Wednesday, May 20

Men’s volleyball focuses on finer details for tough three-game week

The Jumbotron was dark, the stands empty and the arena free of the usual buzz of a packed house. Pauley Pavilion lacked its hallmark characteristics, but held the same air of competitiveness. Read more...

Photo: After two losses to BYU last weekend, sophomore middle blocker Mitch Stahl and the Bruins look to redeem themselves at the three-game home-stand starting this Sunday. (Max Himmelrich/Daily Bruin)


UCLA faces gymnastics juggernaut in No. 4 Utah

Having outscored its opponents two meets in a row, the UCLA gymnastics team now faces its biggest rival, Utah. Bruin gymnasts will travel to Salt Lake City Friday for their second road meet of the season, this time against the Utes. Read more...

Photo: While Utah’s Georgia Dabritz holds the top spot in the national all-around rankings with an average of 39.60. UCLA’s redshirt senior Samantha Peszek (pictured) trails closely in second with an average of 39.55. (Aubrey Yeo/Daily Bruin senior staff)


Women’s water polo begins season road test with UCSB Invitational

Coming off two overwhelming victories last Saturday, UCLA women’s water polo looks to continue its momentum, while yet again participating in another tournament. Unlike the UCLA Invitational however, the Bruins will be facing four teams within a two-day period. Read more...

Photo: After scoring five goals in last weekend’s UCLA Invitational, junior attacker Rachel Fattal and the Bruins will be tested with a two-day four-game road trip at Santa Barbara. Daily Bruin File Photo


Men’s tennis looks to use ITA Kick-Off to spark national title run

When UCLA men’s tennis coach Billy Martin was planning the season back in the fall, he was not expecting the type of week the Bruins are facing. Read more...

Photo: With UCLA matching up against Pepperdine in the first game of the ITA Men’s Kick-Off Weekend, freshman Martin Redlicki already knows most of the players on the Wave and isn’t too worried about the match-up. (Hannah Ye/Daily Bruin)


UCLA women’s tennis looks to maintain upper hand in new season

The Bruins seem to have momentum going in their favor as they look to begin defending their crown this weekend. Even after UCLA women’s tennis’ 2014 campaign, in which it captured its second national championship, the awards still kept rolling into Westwood. Read more...

Photo: All the UCLA women’s tennis seniors, including Kaitlin Ray (pictured), are nationally ranked in the top 100. (Daily Bruin file photo)


UCLA men’s basketball’s winning streak snaps after 66-55 loss to OSU

CORVALLIS, Ore. — Even an hour before UCLA men’s basketball tipped off its game at Oregon State Thursday night, it was clear things were not going to go as planned. Read more...

Photo: Sophomore guard Bryce Alford and the Bruins had trouble handling the Beavers’ 2-3 zone, scoring only 19 points in the first-half and finished shooting just 30.6 percent from the field. (Katie Meyers/Daily Bruin senior staff)