Jalen Hill never lost sight of 4-year-old Leone Parks. From the start of Dribble for the Cure, the UCLA men’s basketball redshirt freshman forward stuck beside the young cancer patient, pushing his stroller and listening to his every word. Read more...
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One person handing out maroon T-shirts emblazoned with “GuruSimran #8 GUSOO” stood out among the crowd that was gathered around the entrance to Drake Stadium. Dribble for the Cure participant Ashley Fleming is a part of the 35-participant Guru Simran group, with members hailing from around the Los Angeles area to support the Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation’s event. Read more...
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Leone Parks wore his light-up Spiderman shoes as a reminder of his favorite superhero. He also wore a cape – a reminder that he is a hero for other kids struggling with pediatric cancer. Read more...
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Samantha Bodger was forced to choose. “It was hard, but looking back I don’t regret the choice I made,” said 18-year-old Bodger, a first-year communication student. Read more...
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Ten-year-old Alexa Kohler swatted a ball from Kris Wilkes as they crossed the finish line together. He dropped the ball. “Ah, turnover,” said the UCLA men’s basketball sophomore guard. Read more...
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UCLA, along with the Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation and the Cancer Research Program at the Mattel Children’s Hospital, held its 11th annual Dribble for the Cure on Sunday. Read more...
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PALO ALTO—After a one-goal loss, the Bruins turned around and notched their narrowest victory of the season. No. 2 UCLA men’s water polo (19-1) defeated No. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore attacker Luke Henriksson scored four goals in UCLA’s 12-11 win over California in the third-place game of the MPSF Invitational. The Bruins finished the tournament with a 3-1 record. (Liz Ketcham/Assistant Photo editor)
