Monday, April 27

M. soccer: Men’s soccer seeded sixth

One of the nation’s strongest schedules and a third consecutive conference championship weren’t enough for UCLA to impress the NCAA men’s soccer committee. The third-ranked Bruins, a perennial men’s soccer powerhouse, did not earn a top-four seed like they had hoped. Read more...


Swimming: International waters

A translator makes a nice addition to any interview. But for Chiemi Yamamoto, it is an addition she would like to do away with. Yamamoto, a freshman and member of the UCLA swim team, has a very full agenda. Read more...




UCLA stays strong with right attitude

With UCLA on the road, the Bruin faithful can at least turn off the television if the game gets out of hand. Playing in Oregon’s sold-out Autzen Stadium where they hadn’t won since 1997, without star tailback Maurice Drew, and following a puzzling loss to Washington State, this one had blowout written all over it for the Bruins. Read more...


Football: Bowling over the Ducks

EUGENE, Ore. “”mdash; These Bruins must be cowboys, because they just continue to get back up and ride. Throughout the football season, UCLA coach Karl Dorrell has spoken time and time again about getting back on the proverbial “horse.” Though his team has seen incredible adversity and endured crushing disappointments, Dorrell has remained steadfast that his team will dust itself off, get right back up, and continue riding. Read more...


Bruin digest

The UCLA women’s swimming team defeated the University of San Diego 168-85 on Friday, improving its season record to 3-0. The Bruins dominated the meet, winning 12 of the 14 events with senior Lindsey Smart and sophomore Courtney Iversen leading the way. Read more...