Last time UCLA women's soccer played Wisconsin earlier this season, it was a drawn-out game. Read more...
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Sophomore midfielder Caprice Dydasco and the UCLA women’s soccer team won this weekend, pushing them forward in the NCAA Tournament.
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November 9, 1:38 am
Women’s soccer prepares for postseason play
Some teams might be daunted by closing out the regular season with their only two losses. Read more...
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Sophomore defender Ally Courtnall and the women’s soccer team go into the postseason with a No. 3 seed.
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November 5, 11:53 pm
Women’s soccer to enter NCAA Tournament at No. 3 seed
When the postseason gets going this weekend, UCLA will face a familiar opponent. Read more...
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On Monday, the NCAA tournament field was announced. The Bruins earned the No. 3 seed and will host a first round game against Wisconsin.
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November 5, 2:13 am
Women’s soccer upset by USC in overtime stunner
The Bruins lost 3-2 in overtime to the Trojans in their final regular season game. Read more...
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Despite Sam Mewis’ game-tying goal in the final minutes, the women’s soccer team dropped its last regular season match against USC.
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November 2, 1:29 am
Women’s soccer looks past Stanford loss, prepares for USC
After a humbling loss to No. 1 Stanford in front of a national audience, the UCLA women's soccer team could have spent the whole week sulking. Read more...
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October 30, 12:35 am
Waiting for her shot: Bruin goes from UCLA women’s soccer manager to team’s first-ever walk-on
Doing laundry. Arriving early to practice. Setting up equipment for drills. Fetching balls. And doing more laundry. Read more...
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Ariel Krakowsky, a junior midfielder on the UCLA women’s soccer team, trained with the team as a freshman, served as a team manager as a sophomore and became the first-ever walk-on player on the team this year.
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October 29, 2:27 am
No. 2 women’s soccer falls in late Stanford rally
Despite leading for much of the second half, the No. 2 UCLA women's soccer team (15-1-2, 8-1-1 Pac-12) could not hold off a relentless Stanford offense, which scored two quick goals late in the game for a 2-1 comeback victory. Read more...
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Senior forward Zakiya Bywaters and the Bruins were defeated by the Cardinal Sunday night at Drake Stadium.