The UCLA men’s golf team struggled but bounced back to its original place – and after a disappointing second round, the Bruins are now back in contention. Read more...
Photo: UCLA men’s golf senior Preston Valder scored a hole-in-one Sunday, helping spur the Bruins to a berth in the NCAA Tournament final round. (UCLA Athletics)
Natasha Burgos knew her gymnast, Caelyn Griffith, was on vacation. But the good news couldn’t wait. The local gymnastics coach called her friend and Griffith’s mother, Clausine Honda, and gave a family summer camping trip a happy interruption: Griffith had been selected to compete in the 2015 Special Olympics Summer World Games. Read more...
Photo: Artistic gymnast Caelyn Griffith is one of eight women artistic gymnasts picked to compete for Team USA in 2015 Special Olympics Summer World Games. (Courtesy of Natasha Burgos)
There was nothing else for Ally Carda to do but walk out of the circle. The senior pitcher had just thrown the last pitch of her collegiate career for UCLA softball. Read more...
Photo: Auburn defeated UCLA 11-10 in 10 innings Saturday night, eliminating the Bruins from the Women’s College World Series. The Tigers won on a walk-off walk with the bases loaded in the 10th inning. (Courtesy of Rob Backus/The Oklahoman)
With its season on the line, UCLA softball kept plugging away, but was unable to advance in the Women’s College World Series. In a high-scoring affair that went 10 innings, No. Read more...
UCLA football received its second verbal commitment in two days from a Crespi Carmelite High School standout Friday morning. Three-star defensive lineman Marcus Moore decided to join teammate Jalen Starks in the Bruins’ 2016 class, reported Edward Lewis of Rivals.com. Read more...
Redemption was the word for UCLA softball. Despite heading into the game as the lower seed, No. 7 UCLA (51-10) was able to come away with the 7-1 victory over its Pac-12 foe No. Read more...
It happened a handful of months after Molly Tracy broke a four-year hiatus from gripping a lacrosse stick. UCLA was on the offensive against Oregon at the 2012 Santa Barbara Shootout tournament. Read more...
Photo: Molly Tracy, a two-time captain and three-time president of the women’s club lacrosse team, ended her UCLA career with a pair of awards: The Women’s College Lacrosse Associates Co-Defender of the Year and the Western Women’s Lacrosse League Division I MVP. (Aubrey Yeo/Daily Bruin senior staff)
