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Women’s Basketball

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May 5, 12:19 pm

Former Oregon State forward Timea Gardiner commits to UCLA women’s basketball

This post was updated May 5 at 10:03 p.m. The Bruins ranked at the top of the country in rebounding margin last season. Beyond 6-foot-7 sophomore center Lauren Betts, UCLA women’s basketball’s roster boasted six players standing at 6-foot-2 or higher that each contributed to the team’s dominance on the glass. Read more...

Photo: Former Oregon State forward Timea Gardiner runs on the court. Gardiner announced her transfer to UCLA women’s basketball on Wednesday via social media. (Jake Greenberg-Bell/Daily Bruin staff)

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April 26, 11:49 am

Washington State guard Charlisse Leger-Walker commits to UCLA women’s basketball

The Bruins’ backcourt is the first beneficiary of the transfer portal this offseason. UCLA women’s basketball received a commitment from former Washington State four-year starter Charlisse Leger-Walker, as announced on the guard’s X and Instagram on Thursday evening. Read more...

Photo: Former Washington State guard Charlisse Leger-Walker defends sophomore forward Gabriela Jaquez. Leger-Walker announced her transfer to UCLA on Thursday evening. (Aidan Sun/Daily Bruin)

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April 15, 7:05 pm

Charisma Osborne drafted by Phoenix Mercury as No. 25 pick

This post was updated April 16 at 8:12 p.m. Moreno Valley local Charisma Osborne is taking her talents to the Valley of the Sun.  The former UCLA women’s basketball guard and the program’s second-leading scorer was drafted as the No. Read more...

Photo: Graduate student guard Charisma Osborne yells in celebration. Osborne is the No. 25 pick of the 2024 WNBA Draft. (Brandon Morquecho/Photo editor)

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April 2, 2:00 pm

Candid Carlson: Cori Close’s latest Sweet 16 defeat is her most disappointing loss yet

This post was updated April 2 at 10:10 p.m. ALBANY, N.Y. – During UCLA women’s basketball’s season opener Nov. 6, the Pauley Pavilion jumbotron played what was meant to be a simple, fun video. Read more...

Photo: Coach Cori Close walks on the court. Throughout her 13-year tenure, Close has not won a championship. (Brandon Morquecho/Photo editor)

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March 30, 1:31 pm

Fouls, free throws send UCLA women’s basketball home with loss to LSU in Sweet 16

This post was updated March 31 at 11:19 p.m. ALBANY, NY — Title hopes surrounded the then-No. 2-ranked Bruins at the beginning of the season. But in poetic fashion, it was the same sound that sent the Bruins walking in both postseason tournaments that gave them the opportunity to hoist a trophy. Read more...

Photo: UCLA women’s basketball waves to the crowd after falling to LSU in the Sweet 16. (Eden Yu/Daily Bruin staff)

Features, Sports, Women's Basketball

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March 29, 3:25 pm

How perseverance, overseas experience helped Angela Dugalić become the ‘X factor’

This post was updated March 30 at 8:32 p.m. The most populated city of Serbs in the world is Belgrade, the capital of Serbia. The next-most populated city of Serbs isn’t a Serbian metropolis or even a European one. Read more...

Photo: Senior forward Angela Dugalić prepares to shoot the ball. Dugalić spent her freshman season at Oregon before transferring to UCLA for the rest of her collegiate career. (Photo by Jeremy Chen/Photo editor. Photo illustration by Tatiana Shkliar/Daily Bruin)

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March 25, 8:21 pm

Led by Rice, UCLA women’s basketball defeats Creighton to return to Sweet 16

This post was updated March 25 at 10:48 p.m. Ten minutes stood between an end to the season for UCLA or a trip to Albany, New York, for the chance to play the reigning national champions.  But a 24-point performance from sophomore guard Kiki Rice punched the Bruins’ ticket and kept her squad’s title hopes alive for another day.  Backed by a second-half fight, No. Read more...

Photo: Sophomore guard Kiki Rice pulls up for a jumper as defenders guard her. Rice scored 24 points against the Bluejays, and 13 of them came in the third quarter alone. (Aidan Sun/Daily Bruin)


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