Just less than a month ago, the UCLA men’s tennis team was on the verge of its first home loss of the season, down 3-2 against Baylor. Read more...
Photo: According to freshman Gage Brymer, UCLA’s loss to Baylor proved to be a wake-up call for the Bruins, who since then have carried on a six-game winning streak. (Katie Meyers/Daily Bruin senior staff)
Every Friday The Bruin’s Sports section will predict the outcome of the weekend’s top three UCLA sporting events.Women’s water polo: UCLA v. StanfordFriday, 1:30 p.m.According to coach Brandon Brooks, No. Read more...
Defensive backs coach Demetrice Martin talks about his higher expectations for the secondary and the development of sophomores Tahaan Goodman and Priest Willis. Read more...
Offensive coordinator Noel Mazzone talks about his thoughts on receivers Thomas Duarte and Mossi Johnson. Read more...
On a rainy Westwood day in December 2011, Mericien Venzon found herself in the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center with her mother by her side. The fifth-year biology student remembered almost nothing of the hour before – when she was behind the wheel of her car, at the intersection of Le Conte and Gayley avenues. Read more...
Photo: Fifth-year biology student Mericien Venzon deferred her first two quarters at UCLA to train for and compete in a series of international figure skating contests. Venzon began figure skating before the age of five, after seeing her two brothers skate recreationally. (Justin Chang/Daily Bruin)
On a rainy Westwood day in December 2011, Mericien Venzon found herself in the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center with her mother by her side. The fifth-year biology student remembered almost nothing of the hour before – when she was behind the wheel of her car, at the intersection of Le Conte and Gayley avenues. Read more...
He may not get the level of attention that his other teammates do – which is understandable, considering he plays in a lineup that boasts the nation’s No. Read more...
Photo: With senior Adrien Puget sidelined by an injury, freshman Joseph Di Giulio has stepped up to fill the void with his strong play on court. (Jose Ubeda/Daily Bruin staff)
