When the UCLA women's tennis team faced California last month, the Golden Bears handed the Bruins their first loss of the season, snapping the team's 20-game win streak. Read more...
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Junior Pamela Montez and the women’s tennis team defeated Cal 4-1 at the NCAA quarterfinals Saturday to earn a spot in the Final Four.
Freshman third baseman Stephany LaRosa stepped back out of the batter's box. Read more...
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The No. 12 seed UCLA softball team’s season ended this weekend after losing 7-2 to Hofstra on Friday and 2-1 to Florida State on Saturday.
Having awoken in the eastern time zone four times this week, UCLA women's tennis may have had as much ease clicking off their alarms Thursday morning as they did sounding the bell on Cinderella. A 4-0 victory over an upstart Rice University team that reached the Sweet 16 through two straight upset wins proved that the Bruins have little regard for fairy tales, with each UCLA player being up at least a set by the time midnight struck on the Owls. Read more...
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The No. 1 women’s tennis team will play Cal Saturday in the NCAA Elite Eight in Athens, Ga. in the quest for UCLA’s 109th championship title.
Despite a five-game win streak, the UCLA baseball team is still not where it would like to be in the Pac-12 conference standings going into the final weeks of the regular season. Read more...
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Junior infielder and catcher Trevor Brown (left) and sophomore infielder Pat Gallagher (right) stand in the dugout with their teammates.
Having even one individual NCAA champion for any college track and field program is a major accomplishment. Read more...
As the softball team entered last weekend's series against Oregon, UCLA coach Kelly Inouye-Perez preached the importance of winning the series to generate momentum heading into the postseason. Read more...
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Senior utilities Dani Yudin and Andrea Harrison and freshman infielder Stephany LaRosa will lead the No. 12 Bruins into regional play against Hofstra today at Easton Stadium.
In 1948, more than 5,000 residents of Framingham, Mass., enrolled in a long-term study on heart disease, consenting to be monitored throughout their lives. Read more...
