Monday, June 15


Travel-heavy schedule tests UCLA

Under the pressures of both travel and fatigue, the women’s water polo team has endured some growing pains. Last Saturday, UCLA (15-1) struggled in a 15-9 victory at Arizona State, and the next day, the team held on to beat UCSB at home despite being outscored 5-2 in the final quarter. Read more...


Duo takes it up a notch

UCLA’s red-hot offense suddenly went cold against Southern Utah on Tuesday. Whitney Baker made sure it didn’t matter. Baker, a freshman pitcher, threw a masterful two-hit shutout and senior catcher Jaisa Creps singled in UCLA’s only run in the bottom of the sixth inning as the No. Read more...




Finally his time to Dance

It was Jan. 13, 2007. Forward Josh Shipp, out with an injured right hamstring, stood by himself outside the USC locker room. The rest of his Bruin teammates were being hounded by reporters and were celebrating their greatest victory of the season. Read more...


Howland to face alma mater

When UCLA coach Ben Howland heard that there was an opening for a coaching job at his alma mater, he picked up the phone and called Weber State athletic director Jerry Graybeal with a recommendation. Read more...