With their eyes set on high placements at NCAAs, the Bruins mean business. No. 21 UCLA swim and dive (5-4, 3-4 Pac-12) is headed to Athens, Georgia, to compete in the national championships March 20 through March 23. Read more...
Photo: UCLA swim and dive junior Eva Carlson pops out of the water for a breath. (Tszshan Huang/Daily Bruin)
Yates Gym holds its breath in anticipation when music hits the air. Gymnasts stop twirling on bars and come to a standstill on beam to watch the Bruins take the floor. Read more...
Photo: (Photo illustration by Mia Tavares/Assistant Design director. Photos by Daily Bruin staff and Amelie Ionescu)
Slower starts weren’t enough to deter the Bruins from adding two wins to their slate. No. 1 UCLA women’s water polo (18-0, 3-0 MPSF) defeated No. Read more...
Photo: Freshman goalkeeper Lauren Steele looks at the ball as she holds it in the air. Steele had two goals over the weekend for UCLA women’s water polo. (Zimo Li/Daily Bruin)
Spencer Johnson held the key to the Bruins’ fate for the second time this season. Only this time, familiarity was on his side. “I felt a little calmer this time, and I was able to lock in just a little better than I thought versus the Pepperdine match and not be as tight as that one,” the freshman said. Read more...
Photo: Spencer Johnson serves the ball. The freshman clinched UCLA’s victory – for the second time this season – Sunday afternoon with a singles win. (Nicolas Greamo/Daily Bruin senior staff)
Baseball is a timely game. The difference between a win and a loss can be just a few hits that come with runners on base. A lack of timeliness has plagued UCLA lately, as it carried a .118 batting average with runners in scoring position during the seven-game skid that led up to the weekend’s series. Read more...
Photo: Freshman infielder hustles toward third base against Washington State. Martin recorded a career-high five RBIs in the Bruins’ series-winning victory Sunday. (Aidan Sun/Daily Bruin)
The 2024 edition of March Madness is here, but only one UCLA team will be dancing. No. 2 seed UCLA women’s basketball picked up its highest seeding for the NCAA Tournament ever, while UCLA men’s basketball fell short of its last chance for a bid after falling in the Pac-12 tournament quarterfinals. Read more...
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No. 2 seed UCLA women’s basketball is just days away from its Round of 64 contest against No. 15 seed California Baptist to start March Madness. Read more...
Photo: From left to right: UCLA women’s basketball sophomore guard Kiki Rice and graduate student guard Charisma Osborne and UCLA men’s basketball sophomore guard Dylan Andrews and sophomore forward/center Adem Bona are pictured. (Photos by Jeremy Chen/Photo editor, Myka Fromm/Photo editor and Brandon Morquecho/Photo editor. Photo illustration by Mia Tavares/Assistant Design director)
