Gage Brymer remembers making the trip up from Irvine to Westwood almost every spring of high school. The occasion? UCLA v. USC. The matches, charged by the intense rivalry between the two teams, were some of the only college tennis matches the UCLA men’s tennis freshman watched growing up. Read more...
Photo: Freshman Gage Brymer grew up watching UCLA play USC in tennis. He’ll contribute to the rivalry as a player against the Trojans this weekend. (Katie Meyers/Daily Bruin senior staff)
Three days after returning from a road trip through Utah and Arizona, the No. 5 UCLA men’s tennis team flat-out dominated UCSD, winning 5-0 in a Wednesday afternoon match that at times seemed like no more than a warm-up for UCLA’s highly-ranked matchup against USC on Friday. Read more...
UCLA men’s tennis will close out its regular season home schedule by hosting UC San Diego Wednesday. Senior Clay Thompson and freshman Mackenzie McDonald will be missing from the lineup. Read more...
Friday’s match between the men’s tennis teams of UCLA and Utah began with a fierce battle for the doubles point. After the teams traded wins at courts one and two, the Bruins’ hopes of winning the doubles point rested on the shoulders of freshmen Gage Brymer and Mackenzie McDonald. Read more...
Photo: Junior Marcos Giron was part of one of the Bruin pairs’ wins in doubles against Arizona. (Jose Ubeda/Daily Bruin staff)
Just less than a month ago, the UCLA men’s tennis team was on the verge of its first home loss of the season, down 3-2 against Baylor. Read more...
Photo: According to freshman Gage Brymer, UCLA’s loss to Baylor proved to be a wake-up call for the Bruins, who since then have carried on a six-game winning streak. (Katie Meyers/Daily Bruin senior staff)
He may not get the level of attention that his other teammates do – which is understandable, considering he plays in a lineup that boasts the nation’s No. Read more...
Photo: With senior Adrien Puget sidelined by an injury, freshman Joseph Di Giulio has stepped up to fill the void with his strong play on court. (Jose Ubeda/Daily Bruin staff)
Hardly one to hide his raw emotions or neglect pumping up a crowd, Clay Thompson tossed back his headband, racket and any tennis balls in his pockets before shaking his opponent’s hand at the end of his final Pac-12 home match. Read more...
Photo: Senior Clay Thompson played a key role in UCLA’s win over Stanford on Saturday’s senior day. (Jose Ubeda/Daily Bruin staff)
