It’s a long shot – a very, very long shot – but there is still a conceivable scenario in which UCLA baseball earns a spot in the NCAA Tournament. Read more...
Photo: After dropping two games to USC, UCLA baseball fell under .500. Coach John Savage said the game against UCSB and the five remaining games are must-win if the Bruins want to reach the post-season. (Mackenzie Posse/Daily Bruin)
The 2016 season was one filled with adversity and growth for UCLA women’s tennis. The Bruins entered the season without four of six starters from last year and some players suffered from injuries even before the team’s first dual match. Read more...
Photo: Senior Kyle McPhillips will compete in the doubles competition next week with her senior partner, Catherine Harrison. McPhillips ends her collegiate career with a Pac-12 singles title and an NCAA team title. (Anthony Tran/Daily Bruin)
UCLA’s two-goal lead was down to one, and Michigan’s Kim Johnson broke away from the Bruin defense for a one-on-one opportunity against senior goalie Alex Musselman. Read more...
Photo: Senior goalie Alex Musselman recorded eight saves in the third place game against Michigan, three of which came in the closing minutes of the fourth quarter. (Keila Mayberry/Daily Bruin staff)
Jackie Robinson Stadium was buzzing Friday evening, with a season-high 2,041 fans on hand to see UCLA baseball jump out to an early lead in its series opener against USC. Read more...
Photo: The Bruins and the Trojans split two close games, but nine runs Sunday clinched the weekend for USC. (Kathy Chen/Daily Bruin)
The UCLA women’s tennis team suffered a season-ending 4-1 loss to No. 4 Ohio State on Saturday afternoon. The loss epitomized the season – the players fought tooth and nail for every point, and yet, were missing the push needed to propel them to victory. Read more...
Photo: Senior Kyle McPhillips fell to Ohio State’s Anna Sanford in the singles championship, but will continue to play with senior partner Catherine Harrison in the doubles bracket. (Ken Shin/ Daily Bruin)
For yet another year, none of the Pac-12 track and field programs could keep pace with Oregon at the conference meet. The Ducks extended their conference reign to 10 years on the men’s side and 8 years on the women’s. Read more...
Photo: Redshirt senior sprinter and jumper Kylie Price, after top-three finishes in the long jump in her past two Pac-12 championships, won the event by more than five inches. (Keila Mayberry/ Daily Bruin)
The 2016 season is shaping up to be an all-too-familiar story for UCLA rowing. For the second straight season, the No. 20 Bruins entered the Pac-12 championship with a daunting field awaiting them. Read more...
Photo: UCLA women’s rowing finished in sixth place at the 2016 Pac-12 championship for the second season in a row. (Kathy Chen/Daily Bruin)
