Baseball fans dig the long ball, but with the undefeated Cal Poly Mustangs coming to Jackie Robinson Stadium this weekend, they will likely not see much offensive production. Read more...
Photo: UCLA plays Cal Poly this weekend, and closer David Berg said the Mustangs were one of the team’s toughest opponents in last year’s postseason run. (Angie Wang/Daily Bruin)
The UCLA men’s volleyball team has stressed all season that its sole concern is its team, not its opponents. That showed at practice Wednesday night in the Student Activities Center, where two scrimmaging sides – each a solid mix of starters and sideline contributors – matched each other kill for kill, with each point followed by emphatic shouts and spirited high-fives. Read more...
The UCLA gymnastics team cannot take part in the spirit of a crosstown rivalry because the University of Southern California does not have a gymnastics team. Read more...
Photo: Senior Olivia Courtney said that she and her fellow gymnasts have to focus on delivering a complete team performance. (Katie Meyers/Daily Bruin senior staff)
As can be expected of a team that features the nation’s No. 1-, No. 5- and No. 51-ranked singles players, UCLA men’s tennis has had few problems dominating singles play so far this year. Read more...
The UCLA women’s water polo team has earned its ranking as the third best team in the nation. The team has beaten No. 4 California and No. Read more...
As the UCLA women’s tennis team steps onto the courts at Straus Stadium on Friday it will be met by the usual crowd of teammates, coaches and fellow Bruins – but those won’t be the only familiar faces it will see. Read more...
Photo: Junior Robin Anderson said she is good friends with many Cal players and that it will be hard to play against them this weekend. (Jose Ubeda/Daily Bruin staff)
This weekend may be the last time this season that a UCLA women’s basketball game opens with a recording of a John Wooden quote. It’ll be the same lights, the same hoops and the same fans in Pauley Pavilion one last time, as UCLA takes on No. Read more...
Photo: Senior guard Thea Lemberger will be playing in the final regular-season home game of her college career this weekend. UCLA will play California on Friday in its “Play 4Kay” game – the Bruins’ 8th annual breast cancer awareness game, and honor its senior basketball players Sunday during its game against Stanford. (Photo credit: Joseph Chan)
