men’s track meets, a recurring trend has developed: The Bruins have dominated the field and distance events, while the Trojans have assumed control […]
UCLA baseball to face standout hitter, unfamiliar opponent in Gonzaga
It’s that time of year again for UCLA baseball: the bye week in the Pac-12 conference schedule. It’s a time of year when coach John Savage has to mix and match to find a nonconference team to fill the void. “Each team gets a bye in our conference, and we have to try to fill […]
Alumni athletes-turned-coaches look to regain dominance against USC
UCLA track and field will enter its seventh and final regular-season outdoor meet this weekend. But this is when the season truly starts, said sprint and hurdles assistant coach Joanna Hayes. “There are certain meets that you know, ‘OK, this is just training,’” said Hayes, who was a UCLA hurdler from 1996 to 1999. “It […]