Friday, May 15

UCLA men’s tennis ends road trip with 4-0 win over Washington

UCLA men’s tennis didn’t relax like the rest of the student body this past week. Instead, the team went on a three-game road trip that was capped off with the team downing the Washington Huskies 4-0 in Seattle on Sunday. Read more...

Photo: After a hard-fought doubles victory, junior Joseph Di Giulio nearly shut out Washington’s Joao Barra, winning his singles match 6-1, 6-0, helping the Bruins to a 4-0 win. (Hannah Ye/Assistant Photo Editor)



Freshman closer crumbles as Wildcats take the rubber game

UCLA baseball played a good game Saturday at Arizona, but only for the first eight innings. The No. 18 Bruins (12-9, 4-1 Pac-12) looked well on their way to a series win over the Wildcats (16-7, 3-3), carrying a 5-1 lead into the ninth inning. Read more...

Photo: Sophomore first baseman Sean Bouchard continued his hot streak this weekend in Arizona, going 7-for-12 and bringing his average up to .313. (Daniel Alcazar/Photo Editor)




UCLA women’s tennis rallies for close win against Oregon

UCLA women’s tennis continued its strong play as the Pac-12 championships approach, as UCLA came from behind to defeat Oregon 4-3. The early going was rough for the Bruins – they dropped the doubles point after falling on courts two and three. Read more...

Photo: Senior Catherine Harrison – the nation’s No. 18 singles player – took down Oregon’s No. 70 Kennan Johnson, winning in straights sets 6-2, 6-2. (Ken Shin/Daily Bruin)


UCLA men’s volleyball sweeps Long Beach State in straight sets

Few things could completely ruin a Senior Night – besides being defeated in straight sets, that might do it. By those standards, the No. 4 Long Beach State men’s volleyball team (20-5, 14-4 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation) will have to come to terms with losing both its first place standing in the conference and dropping its last regular season home match in such a fashion to No. Read more...

Photo: Redshirt sophomore middle block Eric Sprague tallied eight kills, helping UCLA men’s volleyball sweep Long Beach State. Sprague has stepped in to replace junior middle blocker Mitch Stahl, who is out with an injury. (Daily Bruin file photo)