It has been well documented that UCLA's basketball program is known for being one of the elite powers in the nation, and this season will be a building block proving that the Bruins will return to the upper echelon of college basketball in the near future. Read more...
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Upcoming junior forward Reeves Nelson will be playing an important asset to UCLA’s offense in the 2011-2012 season.
The women's golf team brought back Westwood's lone national championship title of the 2010-2011 school year. Alongside the trophy were numerous awards and accolades that come as a perk of being the best in the nation. Read more...
A disappointing postseason finish. A new head coach. The departure of two key seniors. A recruiting class considered by many to be the best in the nation. Read more...
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Senior Sydney Leroux was named an NSCAA Third-Team All-American and First-Team All-Pac-10 player last year.
The UCLA men's soccer team was recognized as the best men's team by the Daily Bruin this past year by assembling a surprising run deep into the NCAA Tournament after a rough start. Read more...
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Rising sophomore midfielder Kelyn Rowe was a part of one of the strongest men’s scocer recruiting classes in the nation last year.
The women's basketball team catapulted themselves into the national scene by spending most of their season ranked in the top 10. Read more...
A promising season came to a close with a heartbreaking loss to Baylor in the third round of the NCAA Championships. Read more...
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Rising sophomore Daniel Kosakowski played a strong individual season, compiling a 23-13 record in singles while also being a solid teammate, finishing with a 20-9 record in doubles.
While Tyler Honeycutt settled into his seat at the Prudential Center in Newark, N.J. Thursday evening for the 2011 NBA draft, Malcolm Lee was at a movie theater across the country, choosing to keep his draft day draft-free. The two Bruins who left UCLA early for the pros had vastly different experiences taking in the draft, but by Thursday night, both had found landing spots as second-round selections. Honeycutt was selected by the Sacramento Kings with the 35th overall pick, while the Minnesota Timberwolves acquired the rights to Lee "“ taken just eight selections later "“ during the draft. Read more...
