2017 UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame inductees share memories, advice

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May 24, 10:59 pm

2017 UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame inductees share memories, advice

Last week, UCLA Athletics announced its 2017 Hall of Fame Class, which included Toby Bailey (men’s basketball), Robin Beauregard (women’s water polo), Monique Henderson (women’s track and field), Maurice Jones-Drew (football), Bob Larsen (men’s track and field coach, men’s and women’s cross country coach), Kristen Maloney (women’s gymnastics), Brandon Taliaferro (men’s volleyball), Gina Vecchione (softball) and Bobby Field (football coach, UCLA Athletics administrator). Read more...

Photo: Former UCLA women’s gymnast and Olympic gold-medalist Kristen Maloney was inducted into the 2017 Bruin Hall of Fame class. She won All-American honors in 2001 as a member of UCLA gymnastics. (Daily Bruin archives)

Men's Tennis, Sports

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May 24, 10:52 pm

Despite setbacks, men’s tennis ends season with success, high hopes

UCLA men’s tennis coach Billy Martin has said all year that his team was scrappy. The Georgia and USC matches in the first month of the season both came down to the final courts, and UCLA managed to squeak out both wins. Read more...

Photo: Junior Martin Redlicki said he believes the team’s hard work showed through in their season’s successes. The Bruins’ 2016-17 campaign ended in the NCAA quarterfinal following a loss to Georgia on Saturday. (Emma Skinner/Daily Bruin)

Men's Tennis, Sports, Women's Tennis

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May 24, 10:46 am

UCLA men’s and women’s tennis prep to compete for individual titles

The UCLA men’s and women’s tennis programs wrapped up the NCAA team competition with losses to Georgia and Pepperdine, respectively, but both programs will have players competing for individual titles starting Wednesday. Read more...

Photo: (Emma Skinner/Daily Bruin)

Baseball, Sports

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May 24, 12:57 am

UC Irvine overpowers UCLA baseball following subpar Bruin pitching

UCLA baseball (28-24) allowed 10 runs in the fourth inning en route to a 12-4 loss to UC Irvine (21-32) on Tuesday night. Senior Moises Ceja made the start, spelling sophomore Justin Hooper, who will be available out of the bullpen this weekend. Read more...

Photo: Freshman shortstop Ryan Kreidler gave UCLA a lead with a solo homer early in the game. In the following inning, the Bruins’ pitching staff gave up 10 runs. (Ken Shin/Daily Bruin)

Men's Basketball, Sports, Sports Columns

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May 24, 12:55 am

Li for 3: Lonzo Ball can revamp Lakers the way he transformed UCLA

The once improbable now seems inevitable – Lonzo Ball will be a Los Angeles Laker. We heard it incessantly from his father LaVar Ball, who started it all by claiming his son would only play for the Lakers before walking back a bit on the statement. Read more...

Photo: (Jintak Han/Assistant Photo editor)

Baseball, Sports, Video

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May 23, 3:48 pm

Leading Off: Freshmen talk friendship in the Bruin bullpen

Freshman pitcher Nick Scheidler and freshman catcher Will McInerny discuss how their bond as roommates plays into their time on the baseball team, on and off the field. Read more...

Photo: (Annika Patton/Daily Bruin)

Men's Basketball, Sports

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May 23, 2:23 pm

Thomas Welsh to return to UCLA basketball after declaring for NBA draft

This post was updated May 23 at 4:45 p.m. Five UCLA basketball players declared early for the NBA draft. Of the five, two will now return for another season in Westwood. Read more...

Photo: Center Thomas Welsh declared early for the 2017 draft but has decided to forgo the NBA for his senior year. The junior nearly averaged a double-double with 10.8 points and 8.7 rebounds a game. (Aubrey Yeo/Daily Bruin senior staff)

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