Five years ago, the UCLA women’s tennis team captured the program’s first-ever NCAA championship. For the team, it was a part of history; for Pamela Montez, a senior at La Quinta High School still contemplating where to go to school, it was a sign. Read more...
Photo: Pamela Montez plans to further her education at UCLA by pursuing a master’s degree in psychology.
Crosstown rivals UCLA and USC faced off more than 2,000 miles away from home Monday afternoon in search of one thing: the NCAA doubles title. But only one team was able to find it. Read more...
Photo: After performing well throughout the NCAA tournament, the doubles pair of Skylar Morton and Robin Anderson fell to a USC duo.
A crowd of blue and a crowd of red swarmed opposite sides of the tennis court, a circle of hugging players forming as the just-finished competitors run to embrace their teammates. Read more...
Photo: Chanelle Van Nguyen fell just short of bringing home the final point for the Bruins.
In an extremely close match against second-seeded North Carolina on Sunday, with a trip to the NCAA semifinals on the line, UCLA women’s tennis freshman Catherine Harrison hit her last rally into the top of the net. Read more...
Photo: Freshman Catherine Harrison helped UCLA clinch a 4-1 win over North Carolina, earning a spot in the NCAA semifinals today against Texas A&M.
UCLA women’s tennis eased its way through the NCAA Regionals with easy wins last weekend, but now it has to defeat a higher level of competition should the Bruins hope to win the NCAA championship. Read more...
Photo: Courtney Dolehide looks forward to playing in front of loved ones as UCLA heads to Illinois to continue its NCAA tournament run.
And while she can’t stand to be off the tennis court as her team closes the season in the NCAA tournament, Ray, a communication studies student, seeks to eventually apply her skills from tennis to the broadcasting booth. Read more...
Photo: Kaitlin Ray, a sophomore communication studies student on the women’s tennis team, aspires to play professional tennis, which she then plans to transition into a career in sports broadcasting. Her love for sports and her competitive nature fuel her goals.
UCLA sophomore Robin Anderson and Oklahoma State’s Malika Rose rallied back and forth, competing for the decisive point of the second round of the NCAA tournament. Read more...
