M. tennis looks to stretch Trojans By Sarah Harrison The UCLA men’s tennis team will travel across town to meet its rival, USC, at 1:30 p.m. today, to play the tie-breaking match in the all-time series, which stands at 73-73. The No. 9 Trojans will attempt to use their home court advantage to help them […]
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W. golf heads to the Farm for Stanford tourney
W. golf heads to the Farm for Stanford tourney By Yoni Tamler The UCLA women’s golf team is relaxed and confident going into its last regular season tournament this weekend, as well it should be. For a group that has placed no lower than fourth in just two contests this season the Bruins deserve to […]
W. water polo gets rematch with SDSU, UCSD
W. water polo gets rematch with SDSU, UCSD By Emmanuelle Ejercito Who said weekends were made to lounge beside the pool? The UCLA women’s water polo team heads south to San Diego to clash with the two highest ranked teams in Southern California, the second-ranked UC San Diego Tritons and the fourth-ranked Aztecs from San […]
It’s official: UCLA softball is king of hill
It’s official: UCLA softball is king of hill By Rick Pal UCLA softball is officially the best in the country. After sweeping both national champion Arizona Wildcats on Saturday and seventh-ranked Sacramento State the following day, the NSCA/USA Today top-ranking found it’s way into Westwood on Wednesday. The Wildcats previously occupied the top spot, until […]
Walk-ons try to prove their worth for w. tennis
Walk-ons try to prove their worth for w. tennis By Chris Isidro They each took separate paths to UCLA. They all have different journeys ahead. But at every home match, the walk-ons of the Bruin women’s tennis team find common ground in the blue seats lining Court 1 at the Los Angeles Tennis Center. A […]
Baseball faces lowly ‘Cats
Baseball faces lowly ‘Cats Arizona gives Bruins shot at winning three By Ross Bersot UCLA baseball enters tonight’s series opener against Arizona at Jackie Robinson Stadium having taken two of three from a Six-Pac opponent only once on the season. Fortunately for the home team, it was against the Wildcats, who dwell in the conference […]
Gauchos suspected of tanking to volleyball
Gauchos suspected of tanking to volleyball By Eric Branch Daily Bruin Senior Staff Did they or didn’t they? The fifth-ranked UC Santa Barbara men’s volleyball team looked about two steps away from comatose in their 15-6, 15-10, 15-5 pummeling at the hands of top-ranked UCLA last night in Pauley Pavilion. In fact, their play was […]