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.
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October 26, 12:30 am
No. 2 women’s soccer plays Stanford and Cal in last two home games
UCLA women's soccer has only three more obstacles to overcome before they grab hold of an undefeated season. Two of them will take their place atop the pitch at Drake Stadium this weekend, daring the Bruins to topple them. UCLA faces No. 21 Cal this afternoon and No. 1 Stanford on Sunday in its last two home games of the season. Read more...
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Freshman forward Taylor Smith and the UCLA women’s soccer team will face off against California and Stanford at Drake this weekend.