UCLA women’s water polo has only played one game so far this season and has only been together for two full weeks. “I’d by lying if I said I knew what the other teams are doing and what players they have, but I am also trying to figure out our players,” said coach Adam Wright. Read more...
Photo: Attacker Devin Grab is one of the three seniors on UCLA women’s water polo’s roster. Last year, Grab totaled 12 goals and five assists in 14 games. (Keila Mayberry/Daily Bruin staff)
Multiple power outages throughout Saturday’s games did not stop the Bruins from finishing their season-opener. Despite losing power to the game clock and the scoreboard, No. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore attacker Bronte Halligan scored two goals in UCLA’s 11-2 win over Loyola Marymount. Three other Bruins also posted two goals in the season-opener. (Keila Mayberry/Daily Bruin staff)
Women’s tennis Dylan Dsouza, Daily Bruin Contributor The No. 17 UCLA women’s tennis team will be back in action this weekend for the first time since early November. Read more...
UCLA women’s water polo graduated a strong group of seniors in 2017 that had reached the national championship game three times and will now have to rely on the strength of its underclassmen. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore attacker Maddie Musselman led the Bruins in goals with 69 last season, setting a freshman season record. The Bruins open their 2018 season Saturday against Loyola Marymount and USC. (Amy Dixon/Assistant Photo editor)
The women’s senior national team is almost a year removed from its record Olympic run in Rio de Janeiro, but the offensive firepower and defensive grit that made a handful of Bruins gold medalists was on full display once again in Budapest, Hungary. Read more...
Photo: UCLA rising sophomore Maddie Musselman helped the senior USA women’s national water polo team win its second straight FINA World Championship after defeating Spain 13-6 in the final. Musselman was named tournament MVP.(Amy Dixon/Assistant Photo editor)
The winningest coach in Westwood will now be on the pool deck twice as often. Adam Wright, who has coached the men’s water polo team for the last eight seasons, was also named coach of the UCLA women’s water polo team Thursday afternoon. Read more...
Photo: UCLA’s national search for a new women’s water polo coach concluded in Westwood. Adam Wright, who already coaches the men’s team, will now also coach the women’s team. (Daily Bruin file photo)
Eight seasons and three NCAA finals appearances later, UCLA women’s water polo coach Brandon Brooks’ time in Westwood is ending. Brooks, who also competed on the men’s team from 1999 to 2002, is stepping down to pursue other opportunities. Read more...
Photo: Brandon Brooks never won an NCAA title as coach of the women’s water polo team. UCLA announced that he’ll be stepping down Thursday. (Amy Dixon/Assistant Photo editor)
