This post was updated at 3:31 p.m. on July 30. UCLA’s basketball teams will still play in Pauley Pavilion for the entirety of this season despite Tuesday’s flood, UCLA Athletic Director Dan Guerrero confirmed in a press conference on Wednesday afternoon. Read more...
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UCLA men’s basketball released its 2014-2015 season schedule Tuesday morning. UCLA opens its season on Nov. 14 against Montana State at Pauley Pavilion, two weeks after it plays its lone exhibition game against Azusa Pacific on Oct. Read more...
Photo: UCLA men’s basketball released its 2014-2015 schedule that includes several marquee opponents like Florida, Georgetown, Gonzaga and Kentucky. (Katie Meyers/Daily Bruin Senior Staff)
Rising redshirt junior middle blocker Trent Kersten is used to contributing to UCLA on the volleyball court. This summer, Kersten is moving out of the realm of men's volleyball, but is sticking to what he knows well: representing UCLA. Read more...
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Aliea Clark’s summer hasn’t been filled with many breaks so far. The incoming freshman member of the UCLA women’s golf team participated in the Women’s Western Golf Association National Amateur Championship from June 23-28, the Yani Tseng Invitational from June 29-July 1, and the U.S. Read more...
Photo: Freshman golfer Aliea Clark has played in several tournaments this summer to try to keep improving going into her first year at UCLA. (Courtesy of Aliea Clark)
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Last November, the UCLA Central Ticket Office began offering season ticket opportunities for the 2014 UCLA football season, featuring six Bruin home games at the Rose Bowl. Read more...
After a successful four-year career with UCLA men’s soccer, defender Joe Sofia hung up the blue and gold jersey and graduated last December. Not only did he prove his value on the field as he helped anchor the Bruins’ defense, Sofia made sure that academics remained as much of a priority as soccer. Read more...
Photo: After graduating from UCLA last December, defender Joe Sofia was drafted by the San Jose Earthquakes in the MLS Draft, but was cut from the team late June. Sofia decided to retire from professional soccer to take an offer from Deloitte and pursue a new career in management consulting. (Daily Bruin file photo)
