Friday, March 20

Five Things: Takeaways of UCLA gymnastics’ Big Ten performances

No. 5 UCLA gymnastics (13-2, 9-0 Big Ten) is officially undefeated in the Big Ten for the second-straight year. The Bruins closed out the conference season by taking first at the Big Four quad with a 196.950, besting a trio of ranked squads. Read more...

Photo: UCLA gymnastics sits in a line holding up fours after becoming Big Ten regular-season champions. (Andrew Ramiro Diaz/Photo editor)



UCLA women’s basketball Big Ten tournament predictions

After concluding its regular season with an 73-50 win over crosstown rival USC on Sunday, No. 2 UCLA women’s basketball (28-1, 18-0) heads to Indianapolis, Indiana for its second-ever Big Ten tournament as the reigning champions. Read more...

Photo: UCLA women’s basketball gathers on the court after a home game at Pauley Pavilion. The Bruins start postseason play against Washington on Friday in the semifinals of the Big Ten tournament. (Andrew Ramiro Diaz/Photo editor)



UCLA men’s tennis prepares to face Indiana, Purdue to open conference play

Mirrors show us a reversed image of ourselves. And while reflections are timeless, conditions are transient. The Bruins faced the Hoosiers and Boilermakers in the midst of their worst start to a season in coach Billy Martin’s then-32-year tenure last season. Read more...

Photo: Senior Aadarsh Tripathi follows through on a forehand swing. (Leydi Cris Cobo Cordon/Daily Bruin senior staff)


UCLA softball to start Big Ten play with 3-game home series against Wisconsin

The bountiful nature of spring in Southern California promises an excess of sunshine, beach days and calm, warm breezes. But for those inhabiting Easton Stadium, the season marks the start of Big Ten competition and even bigger opportunities. Read more...

Photo: Freshman pitcher Natalie Cable winds up as she prepares to deliver a pitch. Cable has recorded a 4-1 record and has struck out 26 batters so far this season. (Kai Dizon/Daily Bruin senior staff)


Track and field to compete in first outdoor event of the year at Beach Opener

Like passing a baton, life can close chapters while opening new ones. And after nine weeks, the Bruins are transitioning from the conclusion of one campaign to the start of another. Read more...

Photo: Graduate student pole vaulter Paige Sommers falls after completing her vault. The Westlake Village, California, local transferred from Duke ahead of the 2026 campaign. Her younger brother, sophomore pole vaulter Cade Sommers, also competes for the Bruins. (Courtesy of Bobby Goddin)



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