The UCLA women’s water polo team will soon end regular season play at its own Spieker Aquatics Center – this weekend it will take on three competitors in the span of two days. Read more...
Photo: Freshman attacker Rachel Fattal, one of the leading scorers in the conference, will aim to improve her standing further when the water polo team hosts three regular season games this weekend.
The last time the UCLA women’s golf team was on the course, it performed brilliantly, hitting -12, its best single round all season. Read more...
Photo: Boosted by a surge of recent wins and familiarity with the course they’ll be playing on, sophomore Erynne Lee and the rest of the women’s golf team have high hopes for this year’s PING/ASU Invitational.
With the conclusion of the Rafer Johnson/Jackie Joyner-Kersee Invitational at Drake Stadium last weekend, the UCLA track and field team will resume its traveling schedule as it continues the 2013 outdoor track and field season on the road. Read more...
Awkward, nervous, inexperienced and excitable – stereotyping freshmen will always be a favored pastime of the seasoned upperclassmen, many of whom forget their own wide eyes and youthful exhilaration. Read more...
Photo: Freshman golfer Jonathan Garrick has shown that he is a stronger player than his years might suggest in a competetive freshman season.
As it tries to downplay recent success and remain focused on closing out the season, the UCLA men’s tennis team is leaning on the leadership from the older, more experienced players on the team. Read more...
Photo: Redshirt freshman Karue Sell and other younger players on the men’s tennis team look to older members for leadership and direction.
The men’s volleyball team is gaining momentum at exactly the right time. Read more...
As people walk along the concourse of Jackie Robinson Stadium, they’re greeted by a bronze statue of the former Bruin and Brooklyn Dodger in his uniform, on one knee, with his arms folded, while looking out at the playing field. Read more...
Photo: According to sophomore catcher Shane Zeile, an advance screening of the new Jackie Robinson movie “42” helped the baseball team come together.
