Tuesday, May 12


W. polo: Preserving a winning tradition

It’s been a time-honored tradition for every NCAA Championship-bound UCLA women’s water polo team since the inception of the program. Before boarding the plane to the NCAA Championships, UCLA drives out to an undisclosed spot in Malibu and watches the sun set over Point Doom. Read more...


W. tennis: Tennis fired up for NCAA tourney

Sneaking up on the rest of the NCAA Tournament field won’t be so easy for the UCLA women’s tennis team this year. Opposing teams know all about the Bruins, especially after their surprising run to the NCAA Finals a year ago. Read more...


M. tennis: Tennis fired up for NCAA tourney

When it comes to the NCAA Tournament, no extra motivation is usually necessary. But it certainly couldn’t hurt. When play begins Saturday for the UCLA men’s tennis team (21-3) in the first round of the NCAA Tournament at the Los Angeles Tennis Center, the team will stare down a bracket that could present as many as three unique opportunities for revenge and vindication. Read more...


Women’s equestrian team seeks recognition

For a program that has quietly flourished on this campus over the past two years, the UCLA equestrian team finds itself in a unique position. Though the team has doubled in size and has proven to be nationally competitive, it is still without any sponsorship or club sports status that would provide it with much-needed funding. Read more...


Former coach loved by everyone

In the stands for the first home game of the UCLA baseball season, Gary Adams was lost. After spending 30 years in the dugout at Jackie Robinson Stadium, the former UCLA coach felt out of place in his new role as spectator. Read more...