Sunday, April 19

M. tennis: Bruins conscious of Bulldogs’ bite

Though the Bruins boast a 21-0 all-time record against Fresno State, they’re not passively banking on their 22nd straight victory. When the Bulldogs visit the Los Angeles Tennis Center today, they will certainly have the undivided attention of the No. Read more...



M. basketball: Rising son

Before every basketball game he plays, Trevor Ariza closes his eyes, bows his head, and prays for Tajh. Ariza knows his brother, in turn, prays for him. Read more...


M. soccer: Soccer coach finalists unknown

Eager prospective candidates are growing impatient as they wait to see who the finalists for the vacant UCLA men’s soccer coaching job will be. Associate Athletics Director Ken Weiner, head of the Athletics Department’s search committee, is still gathering information about the dozens of coaches who have already submitted their applications. Read more...



Cal women’s basketball player dies Monday at age 20

There are certain incidents that place life, much less sports, into proper perspective. Such an incident rocked the collegiate sporting community Monday morning. Alisa Marie Lewis, a 5-foot-11 junior reserve on California’s women’s basketball team, died Monday from what doctors believe to be bacterial meningitis. She was taken to the hospital early in the morning complaining of a massive headache, rash, and flu-like symptoms.  Lewis was 20 years old. Read more...


Pro alums bring hope to UCLA football

In case anyone wasn’t watching, that lovely three-day weekend was a great showcase of UCLA’s finest. For one, Matt Barnes played his first NBA game Monday after receiving a 10-day contract from the injury-plagued Clippers. Read more...