Some of the world's top tennis players will come to UCLA to compete in the 2011 Farmers Classic. Los Angeles' longest running professional sporting event is back for its 85th year. Read more...
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July 25, 7:25 am
Cream of the Farmer's crop
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July 25, 7:21 am
Early rounds of Farmers Classic will now start later in the day to draw in more fans
This year the Farmers Classic will debut Super Sessions, shifting the standard noon start for morning sessions forward two hours. Read more...
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July 25, 7:19 am
Love for tennis brings hundreds of volunteers to the Farmers Classic
Volunteer coordinator Randy Trost knows better than anyone that the Farmers Classic does not run itself. Read more...
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July 25, 7:17 am
American men's tennis needs a star player to draw more U.S. fans to the sport
Sundays tend to be all about routine. Church, professional football (hopefully), afternoon siestas, family dinners and repeat the next week. Recently, though, as part of this column space, I've developed a new habit. Read more...
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July 25, 7:06 am
Farmers Classic action begins with qualifying rounds
Professional tennis is coming to Westwood Village once again. The first action of the 2011 Farmers Classic took place this weekend at UCLA's Sycamore Tennis Courts, where the qualifying rounds were played. Read more...
Sports, Swim & Dive
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July 25, 12:38 am
UCLA divers compete in the Senior Zone D Championships
While most athletes use the summer to train for their upcoming season, junior Maggy Boyd, redshirt sophomore Michelle Vale and sophomore Paulina Guzman do not have the luxury of such a break. Read more...
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July 25, 12:35 am
Jordan Farmar gives back to kids in Los Angeles through his basketball camp Hoop Farm
Meet Drake London. A promising center prospect, London has the size and inside presence of a dominant post player but also possesses the court vision and ball handling skills of a swingman. Read more...
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Former UCLA point guard Jordan Farmar held Hoop Farm, a four-day-long basketball camp for boys and girls aged 7-16, at the John Wooden Center. Now in its fourth year, the camp began in 2008 and is run through the Jordan Farmar Foundation, which also works closely with the UCLA Mattel Children’s Hospital.