In the world of golf, there is one tournament that stands above the rest: the Masters. Even for collegians, there is a certain aura surrounding the event with the same name as the illustrious tournament in Augusta, Ga. Read more...
Men's Golf, Sports
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March 7, 11:49 pm
Bruin golfers head to challenging tournament with confidence
Sports, Women's Water Polo
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March 7, 11:48 pm
Women’s water polo to focus on Cal, host SDSU
After slipping in the rankings following a road loss to Arizona State last weekend, the UCLA women’s water polo team will host rival California Saturday in hopes of at least hanging on to its No. Read more...
Men's Tennis, Sports
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March 7, 11:39 pm
Men’s tennis hopes for victory in tough rival’s home court
The UCLA men’s tennis team last traveled to Baylor two years ago, and the going was tough. Though the Bruins escaped with a 4-3 victory, they found that the windy conditions and intense Bears fans made it a particularly rough environment to compete in. Read more...
Gymnastics, Sports
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March 7, 11:37 pm
Gymnastics puts focus on mental toughness to rebound from losses
This weekend, UCLA gymnastics will focus on itself – not the competition – as it looks to rebound from losing all three games of its three-week road trip. Read more...
Sports, Women's Basketball
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March 7, 1:12 am
Alyssia Brewer shines as unquestioned leader of women’s basketball
Alyssia Brewer flapped her arms and flashed a hawk-like glare as she played traffic cop, directing her UCLA women’s basketball teammates this way and that way. Read more...
Photo: Redshirt senior Alyssia Brewer has been a leader since she arrived at UCLA.
Gymnastics, Sports
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March 7, 1:07 am
UCLA gymnasts commit to finishing season strong
UCLA gymnastics just returned to Westwood after a grueling three-loss road trip, but it didn’t result in deflated morale for the Bruins. On the contrary, they said that the losses deepened their team bond. Read more...
Photo: Freshman Danusia Francis and her teammates are working on improving their contributions to the team by making personal commitments.
Men's Basketball, Sports
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March 7, 1:06 am
No. 23 UCLA upset in embarrassing loss to WSU
The hole was too deep. It was clear this was the end. Read more...
Photo: Freshman guard/forward Shabazz Muhammad and the Bruins started slow and couldn’t recover in a 73-61 road loss to the Washington State Cougars on Wednesday night. The game was UCLA’s first loss at Beasley Coliseum in 19 years.