Ho hum. Another weekend, another set of 1-0 wins for the undefeated No. 2 UCLA women's soccer team. Read more...
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Women’s Soccer v. Oregon State (W, 1-0) October 2, 2011
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September 30, 2:58 am
UCLA women's soccer will work to continue its dominance in Pac-12 play against Oregon schools
As it breezed past all its opponents during the nonconference part of its season, there can be no question that the No. 2 UCLA women's soccer team knows how to win. Read more...
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Sydney Leroux and the Bruins will host the Ducks tonight and the Beavers on Sunday night at Drake Stadium.
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September 28, 1:16 am
UCLA women’s soccer remains confident in its continued dominance
The word "undefeated" hovers over the UCLA women's soccer team every time it takes the field. Now, as their season take a turn toward the unpredictable Pac-12, the Bruins are even more determined to cling to the title they have worn for the past nine games. Read more...
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Freshman defender Abby Dahlkemper and UCLA next face Oregon and Oregon State.
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September 26, 1:56 am
Women’s soccer maintains win streak with victory against Washington
Junior midfielder Chelsea Cline charged up the right side of the field, headed toward the goal, looking alertly for an open pass. Read more...
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September 23, 12:49 am
No. 2 UCLA women’s soccer to take on Washington Huskies tonight
"It's not so important who starts the game but who finishes it," reads the quote from the venerable coach John Wooden. Read more...
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September 22, 1:14 am
Women’s soccer holds high hopes entering season
The No. 2 UCLA women's soccer team is riding high heading into the first season of the Pac-12 conference. The Bruins closed the nonconference schedule on Sunday, winning 3-1 against a strong LMU side. Read more...
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September 15, 1:06 pm
A young women's soccer team already shows NCAA Championship potential
The UCLA women's soccer team is going through its own coming-of-age story. Twelve of the Bruins' 28 players are youthful true freshmen from all over the United States (and one from New Zealand). If the team is serious about its title aspirations, it will need the young girls to mature and mature fast. Read more...
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From left to right, Samantha Mewis, Katelyn Rowland and Abby Dahlkemper are all freshmen who are making big first impressions on the soccer field.