Saturday, August 1


Women’s tennis doubles down on remaining NCAA tournaments

Senior Catherine Harrison, UCLA’s lone representative in the NCAA singles tournament, will begin her pursuit of the national title Wednesday with a round-of-64 matchup against South Carolina’s Caroline Dailey. Read more...

Photo: The nation’s No. 17 singles player, senior Catherine Harrison, will be UCLA’s lone representative in the NCAA singles tournament. (Daily Bruin file photo)



UCLA women’s golf shot down in tournament semifinal against Washington

At the close of play Monday, top-seeded UCLA women’s golf looked to be in prime position to compete for the school’s 114th championship. Tuesday was not the Bruins’ day however, as the Washington Huskies upset them 3-1-1 in the NCAA women’s golf match-play semifinal. Read more...

Photo: Top-ranked UCLA fell to No. 4 seed Washington on Tuesday afternoon 3-1-1. (UCLA Athletics)


UCLA reacts to new Under Armour apparel agreement

The reactions to UCLA’s explosive $280 million Under Armour announcement Tuesday have been loud on social media, but one critical voice in particular has gone viral. Read more...

Photo: UCLA Athletic Director Dan Guerrero (left) and Under Armour CEO Kevin Plank posed after announcing their new $280 million apparel deal at a Tuesday afternoon press conference in Pauley Pavilion. (Aubrey Yeo/Daily Bruin senior staff)



UCLA softball looks to carry long ball into NCAA super regional

The Bruins scored 14 of their 15 runs via the long ball last weekend. No. 12 UCLA softball – which finished the regular season as one of the hottest teams in the NCAA – carried its offensive momentum into regional play by outscoring Cal State Bakersfield and Cal State Fullerton 15-6 over the course of a three-game sweep. Read more...

Photo: Six Bruins hit a combined eight home runs while sweeping Cal State Bakersfield and Cal State Fullerton this weekend. (Jintak Han/Daily Bruin)