Men’s water polo manager’s behind-the-scenes work reinforces team efforts

Features, Men's Water Polo, Sports

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June 5, 3:48 pm

Men’s water polo manager’s behind-the-scenes work reinforces team efforts

Fifty. Give or take an hour or two, Eitan Peled accumulates nearly 50 demanding hours a week working for the UCLA men’s water polo team. When water polo season is in full swing from September to early December, the head manager runs around campus – from the pool to the coach’s office to training – doing as much as he can for the team. Read more...

Photo: Graduating men’s water polo manager Eitan Peled was part of two national champion teams during his time in Westwood. (Marley Maron/Daily Bruin)

Gymnastics, Sports, Sports Columns

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June 5, 3:27 pm

Senior signoffs: Sophina DeJesus thanks UCLA community for life lessons off the floor

My college experience began when I was 17, but traveling for acting and gymnastics on top of going to school kept my social life to a minimum. Read more...

Photo: Her first two years weren’t what she envisioned, but Sophina DeJesus adjusted and adapted to get the most out of her career as a Bruin. (Keila Mayberry/Daily Bruin staff)

Sports

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June 5, 2:59 pm

Graphic: 2016’s senior sports class leaves behind a statistical legacy

Graphics, Men's Tennis, Sports

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June 5, 2:36 pm

Graphic: Men’s tennis’ Karue Sell bags records as UCLA career ends

Graphics, Sports

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June 5, 2:35 pm

Graphic: How UCLA matches up against other Pac-12 programs

Club & IM Sports, Features, Sports

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June 5, 2:34 pm

Women’s lacrosse captain finds voice by stepping into leadership role

Sam Fletcher: the quintessential team captain. The senior midfielder from Virginia finished her final season on the turf for UCLA and prepares to, temporarily, hang up her cleats. Read more...

Photo: Senior midfielder Sam Fletcher has won numerous individual awards both locally and across the country. But Fletcher’s biggest accomplishment in lacrosse might be changing the UCLA women’s team from a solid program to a national championship contender. (Owen Emerson/Daily Bruin senior staff)

Sports, Sports Columns, Track and Field

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June 5, 2:22 pm

Senior signoffs: Thrower Nick Scarvelis imparts wisdom, advice to fellow track mates

I am so excited for the new Under Armour deal UCLA just signed, the athletic gear we all get will be so cool. … But of course I won’t be getting any because I’m leaving. Read more...

Photo: Senior Nicholas Scarvelis ends a five-year run with UCLA track and field. The shot put and discus thrower looks back on his record-breaking career with humor. (Korbin Placet/Daily Bruin senior staff)

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