The schedule this season has been a grind for UCLA softball, but with two separate win streaks of ten and five games the team has answered the bell so far. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore second baseman Gracie Goulder said that the UCLA softball team needs to keep it simple as they play against CSU Northridge today.
Oh, the places they will go. After the home fans gave UCLA a loud send-off on Saturday and the team responded with a win, everyone exited Pauley Pavilion knowing a game wouldn’t be played there again this season. Read more...
Unlike the football team, the UCLA basketball team isn’t afforded the luxury of a chartered airplane. Read more...
Photo: Redshirt senior Larry Drew will start off his last regular season road trip as a Bruin when UCLA plays Washington State tonight.
The UCLA men’s tennis team is gaining a lot of confidence from its recent success, but the team is still focused on taking care of business against every opponent on its schedule. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore Marcos Giron and the No. 2 UCLA men’s tennis team will face non-conference opponent Hawai’i today at the Los Angeles Tennis Center.
Two nights after ESPN College GameDay rolled into UCLA, Pauley Pavilion rolled out its own red carpet – this time, to welcome the stars of the tennis world. Read more...
Photo: Novak Djokovic, the No. 1 tennis player in the world, faced off with fellow tennis pro Mardy Fish during an LA Tennis Challenge match.
Less than 24 hours after teaching a weeklong softball clinic in India on behalf of the U.S. Embassy, Natasha Watley was at UCLA watching her former softball team face her current one in an exhibition game. Read more...
Photo: Olympic gold medalist and former UCLA softball player Natasha Watley is bringing the sport she loves to those who might not otherwise play it. Watley, who currently plays for Team Toyota in Japan, came to play the Bruins in an exhibition a few weeks back. Coach Kelly Inouye-Perez noted that she would love Watley to come to UCLA as an assistant coach one day.
In an emergency situation – regular starter Tyler Rahmatulla had gone down with a wrist injury – then-freshman Cody Regis moved from third to play second base in the 2010 College World Series. Read more...
Photo: Before last weekend, Cody Regis hadn’t played second base since 2010. Now, Regis looks to grow at the position tonight when UCLA plays at Long Beach State.
