Wednesday, July 29

Grassroots project

EL SEGUNDO “”mdash; Aside from the late hours, it seems all too familiar. The cutting. The crisp passing. Of course, the body checking. And the one-timers. Read more...


October a fest for sports viewers

That one Green Day song you’ve heard about 1,000,000 times recently has a more special meaning for sports fans. You know that song. “Wake me up when September ends.” But for sports fans, the special meaning isn’t because there’s anything wrong with the month of September. Read more...


Soccer players rewarded for play

Winning six of its past seven games, the UCLA men’s soccer team has become the center of attention in the Pac-10. In the process, a few Bruins have been cast under the spotlight for their excellent individual performances this past weekend. Read more...



Cross country looks to flush out lineup

After some very encouraging individual performances at the Roy Griak Invitational two weekends ago, both the men’s and women’s cross country teams will return to action this Saturday without their top runners. Read more...


Filling big shoes, freshman tackles new position

One of the biggest question marks going into the season for the UCLA women’s volleyball team was the starting libero position. Losing the Pac-10’s all-time dig leader Chrissie Zartman to graduation presented the Bruins with a big hole to fill. Read more...


Team’s run game running low

In a terse statement, running back Maurice Drew summed up the way he’s performed over the past two games. “I just haven’t been doing my job,” the junior from Concord said. Read more...