Tuesday, July 28

M. golf: Departing senior sees an early exit

Senior John Poucher’s collegiate career, much like the UCLA men’s golf team’s season, was cut one round short. Because they failed to make the cut following Friday’s third round, the Bruins came back to Los Angeles a day early, marking a subdued end to Poucher’s time at UCLA. Read more...


W. polo: Senior Golda ends golden career with Cutino Award

It’s been a storybook ending to the perfect season for senior Natalie Golda. Chosen as the Player of the Year by the American Water Polo Coaches Association, Golda led the UCLA women’s water polo team to an undefeated season (33-0) and an NCAA title, the third of her career in Westwood. Read more...



MLB needs to adopt draft allotment

Somebody forgot to send the memo to Major League Baseball commissioner Bud Selig: The MLB amateur draft is designed to give the worst teams in the league the first crack at the next pool of superstars. Read more...



Softball: UCLA makes long day for Texas

OKLAHOMA CITY “”mdash; It’s a decision Texas coach Connie Clark made with the utmost confidence, and one she swears she doesn’t regret. But there’s no denying that Clark exposed herself to a storm of criticism by opting not to start All-American pitcher Cat Osterman against UCLA in Sunday night’s Women’s College World Series game. Read more...