With less than 10 seconds left in the first half, USC’s Ariya Crook raced up the court, weaving between UCLA defenders to try to beat the clock. Read more...
Photo: Redshirt junior forward Atonye Nyingifa led all scorers with 22 points on Tuesday night.
When Stanford’s Chiney Ogwumike drove the lane on a fast break in the second half, her elbow slammed into the face of UCLA freshman guard Kari Korver, who went down immediately. Read more...
Photo: Alyssia Brewer, seen here against Notre Dame, played all but five minutes for UCLA on Sunday afternoon against Stanford.
For the past three weeks UCLA women’s basketball has focused on rebounding, but it’s been about more than just crashing the boards. Read more...
Photo: Junior guard Thea Lemberger can’t help but make things personal heading into this weekend’s games against California and Stanford.
As tipoff for the UCLA women’s basketball game against Utah approached, the lights shut off and Pauley Pavilion went dark. Read more...
With just under three minutes remaining in the first half of Friday’s game, Washington freshman guard/forward Heather Corral stood at the free-throw line, her team trailing UCLA by three. Read more...
Photo: Senior forward Alyssia Brewer, along with UCLA women’s basketball, took two wins from their weekend road trip to the Washington schools.
In nearly every game, junior guard Thea Lemberger launches herself to the floor, fighting for a loose ball, struggling to earn an extra possession for her team, or hustling to keep a ball in play. Read more...
Photo: Junior guard Thea Lemberger exhibits the “passion plays” her coach demands from the team.
Tip off between UCLA women’s basketball and Arizona was more than a day away, and a drop of blood had already struck the Pauley Pavilion hardwood. The smear came from the back of Dennis Koehne’s right hand. Read more...
Photo: Dennis Koehne, a facilities manager for UCLA recreation, works with teams of students to set up and take down Pauley Pavilion for games. Additionally, he announces women’s volleyball, gymnastics and women’s basketball for UCLA Athletics. He has worked at UCLA for 30 years, and while he often works long, hard hours, loves his job. He is such a well-known figure that students who attend games have grown to know him.
