If they looked dominant before, they appear invincible now. Read more...

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Sophomore Samantha Mewis, seen here last season, just returned from the U-20 World Cup. She scored one of UCLA’s seven goals against Princeton.

Nowadays, every time senior Zakiya Bywaters or sophomore Ally Courtnall touches the ball, they get double-teamed like no other. After early offensive success from the duo, opposing teams caught on, making it tough for them to get near the goal, let alone tuck the ball inside of it. But the Bruins (5-0-1) are anything but a two-woman show, and this weekend was evidence of that. Contributions from young players led to a 1-1 draw with Loyola Marymount on Friday and a 1-0 win over Tennessee on Sunday. Sunday's game against the Lady Vols (5-1-1) was stuck at 0-0 until sophomore forward Rosie White managed to sneak the ball past the hands of Tennessee's goalkeeper. The win was made all the more important for No. Read more...

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Freshman forward Taylor Smith was one of several Bruin underclassmen who had an impact on the field this weekend.

Everyone was bracing themselves for overtime. Read more...

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Sophomore forward Rosie White scored the tie-breaking goal in her first game since her summer trips to the Olympics and the U-20 World Cup.

If it weren't for Powell Library towering in the background, no one would have guessed that it was a home game. Read more...

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Senior forward Zakiya Bywaters scored her first official goal of the season on Sunday against Illinois. UCLA now holds claim to a 3-0-0 record.

The season got off to an unusual start for the Bruins. Read more...

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Sophomore Ally Courtnall and the UCLA Bruins got their season off to a 1-0-0 start this weekend against Connecticut and Massachusettes.

The UCLA women's soccer team ended 2011 on a dark note, with a surprise loss in the second round of the postseason. The beginning of the 2012 season, however, rang out with a bright note last Thursday. Read more...

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The women’s soccer team is optimistic about the coming season, which begins this weekend against Connecticut and Massachusetts.

The UCLA women's soccer team that steamrolled through much of its competition in 2011 was anchored by fresh-faced newcomers and a first-time coach. Read more...

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Rising sophomore midfielder Sam Mewis will be in charge of orchestrating things offensively in the coming season.