From the grasp of her bleeding hands, then-senior star Megan Langenfeld added another chapter to UCLA softball championship lore. Read more...
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Pitcher Donna Kerr and four other Bruin seniors will play in their final regular-season home game Sunday against Arizona.
Practice has ended on a late Tuesday afternoon, and GiOnna DiSalvatore is sitting on the bench outside the clubhouse of Easton Stadium, dabbling into pop culture while nibbling away at a Popsicle. Read more...
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Senior third baseman and Florida native GiOnna DiSalvatore has been an integral part of a UCLA team that won its 11th NCAA title last season. Throughout her four years, the first-team All-American has played first, second and third base. Earlier this season, she became the all-time program leader in doubles.
On Wednesday morning, Pac-10 Commissioner Larry Scott stood at the podium, with representatives from ESPN and Fox on his right and a wide smile on his face. Read more...
No. 1 is a familiar spot for the UCLA women's golf team. Read more...
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Senior Glory Yang and the UCLA women’s golf team begin NCAA Regional play today in South Bend, Ind. UCLA is the No. 1 seed in the Central Regional.
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After posting strong regular seasons, both the UCLA men's and women's tennis teams will get to stay home for the beginning of the NCAA Tournament. Read more...
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Sophomore Maxime Tabatruong gets a pep talk from assistant coach Krzysztof Kwinta. The Bruins begin NCAA Tournament play against Binghampton on May 13.
It must have been the early start. Playing a game that began three hours before its usual Tuesday start time, the UCLA baseball team took a while to get its offensive act together. Read more...
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Freshman pitcher Zack Weiss struck out a personal season-high seven batters through six scoreless innings in UCLA’s 10-0 win over Pepperdine on Tuesday.
May 4, 2011 – Sophomore golfer Tiffany Lua is the up-and-coming star of UCLA’s women’s golf team. Although younger than many of her teammates, Lua has proven she has what it takes to be a great golfer. It is still early in her career, but it seems that Lua is ahead of the cut. [1:24]
"Tiffany Lua talks about her start in golf, her current experience on the women's golf team and her plans for the future"Tiffany Lua started swimming competitively at age four. When she was eight, her grandparents took her out for a day with their friends at the golf course. Read more...
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Tiffany Lua is ranked No. 16 nationally and is one of the top golfers on the No. 2 UCLA women’s golf team. The sophomore has also competed in the Curtis Cup, which the U.S. won in June for the seventh straight year.
