After an intensive nonconference schedule, the Bruins finally have an opportunity to relax. Five doubles pairs will represent No. 4 UCLA (13-2) at the 129th Annual Pacific Coast Men’s Doubles Championship at La Jolla, California, this weekend. Read more...

Photo: Junior Maxime Cressy will partner with freshman Bryce Pereira as the ninth-seeded pair in this weekend’s 129th Annual Pacific Coast Men’s Doubles Championship. The duo won its most recent doubles match against USC on Tuesday and posts a 10-5 overall record for the season. (Alice Naland/Daily Bruin)

The Trojans looked to break the Bruins’ undefeated record at home – but UCLA didn’t let that happen. No. 4 UCLA men’s tennis (13-2) defeated crosstown rival No. Read more...

Photo: Keegan Smith was victorious in singles to help UCLA defeat USC on Tuesday. The freshman and his partner senior Austin Rapp also took home a doubles win to help the Bruins get the doubles point. (Alice Naland/Daily Bruin)

The Bruins split last year’s series against their crosstown rivals with each team winning 12 total points apiece. No. 4 UCLA men’s tennis (12-2) will host No. Read more...

Photo: Evan Zhu was victorious for the Bruins in singles on court one against Portland on Friday. The sophomore paired with Austin Rapp and took home a doubles win as well. (Anna Moreno-Takegami/Daily Bruin)

After playing five indoor matches in six days, the Los Angeles Tennis Center did not feel like a home-court advantage for the Bruins. No. 4 UCLA (12-2) battled cold, windy conditions to sweep Portland (5-5) and remain undefeated at home. Read more...

UCLA men’s tennis hasn’t won the NCAA championship since 2005, but the Bruins just broke an even bigger dry spell. No. 4 UCLA (11-2) defeated No. Read more...

Photo: Maxime Cressy took home the only singles win for the Bruins in their ITA indoor championship finals match against No. 1 Wake Forest. The junior also won three doubles matches over the weekend with partner Bryce Pereira. (Kathy Chen/Daily Bruin)

The Bruins had not made the finals of the ITA indoor championships since 2004. This year, No. 7 UCLA men’s tennis (11-2) reached the final match but fell just short to No. Read more...

Photo: Martin Redlicki clinched the Bruins’ match on Sunday to lead them to the finals of the ITA indoor championships. The senior was not able to secure a win in singles in the final match. (Kathy Chen/Daily Bruin)