Saturday, August 22

In the news:

Men’s soccer scores double victories over Washington, Oregon State

It was a homecoming of sorts for a couple players on the No. 15 UCLA men's soccer team this weekend when the team went on the road to take on Washington and Oregon State. On Friday, sophomore midfielder Kelyn Rowe returned to his home state of Washington as the Huskies hosted the Bruins. UCLA and Rowe were rude guests and cruised past Washington in a 4-1 win. Rowe struck first in the 11th minute as he and junior forward Chandler Hoffman performed a give-and-go that positioned Rowe at the top of the box. Read more...

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Seen in this year’s game with Stanford, sophomore defender Patrick Matchett assisted the second and third goals against Washington.


Women’s soccer suffers first loss, struggles to find its footing against No. 1 Stanford

PALO ALTO "”mdash; The No. 2 UCLA women's soccer team has defied traditional logic all season. The Bruins (10-1-2, 3-1-1 Pac-12) have been starting freshmen at key positions throughout the lineup and going the first 12 games without defeat, and only two ties, including one Friday against Cal. Then the young, talented Bruins walked into Laird Q. Read more...

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Freshman defender Abby Dahlkemper and the Bruins fell to Stanford 4-1 last weekend in Palo Alto in their first loss of the season. The Bruins’ next contest will be this Friday at Washington State.





Quarterback Kevin Prince, UCLA defense get redemption in win over Washington State

PASADENA "”mdash; Maybe Kevin Prince should get booed more often. The oft-injured redshirt junior quarterback has heard his fair share at the Rose Bowl. Read more...

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Coach Rick Neuheisel and Kevin Prince embrace after defeating the Washington State Cougars, 28-25. Prince took over for quarterback Richard Brehaut after he was injured in the beginning of the second quarter.