Coming off a blowout victory against UC Irvine last week, the No. 3 UCLA men’s water polo team looks to maintain that momentum against No. 4 Stanford this weekend in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation season opener. Read more...

The UCLA women’s volleyball team made a statement Thursday night, and not just in the way the team won (which was epic, dramatic and unbelievable). The win means this team is for real. Read more...

Often, the challenge for teams as talented as the No. 5 UCLA women’s soccer team is not their opponents, but in staying healthy and playing up to their capabilities. Read more...

Utah. Rice. Washington. Stanford. Arizona. It isn’t exactly a lineup of world-beaters that the Bruins planned on facing through their first five games. The UCLA football team was hoping to go 5-0 through those games, heading into the tougher middle of the season against teams such as Oregon and Notre Dame with some momentum and confidence. Read more...

Nellie Spicer set the ball; Katie Carter smashed it. The match had ended, but the pandemonium that ensued was just beginning. The No. 21 UCLA women’s volleyball team had just upset a Washington Huskies team that was undefeated in five games to give coach Andy Banachowski his 1,000th career win in front of a sparkling home crowd. Read more...

It’d be easy for me to write about what a great coach Sue Enquist was. It’d be easy for me to write about the 11 national championships or all the Olympians and All-Americans she coached or all the great games I saw that she was a part of. Read more...

Thirty-one years, 11 national championships. And seemingly overnight, the run ends. UCLA softball coach Sue Enquist, who has played for or coached all 11 of the Bruin’s title teams, will step down from coaching effective Jan. Read more...