UCLA’s swimmers and divers may not have another home meet remaining on their schedule, but when they travel to the Bay Area this weekend, it will feel just like one. Read more...
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January 27, 9:00 pm
Swimming: Swimming to avenge prior losses against Cal, Stanford
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January 27, 9:00 pm
W. tennis: Bruins pull off close matches, lead team to strong victory
The outcome was pretty much a foregone conclusion. The margin of victory, however, was not. But when UC Irvine’s Jessica Broadfoot’s shot sailed long, in a third set supertiebreak on Court 6, it gave the UCLA women’s tennis team its first shutout of the season ““ a 7-0 win over an overmatched UC Irvine team. Read more...
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January 27, 9:00 pm
Baseball: Bruin baseball opens season with new faces in dugout
Though it made the postseason last year and finished with an admirable 35-29 record, the UCLA baseball team is being shown none of the respect usually afforded a playoff team. Read more...
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January 27, 9:00 pm
M. volleyball: No. 1 men’s volleyball determined to stay on top
UCLA has historically been the premier men’s volleyball program in the country, winning a record 18 NCAA titles. For the last six years, however, a new program has emerged, winning three championships and seeking to replace the Bruins atop the sport. Read more...
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January 27, 9:00 pm
W. hoops: Bruins’ midseason slump continues
It was a test UCLA women’s basketball coach Kathy Olivier wanted to see if her team could pass. Since standout sophomore Noelle Quinn had gone down with a knee injury two weeks ago, Olivier had been anxious to see how the Bruins would respond without their fallen star in a close, hard-fought game. Read more...
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January 27, 9:00 pm
Gymnastics: Injuries not hindering team’s spirit
Among the lessons the UCLA gymnastics team has had to learn so far this season, learning to cope with injuries has been one of the most difficult. Read more...
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January 26, 9:00 pm
W. basketball: Women’s hoops don’t fear Oregon’s pond
It’s a place where hoop dreams go to perish, where postseason hopes go to waste. McArthur Court, or more affectionately known to opposing teams as The Pit, has given Oregon the best home-court advantage in the Pac-10, causing headaches and frustrations for those daring enough to try to conquer it. Read more...