COLLEGE STATION, Texas – Just over eight minutes remained on the clock and No. 15 UCLA women’s soccer seemed destined for a draw with No. 11 Texas A&M. Read more...
Photo: Junior outside back MacKenzie Cerda was a key part of the UCLA women’s soccer team’s offensive attack Friday night. (Daily Bruin file photo)
UCLA’s struggles with penalties and run defense have been well documented over the past year. Flying under the radar has been the team’s inability to hold on to the football. Read more...
Photo: After an 8-5 freshman season, quarterback Josh Rosen is stepping up as a vocal leader for the Bruins. The sophomore stood in front of a team meeting and listed out his goals this season. (Miriam Bribiesca/ Photo editor)
Beijing Normal University had already stunned one Pac-12 team in its American tour. An own goal and more manifestations of poor communication didn’t help Cal when they fell to Beijing 6-5, but nonetheless, UCLA’s opponent came into Monday night’s scrimmage looking to put another notch in their Pac-12 belt. Read more...
Photo: Senior midfielder Lauren Kaskie and the UCLA women’s soccer team showed their offensive prowess again as they defeated Beijing Normal University 7-0. (Daily Bruin file photo)
This wasn’t exactly the start that UCLA men’s soccer was looking for. To close out their exhibition play, the No. 6 Bruins took on the No. Read more...
Photo: UCLA men’s soccer coach Jorge Salcedo and company finished off exhibition play with an 0-2 loss to Indiana. The Bruins up regular season play against Maryland on Aug. 26. (Daily Bruin file photo)
With an offense stacked with returning starters and a defense anchored by the reigning Pac-12 libero of the year, UCLA women’s volleyball is looking to go even further than last year’s third round finish – the Bruins want to contend for a national championship. Read more...
The marathon serves as a culminating event for the Olympics – fitting, given the ancient roots and the endless pace of athletic venues that define two-and-a-half weeks every four years. Read more...
Another Olympics, another medal, but for the second consecutive Olympics, the U.S. women’s volleyball team couldn’t capture gold. UCLA alumnus Karch Kiraly only lost one match – the semifinal – during his time as Team USA’s coach. Read more...
Photo: UCLA Alumna Karsta Lowe recorded four kills today in the bronze medal match against the Netherlands. (Daily Bruin file photo)
