Thursday, May 14

The Rundown: May 3

Check out a breakdown of the UCLA sports stories you might have missed this week. No. 2 seed hopeful UCLA is expecting both the men’s and women’s tennis teams to earn a spot in the NCAA Tournament when the selection committee announces the draw Tuesday. Read more...

Photo: Senior Karue Sell and the UCLA men’s tennis team qualified for the NCAA Tournament when the Bruins took home the Pac-12 title two weeks ago in Ojai, California. (Kathy Chen/Daily Bruin)


Coach John Hawks’ lifetime of volleyball service

This isn’t the story of a man who was handed a job. This isn’t about a quick splash into the world of Division I men’s volleyball. Read more...

Photo: First-year assistant coach John Hawks brings a lifetime of volleyball knowledge to Westwood, with experience coaching at other Mountain Pacific Sports Federation schools like UC Irvine, USC and Long Beach State. (Photo by Aubrey Yeo/Daily Bruin senior staff, photo illustration by Owen Emerson/Assistant photo editor)


Bruins salvage series with win against Utes in Sunday finale

The Bruins wanted Kyle Molnar to take the ball in position to win this weekend’s series with the Utah Utes. The series didn’t play out that way, but the freshman right-hander did his job Sunday, helping UCLA baseball (20-21, 10-11 Pac-12) earn a 10-3 win in the final contest of its three-game set with conference-leading Utah (16-23, 11-7). Read more...

Photo: Freshman right-hander Kyle Molnar pitched UCLA to a win in Sunday’s game at Utah, giving the Bruins their lone victory from the weekend’s three-game series with the Utes. (Daniel Alcazar/Photo editor)





Women’s water polo sinks Cal to claim third in MPSF tournament

The final game of the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation tournament was a mirror image of last year’s matchup with just one slight difference. Instead of dueling it out for the championship title like last season, both No. Read more...

Photo: UCLA was forced to compete for third place after losing to Stanford in the MPSF tournament, but junior attacker Kelsey O’Brien said that only motivated the team. (Keila Mayberry/Daily Bruin staff)