UCLA softball player Natasha Watley was named the Collegiate Woman Athlete of the Year when she received the 27th annual Honda-Broderick Cup on June 23. The senior shortstop was among the leaders in the nation by hitting .481 with 64 runs and 35 stolen bases. Read more...

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Men’s basketball schedule announced The 2003-04 UCLA men’s basketball schedule was released Wednesday, and it will feature nine NCAA Tournament teams from 2002-03 and two NIT teams. Read more...

Standings through Sunday’s games *Wild-card leader American League West Division W L Pct GB Seattle 52 28 .650 “”mdash;  Oakland 46 34 .575 6  Anaheim 40 39 .506 11.5 Texas 31 49 .388 21 Central Division W L Pct GB Minnesota 43 37 .538 “”mdash;  Kansas City 42 36 .538 “”mdash;  Chicago 39 42 .481 4.5 Cleveland 32 47 .405 10.5 Detroit 18 61 .228 24.5 East Division W L Pct GB New York 51 30 .630 “”mdash;  *Boston 47 33 .588 3.5 Toronto 46 36 .561 5.5 Baltimore 35 44 .443 15  Tampa Bay 26 54 .325 24.5  National League West Division W L Pct GB San Francisco 48 32 .600 “”mdash;  Los Angeles 45 35 .563 3  Arizona 44 36 .550 4  Colorado 42 41 .506 7.5 San Diego 28 55 .337 21.5 Central Division W L Pct GB St. Read more...

Last Thursday, sports fans settled in for the 4 1/2-hour marathon known as the 2003 NBA Draft. Now that it’s over, the analysis must begin: Which team had the best picks, which player had the biggest fall, and dare I say the most important ““ who was the best dressed? Read more...

Don’t be fooled by its name. There is nothing you can “Say No” to about the quality of this basketball league. The “Say No” Classic, a summer camp for college basketball players held at the USC campus, has produced many notable players. Read more...

SACRAMENTO “”mdash; Seated in front of her computer on Wednesday afternoon, Sheena Johnson unearthed an article on the NCAA Web site that proclaimed Texas hurdler Raasin McIntosh “invincible.” Over the next two days, the UCLA junior proved you can’t believe everything you read. Read more...