Although the UCLA swim and dive team finished its collegiate season early in the year, competition has not ended for many Bruins, who continue to swim in elite meets this summer. Read more...
Photo: Rising sophomore Katy Campbell set personal-bests while competing alongside 12 other Bruins at the U.S. Open.
Back in her first days as a walk-on member of UCLA’s swim team, then-freshman Hayley Hacker set herself a seemingly impossible goal: to make the Maccabiah Games. Read more...
Photo: Rising senior Hayley Hacker realized her dream of competing in the Maccabiah Games this summer, representing both the United States and the Jewish community.
Following months of training, practice and rehabilitation, rising sophomore diver Montana Monahan is left with a concrete board under her feet, a 10 meter drop and just over a second of flight. She just has to jump. Read more...
Photo: After an injury that dominated her freshman year, rising sophomore diver Montana Monahan, now fully recovered, will showcase difficult dives at the USA National Diving Championships.
Entering the dog days of summer, five UCLA swimmers recently took to the pool to compete at the Phillips 66 National Championships. Read more...
Photo: Rising senior Anna Senko was one of five UCLA swimmers who competed at the Phillips 66 National Championships in Indianapolis, Ind. Senko competed in five different events.
For UCLA swim and dive, this was it – a three-day culmination of the entire season that only seven swimmers and one diver earned the right to experience. Read more...
For the first time in four years, a diver will represent UCLA in the NCAA Championship, which begins Thursday. Last week, three divers competed in a three-day competition in their last chance to qualify for the NCAA Championship. Read more...
For most divers, the season has already drawn to a close, but for a few Bruins, this weekend’s NCAA Zone E Championships will offer a final opportunity to qualify for nationals. Read more...
