Friday, April 24

W. tennis: Eligibility issues no longer a concern

Sarah Gregg was like an innocent bystander deemed guilty by association. And the guilty turned out to be innocent. Last season, as the Bruins prepared for their Round of 16 match against Washington, the NCAA suspended all players who were natives of Great Britain. Read more...


One for herself

Not long after returning from a second interview for the athletic director position at Emory University, Betsy Stephenson headed to the UCLA women’s basketball banquet. The associate athletic director wouldn’t miss it for the world. Read more...





W. track: Nilsson unable to compete in Pac-10s

The final chapter of Lena Nilsson’s storybook UCLA career won’t have a happy ending. Lingering pain from a stress fracture in her right foot will keep middle distance runner Nilsson from competing at the Pac-10 Championships this weekend, meaning that the three-time NCAA champion’s collegiate career is finished. Read more...


W. track: Long jumper will seek second opinion on injury

Confounded by the diagnosis made by UCLA team doctors Monday, freshman Renee Williams plans to seek a second opinion on her injured right knee. Williams, who will miss the rest of the outdoor season due to what appears to be a deep bone bruise, hopes another doctor can clarify how her injury has escalated over the past few weeks. Read more...