Throughout the regular season, UCLA women's tennis coach Stella Sampras Webster has had two goals for the team: attain a high seeding for the NCAA Tournament and host the NCAA regionals. Read more...
Photo: The Bruins will open the NCAA Tournament against the Army Black Knights.
A potential semifinal matchup against an arch rival, a repeat of the unexpected run to the conference title and a sixth straight national championship "“ all are compelling story lines for the UCLA women's water polo team heading into the NCAA Tournament. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore goalkeeper Caitlin Dement and the Bruins, who won the MPSF title two weeks ago, will head in the NCAA Tournament as the No. 3 seed. The team will face the Loyola Marymount Lions in the opening round today in San Diego.
A much desired spot in the NCAA Championships is at stake this weekend for the UCLA rowing team, which will be competing to make its first appearance at nationals since 2007. Read more...
There will be fewer fans, but more on the line. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore pitcher Gerrit Cole will start tonight’s game against USC at Jackie Robinson Stadium and looks to give the Bruins an early lead in the three-game tilt.
With eight team points already in its back pocket from last weekend's Pac-10 Multi-Event Championships, the UCLA women's track and field team will attempt to add to its total on Saturday and Sunday at the Pac-10 Championships in Berkeley. Read more...
Photo: Junior Ashlea McLaughlin ran a lifetime best of 52.92 seconds in the 400 meters against USC. The Bruins are in Berkeley this weekend for the Pac-10 Championships.
At the Pac-10 Championships this weekend, which will be held at UC Berkeley, certain individuals on the UCLA men's track team aim to capture needed points in their respective events, in an effort to vie for the conference team title. Read more...
Photo: The men’s distance team will go to Berkeley for the Pac-10 Championships.
On April 11, the UCLA women's tennis team was on a roll. The Bruins were No. 7 in the nation, having racked up an 18-3 record, and were preparing for a momentous showdown with No. 16 USC that had Pac-10 title implications. Read more...
Photo: Senior Yasmin Schnack, ranked No. 11 in singles and No. 4 in doubles, will graduate in June after earning All-American honors in 2009. Schnack has had some bumps along the way in her senior season but is looking to end her collegiate career on a high note, starting with this weekend’s NCAA Regionals at the Los Angeles Tennis Center.
