UCLA gymnastics takes two-week hiatus before NCAA Team Semifinals

Gymnastics, Sports

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April 5, 12:00 am

UCLA gymnastics takes two-week hiatus before NCAA Team Semifinals

After qualifying for NCAA Super Regionals with an atypical 196.375 that resulted from a nail-biting rotation on bars last Saturday, the UCLA gymnasts have to wait another two weeks before flying to Fort Worth, Texas, to earn a ticket to the NCAA Team Finals. Read more...

Photo: Redshirt junior Christine Peng-Peng Lee scored a meet-high 9.95 on the uneven bars at the NCAA Regionals, boosting UCLA gymnastics to a second-place finish and a spot at the NCAA Team Semifinals in two weeks. (Angie Wang/Daily Bruin senior staff)

Softball, Sports

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April 4, 5:22 pm

Jim, Phyllis Easton donate $2M for improvements to UCLA softball stadium

UCLA Athletics announced Monday that regular patrons Jim and Phyllis Easton will donate a commitment of $2 million to support improvements to Easton Stadium, the home of UCLA softball. Read more...

Photo: UCLA softball will debut a brand new video score board for its game against Stanford on April 9. (UCLA Athletics)

Sports, Women's Tennis

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April 3, 11:21 pm

Women’s tennis emerges from road trip with wins over Utah, Colorado

UCLA women’s tennis had their work cut out for them this weekend – it was the team’s longest road trip of the season and the matches against Colorado and Utah were at high elevation. Read more...

Photo: Senior Catherine Harrison spearheaded the Bruins victory against Utah and Colorado, winning her singles and doubles matches in convincing fashion.

Softball, Sports

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April 3, 10:46 pm

UCLA softball forces No. 4 Oregon into first conference losses of season

The weekend wasn’t short on offense for UCLA softball, as it scored more runs in one game against Oregon than the rest of the Pac-12 teams have all season. Read more...

Photo: The UCLA softball team won the weekend series against the Oregon Ducks, with redshirt junior Paige McDuffee pitching for the Bruins in a 4-1 win Sunday.

Baseball, Sports

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April 3, 10:26 pm

UCLA baseball hopeful for comeback after three-game sweep by Cal

UCLA baseball caught a break this weekend when Cal ace Daulton Jefferies was scratched from his Friday night start with a leg injury. Not that it mattered. Read more...

Photo: UCLA baseball dropped all three of its games to Cal, but junior third baseman Luke Persico notched a pair of three-hit games to raise his average to .306. (Mackenzie Possee/Daily Bruin)

Men's Tennis, Sports

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April 3, 9:56 pm

Men’s tennis continues singles domination, faces doubles struggles

His teammates were calling him “the comeback kid” – for good reason. It was during No. 5 UCLA men’s tennis last dual match of the weekend against No. Read more...

Photo: Sophomore Logan Staggs almost completed what his coach called one of the best comebacks in a long time, fighting off eight match points before the match went unfinished.

Rowing, Sports

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April 3, 8:53 pm

Women’s rowing struggles to stay afloat at San Diego Crew Classic

No. 20 UCLA women’s rowing continued to struggle this past weekend at the San Diego Crew Classic at Mission Bay, failing to finish first and placing second only twice in their nine races. Read more...

Photo: The UCLA women’s rowing team continued its struggles at the San Diego Crew Classic, with its varsity eight boat placing last in Sunday’s grand final.

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