Wednesday, December 17

Marcos Giron’s singles title win redeems tennis’ semifinals exit

Up 4-1 in the second set of the NCAA men’s tennis singles championship, junior Marcos Giron could almost feel the title trophy in his hands. Less than a week earlier, Giron had high hopes as his team entered the semifinal round of the NCAA team tournament against Oklahoma. Read more...

Photo: Junior Marcos Giron, ranked the No. 2 individual player for much of the season, made his case to be the nation’s top player by winning the men’s singles title Monday. (Jose Ubeda/Daily Bruin staff)






Men’s tennis has successful season despite NCAA disappointment

Two days before their loss to Oklahoma in the NCAA semifinals, two days before a pair of lost tiebreakers put an end to their 2014 season, UCLA men’s tennis found itself in an eerily familiar situation. Read more...

Photo: The UCLA men’s tennis team received strong play from several young players including redshirt sophomore Karue Sell. (Jose Ubeda/Daily Bruin staff)


Men’s tennis’ title hopes shatter in tiebreakers

A year after getting within a foot of becoming national champions, the men’s tennis team fell four points short of its second straight title-game berth. UCLA surrendered consecutive third-set tiebreakers on courts one and six in falling to No. Read more...

Photo: Senior Adrien Puget was the first Bruin to win a set Monday, but senior Clay Thompson and redshirt sophomore Karue Sell’s third-set tiebreaker losses led to a UCLA defeat. (Yin Fu/Daily Bruin)



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