The score was deadlocked 49.05 apiece and one gymnast remained for each team on the first rotation. Top-ranked Oklahoma (20-1) put up a meet-winning 9.95 on bars to give themselves a .225 lead and No. Read more...
Photo: Senior Danusia Francis said that the UCLA seniors wanted to go out and have fun and perform for the home crowd one last time collegiately. (Mackenzie Possee/Daily Bruin)
When senior Nick Hartle handed off the baton to fellow senior Austin O’Neil, the Bruins were in first place in the distance medley relay at the NCAA Indoor Championships – but that wouldn’t last long. Read more...
Photo: Senior shot putter Nicholas Scarvelis placed sixth at the NCAA Indoor Championships. He was one of three UCLA throwers to finish in the top 12 nationally. (Owen Emerson/Daily Bruin senior staff)
In its first true road match of the year, the women’s tennis team returned home with just its fourth loss of the season. After Friday’s match against No. Read more...
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UCLA women’s rowing continued to outperform its opponents early in the 2016 season with another clean sweep over the weekend. The Bruins had a dual meet against the Loyola Marymount Lions on Saturday morning at Marina del Rey. Read more...
Photo: UCLA women’s rowing swept its races against Loyola Marymount on Saturday morning at Marina del Rey. The Bruins won each of their races for the second straight week. (Ken Shin/Daily Bruin)
As soon as Kort Peterson hit it, he put his head down and raised his right hand, index finger pointing skyward. He’d never pimped a home run before, but this one was worth pimping. Read more...
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There were plenty of new faces on the court during Friday night’s nonconference match between UCLA and Concordia – on both sides of the net. The No. Read more...
Photo: Junior outside hitter Michael Fisher paced the UCLA men’s volleyball team with 17 kills, a career high. With the sweep, the Bruins have now won 12 sets in a row. (Hannah Ye/Daily Bruin senior staff)
After struggling over the first three weeks of the season, Johanna Grauer baffled hitters last week. The sophomore pitcher’s development couldn’t have come at a better time for UCLA softball. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore second baseman Kylee Perez said that because sophomore pitcher Johannah Grauer is playing better, the rest of team is performing with more confidence and poise. (Ken Shin/Daily Bruin)
