Tyler went where he wanted and began his UCLA baseball career. Now, as a junior, he's the team's third-best hitter and only switch hitter. He's started in all 11 of UCLA's games this season at catcher or designated hitter, moved to No. 2 in the order and has a hit in every game "“ a streak he'll attempt to extend tonight when the Bruins take on UC Riverside. Read more...

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Junior catcher Tyler Heineman is now the starting catcher for the UCLA baseball team after struggling to crack the lineup the last two years. He joined the team as a preferred walk-on, turning down a partial scholarship from Harvard.

The UCLA baseball team's mission statement this season is "find a way." Read more...

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Sophomore pitcher Nick Vander Tuig was a force on the mound as UCLA swept Sacramento State on the weekend. UCLA’s starting pitchers limited Sacramento State to just six runs in the three-game series.