If a team’s two leading scorers are once again inserted into the lineup, is the difference immediately felt? With a half still to play against Oregon State at Pauley Pavilion, the results are still inconclusive. Read more...
Men's Basketball, Sports
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March 2, 6:58 pm
Oregon State leads UCLA 38-29 at halftime
Gymnastics, Sports
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February 28, 1:11 am
Gymnastics switches focus for meet against Arizona
This weekend against Arizona, UCLA gymnastics will use the same routines and lineup that it did in last weekend’s meet against Stanford. Because of this, there is a strong chance its competition in Tuscon will look very similar to the one that happened a week ago in Pauley Pavilion, but that doesn’t mean something hasn’t changed for the Bruins. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore Danusia Francis and the Bruins will look to hit all their routines in Tuscon this weekend. (Katie Meyers/Daily Bruin senior staff)
Men's Basketball, Sports
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February 28, 1:03 am
Short-handed UCLA basketball falls to Oregon despite late-game heroics
Moments before UCLA basketball took the floor Thursday night, the biggest jeers facing the Bruins came neither from Oregon’s basketball players nor the Duck faithful scattered throughout Pauley Pavilion. Read more...
Photo: Freshman guard Bryce Alford, who scored a career-high 31 points against the Ducks, walks off the court following an 87-83 loss to Oregon in double overtime. (Tim Bradbury/Daily Bruin senior staff)
Baseball, Sports
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February 28, 1:03 am
UCLA baseball sets out for USA Baseball-Irish Classic
With March right around the corner, UCLA baseball will be searching for the luck of the Irish this weekend as it embarks on its first road trip of the season. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore outfielder Ty Moore said the Bruins are hoping the tough competition this weekend will help the team learn more about itself after losing three straight games. (Brandon Choe/Daily Bruin senior staff)
Sports, Women's Basketball
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February 28, 1:01 am
Women’s basketball season winding down for Nyingifa
She’s been here for six years, battled through two separate ACL injuries and is now earning a graduate degree at UCLA. Through it all, Atonye Nyingifa has played 135 games, the most in UCLA women’s basketball history, and now can finally see the end of a long, but rewarding, journey. Read more...
Photo: After six years at UCLA, senior forward Atonye Nyingifa will play in her final regular season games for the Bruins this weekend. (Miriam Bribiesca/Daily Bruin)
Softball, Sports
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February 28, 1:00 am
UCLA softball’s strength stems from team effort
On Wednesday afternoon, the UCLA softball team collectively pulled the tarp over the infield at Easton Stadium after practice. The synchronized team effort to cover the field in anticipation of the upcoming rain showers is a microcosm of how the team has competed as a collective unit all year long, with no one player outshining the other on the offensive side of the ball. Read more...
Photo: Junior second baseman Gracie Goulder described UCLA as resilient and versatile, traits that have helped the Bruins go undefeated to start the season. (Joseph Chan/Daily Bruin)
Men's Tennis, Sports
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February 28, 12:58 am
Men’s tennis to hone skills at Pacific Coast Doubles Championships
Last Saturday, UCLA men’s tennis handled Pepperdine with relative ease in singles. But doubles play proved to be a different story. After being upset in one of the earlier doubles games, the Bruins needed a dangerously close 8-7 victory from freshman Gage Brymer and sophomore Karue Sell in the decisive doubles game. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore Karue Sell and the Bruins will look to improve their doubles play this weekend at the Pacific Coast Men’s Doubles Championship. (Katie Meyers/Daily Bruin senior staff)