Traditionally, football has been a male-dominated sport. Read more...
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Fourth-year environmental science student Morgan Fahlman runs the ball against second-year communications student Izzy Nastaskin.
Club & IM Sports
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November 17, 1:15 am
Three-on-three games build on team skills
Jan Hegemann and Michael Moeller may both be working toward their doctorates in applied mathematics, but these two can do more than just spin axioms on their fingers and shoot integrals around. Read more...
Club & IM Sports, Sports
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November 9, 3:13 am
On Target
Archery is a quiet sport. Read more...
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Huy Huynh, a second-year biochemistry student, retrieves his arrows during Club Archery practice Friday afternoon. The UCLA Club Archery team practices five days a week on campus and is comprised of both experienced archers and beginners.
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November 3, 12:58 am
Women athletes more prone to ACL injuries
Lauren Carr, a member of UCLA's club soccer team, was playing in her first game of the season when she felt her left knee pop. That pop, as it turned out, was a torn anterior cruciate ligament "“ an injury that can bench an athlete for more than a year, said Dr. Gerald Finerman, a professor of orthopedic surgery at UCLA and director of intercollegiate sports medicine. Read more...
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October 28, 1:00 am
UCLA Men’s Rugby Club experiences growth spurt in athletes and interest
For a program to be successful for nearly 80 years, leadership is required. The UCLA Men's Rugby Club stands as one of UCLA's longest and most storied organizations, having competed since the 1930s. Read more...
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First-year biochemistry student Andrew Bailey practices with the UCLA Men’s Rugby Club at the Intramural Field. Bailey plays the forward position of prop.
Club & IM Sports, Sports
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October 13, 1:11 am
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu gains popularity and becomes a club sport
Dave Bryant gave his students two minutes to escape from their opponents' side control, a dominant grappling position where the combatant has his opponent pinned down and locked perpendicularly. Read more...
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Members of UCLA’s Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Club practice in the Wooden Center’s Blue Room on Monday. The club practices five days a week with beginner and intermediate classes available. The classes have seen an increase in participants, and the club has grown in popularity as a result of Jiu Jitsu’s influence in Mixed Martial Arts and the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
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October 8, 7:35 pm
Bruin ice hockey loses season opener 8-1 to Loyola Marymount
The season opener for UCLA ice hockey featured a newly formed Bruin team and ended in an 8-1 loss against the Loyola Marymount Lions Wednesday night. Read more...