UCLA women’s tennis opens conference play with win over Oregon, loss to Washington

Sports, Women's Tennis

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March 17, 10:21 pm

UCLA women’s tennis opens conference play with win over Oregon, loss to Washington

A winning road record hung in the balance for the Bruins on Sunday. No. 16 junior Anne-Christine Lutkemeyer forced a third set on court one but found herself down five games to one as the Huskies led the match 3-1. Read more...

Photo: No. 16 junior Anne-Christine Lutkemeyer returns a ball with a forehand at David X. Marks Tennis Stadium. Lutkemeyer and UCLA women’s tennis traveled to the Pacific Northwest for their first Big Ten dual-matches over the weekend. (Nicolas Greamo/Daily Bruin senior staff)

Men's Basketball, Sports

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March 17, 10:20 pm

UCLA men’s basketball March Madness predictions 2025

After a humbling 16-point loss to Wisconsin in the Big Ten tournament quarterfinals, No. 7 seed UCLA men’s basketball (22-10, 13-7 Big Ten) will have a chance to redeem itself in the NCAA Tournament. Read more...

Photo: Sophomore center Aday Mara (left), junior guard Skyy Clark (middle) and sophomore guard Sebastian Mack (right) are pictured. (Photos by Aidan Sun/Assistant Photo editor. Design by Tyler Cho/Assistant Design director.)

Features, Men's Basketball, Sports

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March 17, 10:15 pm

‘Cousins’ Eric Dailey Jr., Skyy Clark forge friendship, leadership beyond family

There are friends, there is family, and there are friends who become family. And the saying rings especially true in sports. Blood, sweat and tears forge connections that stand the test of time. Read more...

Photo: (Helen Juwon Park/Illustrations director)

Sports, Sports Columns, Women's Basketball

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March 17, 9:51 pm

Swear by Sabrina: Gabriela Jaquez’s hard work, quiet leadership shines when most needed

While UCLA men’s basketball alumnus Jaime Jaquez Jr. may be the first “Jaquez” to come to a Bruin fan’s mind, it’s time they familiarize themselves with the heir carrying the family name forward. Read more...

Photo: By Kaylen Ho / Daily Bruin Staff

Sports, Women's Basketball

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March 17, 9:20 pm

With No. 1 overall seed in hand, UCLA women’s basketball readies for March Madness

National rankings change every week. But the Bruins found themselves at the top of the totem pole for 13 of the 18 polls released this season. Read more...

Photo: Juniors center Lauren Betts and guard Kiki Rice hold each other by the shoulders and jump in excitement following their Big Ten tournament win. (Darlene Sanzon/Assistant Photo editor)

Men's Basketball, Sports

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March 17, 9:00 pm

Lineup of tough March Madness matchups awaits No. 7-seeded UCLA men’s basketball

The timer on the Bruins’ 2024-2025 season is ticking. And in a month that often teems with upsets, one can never guess how the bracket will shake out. Read more...

Photo: Members of UCLA men’s basketball’s starting lineup sit on the bench before being introduced onto the court for the Big Ten tournament quarterfinals. The Bruins were announced as a No. 7 seed in the Midwest region during Sunday’s Selection Show. (Aidan Sun/Assistant Photo editor)

Men's Basketball, Sports, Sports Columns, Women's Basketball

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March 17, 7:35 pm

March Under Pressure: 6 vulnerabilities that could derail March Madness for women’s, men’s basketball

Amid yet another year of starkly different trajectories for No. 1 seed UCLA women’s basketball and No. 7 seed UCLA men’s basketball, one thing stood out – both squads share a susceptibility to specific pressure points. Read more...

Photo: UCLA men’s basketball’s sophomore guard/forward Eric Dailey Jr. and UCLA women’s basketball junior center Lauren Betts are pictured. (Photos by Aidan Sun/Assistant Photo editor. Design by Katie Azuma/Daily Bruin)

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