Last weekend, UCLA men’s tennis’ freshman Mackenzie McDonald scored arguably the biggest victory of his young college career, knocking off the No. 2 player in the nation, Julien Lenz. Read more...
Photo: In one of his matches against Wisconsin, freshman Mackenzie McDonald said he “lost concentration,” but finished strong for the win.
A road to winter’s biggest tennis tournament runs adjacent to Bruin Walk once more. Three schools — Wisconsin, Nebraska and Texas Tech — will visit UCLA in the Los Angeles Tennis Center this weekend to vie for a spot in next month’s National Team Indoors Championship. Read more...
Photo: Redshirt sophomore Karue Sell said that the team expects to face more fired up competition at the team’s upcoming dual match tournaments. Katie Meyers/Daily Bruin senior staff
Wednesday’s match against UC Irvine marked the beginning of a season filled with high expectations for the UCLA men’s tennis team. Despite the pressure, the Bruins played as if the season debut was business as usual. Read more...
Photo: Freshman Gage Brymer won his doubles match against UCI 4-3. According to the other players, Brymer and the other freshmen are “hungry” for improvement.
Members of men’s tennis made good on the high expectations placed on the nation’s No. 2 team. UCLA athletes comprised half of the top eight singles seeds in this past weekend’s Sherwood Collegiate Cup. Read more...
Photo: Redshirt sophomore Karue Sell and the UCLA men’s tennis team will begin its quest for redemption on Wednesday after losing in the NCAA championship last season.
On Friday, players from Stanford, USC, and Baylor all made the trip to the four-day Sherwood Collegiate Cup in Thousand Oaks, but by Saturday afternoon, there was no question that a Bruin was going to win the title. Read more...
An unenviable task awaits Billy Martin. At some point next week, the men’s tennis coach will look some of his players in the eyes and tell them that other Bruins are playing better than they are. Read more...
Seven months ago, a controversial call in a crucial tie-breaking match stopped the UCLA men’s tennis team inches short of winning UCLA’s 109th championship, ending its season in heartrending fashion. Read more...
Photo: No. 1 singles player Clay Thompson and the UCLA men’s tennis team looks to win an NCAA championship this season.
