The Bruins may have been eliminated from team competition, but individual players are still squaring off in Orlando, Florida. UCLA women’s tennis (21-8, 8-2 Pac-12) saw its season come to an end after falling to North Carolina, but four Bruins still travelled to Florida to participate in the NCAA doubles and singles championships. Read more...

Photo: Freshman Elysia Bolton won two matches in the NCAA singles championship, including a three-set, come-from-behind victory over Anna Turati of Texas. In doubles, Bolton and her partner redshirt junior Jada Hart upended a seeded opponent from Tennessee in the first round before falling in the second round Wednesday. (Andy Bao/Daily Bruin).

The Bruins’ season ended in the Elite Eight for the second consecutive year. “(I’m) really proud of my seniors who have led this team,” said coach Stella Sampras Webster. Read more...

Photo: Seniors Ayan Broomfield (left) and Gabby Andrews (right) both played their final dual matches as Bruins on Friday versus North Carolina (Tanmay Shankar/Daily Bruin).

The Bruins accomplished what no team had done all season – take the doubles point from the Tar Heels. But they still came up short. No. Read more...

Photo: Sophomore Abi Altick and her partner Taylor Johnson clinched the doubles point for UCLA women’s tennis against North Carolina on Friday morning. The Tar Heels were a perfect 31-0 on the season in doubles before facing the Bruins. (Tanmay Shankar/Daily Bruin)

The Bruins are one match away from the Final Four. No. 7 seed UCLA women’s tennis (21-7, 8-2 Pac-12) will face No. 2 seed North Carolina (32-1, 14-0 Atlantic Coast Conference) in the NCAA tournament Elite Eight at the United States Tennis Association National Campus in Orlando, Florida, on Friday. Read more...

Photo: Sophomore Abi Altick had her court four match go unfinished in the Bruins’ earlier meeting with the Tar Heels this quarter, but was part of the only Bruin pair to win in the doubles round. (Andy Bao/Daily Bruin)

The Bruins have not dropped a single point in the tournament. No. 7 seed UCLA women’s tennis (21-7, 8-2 Pac-12) has won its first three matches of the NCAA championship by a combined score of 12-0. Read more...

Photo: Redshirt junior Jada Hart said UCLA women’s tennis is peaking at the right time. The last time the Bruins swept their first three opponents in the NCAA championship, UCLA won it all. (Niveda Tennety/Daily Bruin)