The UCLA women’s soccer team knows its ultimate goal. After reaching the College Cup in each of the last two seasons, and losing in penalty kicks in the championship match last year, the team feels as though there is one last step to take. Read more...

A sweep of USC and Pacific this weekend would have serious implications for the UCLA men’s water polo team. Ranked No. 5 after dropping two spots following a loss to UC Irvine last Thursday, the Bruins (18-6, 4-2 MPSF) would certainly work their way back up the national rankings, pour in points for the Lexus Gauntlet rivalry, and likely build up confidence shaken by inconsistent Bruin play as of late. Read more...

The UCLA men’s basketball team learned on Thursday night that it would be spending its Thanksgiving away from Southern California, exchanging a home-cooked feast for perhaps a fast-food run. Read more...

As the season comes to a close for the 2005 UCLA men’s club water polo team, the Bruins have an opportunity to steal away some of the spotlight from more prominent teams on campus by winning a national title. Read more...

Looking to avenge a heartbreaking one-point loss of last season, the No. 7 UCLA swimming and diving team travels to Arizona this weekend to compete against both Arizona State University and the University of Arizona. Read more...

It’s pretty safe to say that the UCLA women’s soccer team has been downright defensive this season. The statistics speak for themselves. The No. 4 Bruins, who continue NCAA Tournament play Saturday night against Marquette, have allowed just eight goals in 22 matches this season. Read more...

Coming off of its biggest win of the season against a previously undefeated Washington team, the UCLA women’s volleyball team has reason to be confident. Nonetheless, the Bruins know they cannot get too confident and must retain their focus when they travel to the desert to take on Arizona State (7-17, 2-12 Pac-10) and No. Read more...