Three weeks into the season, the UCLA women’s water polo team is still a bit rough around the edges. While the team easily handled its first nine opponents, two tougher opponents showed some chinks in the Bruins’ armor during the Stanford Invitational last weekend. Read more...
Photo: Freshman utility Mackenzie Barr said the Bruins wanted to start strong against Stanford last weekend, but UCLA fell flat, losing the game 8-4.
When recruits sign their letters of intent to come to UCLA during Wednesday’s National Signing Day, they’ll be able to do it in a whole new way. Read more...
The game clock was ticking down and UCLA was only up by three over Washington State. But after the ball found its way into senior guard Thea Lemberger’s hands and she drew the foul, a wave of relief washed over the Pauley Pavilion crowd. Read more...
Photo: After struggling in close games at the start of conference play, the Bruins have improved their play late in games. UCLA’s last three wins were decided by seven points or less.
The hurdles on the track are not the only obstacles the UCLA track and field team is trying to overcome. Although the Bruins may have fallen behind because of the renovation of their new track, after two weeks of practice, they realize they could use some more work – in particular, their speed. Read more...
After tying a school record in wins with 10 in the 2013-2014 season, UCLA football will soon get a glimpse at its future and a possibility to build on those 10 wins. Read more...
Photo: Malachi Dupre of River Ridge, La. is a highly recruited five-star receiver and one of the top ranked players yet to commit. Dupre has narrowed his list to a few schools, including UCLA and in-state power LSU.
In rebounding from an inexplicable loss, teams are often presented with a crucial fork in their seasons: Either forget the loss entirely and move on or dig deeper and break down crucial team issues. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore guard/forward Kyle Anderson lead the Bruins with 18 points on Sunday. UCLA struggled from the field, shooting 38.6 percent.
In the end, it all came down to Joseph DiGiulio. UCLA and Georgia were even at 3-3 as his match entered its third and deciding set. Read more...
Photo: Freshman Joseph DiGiulio’s “looping half-volley” hit led to a return error by the opposing Georgia singles’ player, sealing the match for DiGiulio and UCLA.
