While the eyes of many were trained on fax machines in collegiate athletic offices across the country for football’s National Signing Day Feb. 5, UCLA women’s water polo coach Brandon Brooks announced that four players had signed national letters of intent with the team. Read more...
Photo: The UCLA women’s water polo team added four recruits who are expected to bolster the team’s offense. (Austin Yu/Daily Bruin)
Three weeks into the season, the UCLA track and field team puts the focus on strengths – not weaknesses – as the Bruins have started well with the help of effective team leadership. Read more...
Photo: Senior Mike Woepse received two first-place victories in the pole vault at the NAU and New Mexico invitationals. (Daily Bruin file photo)
Two UCLA women's basketball coaches have a friendship that dates back nearly two decades after the two met volunteering as coaches at a camp for female high school athletes. Read more...
Photo: Erin Ng/Daily Bruin
For the UCLA women’s tennis team, Monday evening brought both good and bad news. The team, after defeating three straight opponents reached its third consecutive finals appearance in the annual ITA National Women’s Team Indoor championship. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore Robin Anderson (featured) and doubles partner freshman Jennifer Brady helped UCLA capture the doubles point against Duke Monday. However, the Bruins fell to the Blue Devils 4-3 in the championship round. (Jose Ubeda/Daily Bruin staff)
The UCLA softball team went undefeated this weekend and opened its 2014 season with a tournament victory in Honolulu. This was UCLA’s fourth time participating in the Oceanic Time Warner Cable Paradise Classic and the Bruins’ first time winning it. Read more...
Photo: Playing in front of her family in her home state of Hawaii, sophomore infielder Mysha Sataraka hit two home runs in UCLA’s season-opening tournament. (Daily Bruin file photo)
The baseball season does not start until the end of this week, but the Bruins will already be without several of their starting players. Read more...
Palo Alto rain extinguished any spark kindled within the men’s tennis team, two sets into a Sunday match against Stanford, and No. 2 UCLA concluded its two-part Bay Area trip without a win or loss. Read more...
