For the UCLA men’s volleyball team, the next few games of this young season will be about finding an identity. The No. 5 Bruins (2-1) take on California State University, Northridge (0-0) tonight at Pauley Pavilion, and have spent this week reflecting on a positive showing in the Asics Invitational tournament in Santa Barbara, Calif. Read more...
Photo: Junior Robart Page and the Bruins will play their first home game of the season against Cal State Northridge at Pauley tonight.
There are some adjectives that just don’t go with certain words. Like how we call this quarter “winter” even though that term can’t really be used to describe the months of December to February around sunny Los Angeles. Read more...
Photo: Freshman guard Kyle Anderson, long known as “Slow-Mo” for his tendency to methodically run an offense, is having to redefine his game in a UCLA offense that has favored running of late.
The UCLA gymnastics team received some bad news this week – junior Samantha Peszek will not compete this year after tearing her right Achilles tendon at a practice before winter break. Read more...
Photo: Pictured at last year’s NCAA Gymnastics Championships in Duluth, Ga., junior Sam Peszek will not compete for the rest of the UCLA gymnastics season after tearing her Achilles tendon in practice before winter break.
For UCLA men’s volleyball coach John Speraw, last weekend proved to be bittersweet. The Bruins won their first two matches but fell in the championship game of the Asics Invitational in Santa Barbara. Read more...
Photo: Redshirt junior libero Evan Mottram recorded 33 digs over the weekend, including a career-high 20 against UCI.
The UCLA gymnastics team has never lost a home season opener. The Bruins continued that tradition on Sunday with a defeat of the Southern Utah Thunderbirds, 196.150 to 194.875. Read more...
Photo: The UCLA gymnastics team has never lost a season opener at home and maintained its tradition with a win over Southern Utah on Sunday.
Trailing against Oregon State on Sunday, UCLA looked like it was heading for a letdown against a mediocre team on the road. But then, the Bruins flipped the switch. Read more...
Photo: Senior forward Alyssia Brewer and the Bruins escaped with two wins on the road to open Pac-12 play over the weekend.
During the first six games of their winning streak, which included a win over No. 7 Missouri and a victory in their Pac-12 opener against California, the UCLA Bruins averaged 86 points a game in what looked like a new high-scoring brand of UCLA basketball. Read more...
