The Bruins are heading into the postseason on the heels of their best tournament finish of the season. No. 12 UCLA women’s golf will play for a conference title at the Pac-12 championships in Eugene starting Monday. Read more...
Photo: Players and coaches of No. 12 UCLA women’s golf huddle. Coming off their first tournament win since 2018, the Bruins will head to Eugene to take on the Pac-12 championships starting Monday. (Joseph Jimenez/Daily Bruin)
The Bruins won their first tournament since 2018 behind a trio of top-10 finishes. No. 17 UCLA women’s golf finished in first place at the Chambers Bay Invitational in University Place, Washington, on Monday and Tuesday with a teamwide 12-over 876. Read more...
Photo: Junior Emma Spitz poses with her trophy after taking home first place at the Chambers Bay Invitational. Behind Spitz’s individual win, No. 17 UCLA women’s golf won the tournament by an 18-stroke margin. (Courtesy of Alicia Um Holmes/UCLA Athletics)
The Bruins will have the opportunity to finish strong in their last tournament of the regular season. No. 17 UCLA women’s golf is headed to Washington to compete in the Chambers Bay Invitational on Monday and Tuesday. Read more...
Photo: Coach Carrie Forsyth and No. 17 UCLA women’s golf will take on their final regular-season tournament of the year starting Sunday. (Jeremy Chen/Daily Bruin staff)
The love of Ido David’s life is volleyball. That love story, however, began by chance. One of his fourth grade teachers had started a volleyball club, but David, who described himself as a lazy kid, didn’t play sports. Read more...
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SEAL BEACH — Thirty-six miles down Interstate 405, the Bruins struck silver. No. 15 UCLA women’s golf took home second place at The Gold Rush in Seal Beach, California, on Tuesday. Read more...
Photo: Redshirt freshman Alessia Nobilio led No. 15 UCLA women’s golf alongside freshman Caroline Canales at The Gold Rush Tournament, with both posting a 5-over 221 en route to a tie for fifth place. (Joseph Jimenez/Daily Bruin)
The Bruins secured a top-half finish despite poor conditions on the second day of play. No. 14 UCLA women’s golf placed sixth out of a 14-team field at the Lamkin Invitational on Monday and Tuesday, finishing with a 30-over 894 in its second 54-hole, two-day tournament of the season. Read more...
Photo: No. 14 UCLA women’s golf freshman Zoe Antoinette Campos follows through after a drive. Campos tied for 26th in the tournament with a 10-over 226 over three rounds. (Courtesy of Alicia Um-Holmes/UCLA Athletics)
The Bruins will have the chance to beat the competition in the second tournament of their spring season but will have to overcome a tough course first, according to coach Carrie Forsyth. Read more...
Photo: Junior Emma Spitz follows through on a swing. Spitz is the only member of No. 15 UCLA women’s golf’s starting lineup at the Lamkin Invitational that has previously played in the tournament. (Courtesy of Alicia Um-Holmes/UCLA Athletics)
