UCLA gymnastics went into the NCAA championships knowing the odds of leaving with a title were against them. And after a season pockmarked with obstacles, namely injuries and illness, the team finished with the only thing its impairments would let them – a personal victory. Read more...
Photo: Senior Olivia Courtney, shown here in the NCAA individual event finals, and the Bruins’ season ended with a 5th place finish in Friday’s NCAA semifinal. (Courtesy of Christy Linder)
A day that ended in disappointment for the UCLA men’s tennis team began on a much more positive and unfamiliar note. It started with the return of senior Adrien Puget. Read more...
Nearly every seat was accounted for at the Easton Softball Stadium on Saturday. And nearly every set of hands in the crowd shot into the air as the Bruins made the third out in the pivotal inning that could have prevented No. Read more...
Photo: Junior pitcher Ally Carda was active from both sides of the plate against the Beavers, striking out 9 in Thursday’s 8-4 victory, while knocking her third grand slam of the year in Friday’s win. (Dang-Co Vu/Daily Bruin)
As a three-star running back recruit out of Florida, Fabian Moreau caught the attention of college scouts with his speed and athleticism. Now the junior cornerback is standing out by, well, not standing out. Read more...
Tucked away on court No. 3 of Straus Stadium Friday afternoon, UCLA women’s tennissenior Courtney Dolehide stared the end of her career as a Bruin in the face. Read more...
Photo: Junior Robin Anderson was one of three UCLA singles players to win their match in straight sets as part of the Bruins 4-1 victory. (Carolyn Francis/Daily Bruin)
The UCLA track and field team showcased impressive performances at the illustrious Mt. SAC Relays this past weekend. Senior heptathlete Alexis Walker was a pleasant surprise for the team as she placed second in her first heptathlon with 5,409 points. Read more...
Photo: Senior heptathlete Alexis Walker placed second in her first-ever heptathlon. (Katie Meyers/Daily Bruin senior staff)
UCLA rowing’s performance at the Clemson Invitational was characterized by the fact that the team achieved no lower than a fourth-place finish on Sunday, the primary day of competition. Read more...
