The UCLA women's soccer team is going through its own coming-of-age story. Twelve of the Bruins' 28 players are youthful true freshmen from all over the United States (and one from New Zealand). If the team is serious about its title aspirations, it will need the young girls to mature and mature fast. Read more...
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From left to right, Samantha Mewis, Katelyn Rowland and Abby Dahlkemper are all freshmen who are making big first impressions on the soccer field.
You probably already have some idea of what we do here, but this brief introduction will hopefully give you some insight into what we've been up to over the summer. Read more...
Joseph Fauria got to enjoy only the dregs of games last season: garbage time. And for someone so tall, that was a quite a small role to play. Read more...
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Redshirt junior tight end Joseph Fauria is a great asset to UCLA’s ever-developing aerial attack. Despite limited playing time last year, he has stepped up this season, running for 110 yards against Houston.
David Martini did not come to UCLA planning to play rugby. He picked up the sport at the end of sophomore year, after playing two seasons as a wide receiver for the Bruins, because he was "just looking for something to do." Read more...
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The UCLA men’s rugby club will hold tryouts at the beginning of the year in its search for more quality athletes to fill the wide variety of positions on the 15-man team.
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For most college students around the country, summer is a time to kick back, relax and enjoy some time to themselves. Don't count the UCLA men's golf team as part of that group. Read more...
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Sophomore standout Patrick Cantlay was ranked the No. 1 amateur golfer in the country last year after finishing second in the NCAA championship.
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They may not be playing for national championships or Olympic gold medals, but many of the UCLA students who play IM sports are not joking around. Read more...
Heading into this year with a No. 1 preseason ranking, five golfers ranked in Golfweek's Top 50, a team that only lost one player from last year's championship roster and a coach in Carrie Forsyth who has won two national championships during her time at UCLA, expectations are high. Read more...
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Junior Tiffany Lua helped the women’s golf team to an NCAA championship last year.
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