Talk about a change of conditions. Thursday afternoon the UCLA women’s and men’s cross country teams left balmy Southern California for frigid Pullman, Wash. to race in the Pacific 10 Conference Championships held Saturday. Read more...

It was just a matter of time before UCLA finally got into the win column. The UCLA men’s hockey team (2-6) registered its first two wins of the season, sweeping both games Friday and Saturday against Stanford in Palo Alto, 6-2 and 6-4, respectively, behind a strong effort from myriad young players. Read more...

PALO ALTO “”mdash; The bloody cuts and grass stains that dotted Matt Moore’s battered body said it all. A relentless Stanford pass rush sacked the UCLA sophomore quarterback eight times, a punishing effort that left Moore dazed and confused. Read more...

The downpour of steady rain Friday night hardly dampened the men’s soccer team’s 13-game winning streak. The No. 1 Bruins defeated Rutgers 2-0 in conditions UCLA hardly ever has to face. Read more...

As part of a public relations effort, the women’s volleyball team has been corresponding through letters to elementary school classrooms throughout the season. Well over 2,000 people ““ most of them children ““ showed up at Pauley Pavilion on Saturday to cheer on the Bruins, turning the normally demure pavilion into as raucous an arena as there could be in the Pacific 10 Conference. Read more...

A sluggish first half didn’t deter Lindsay Greco’s confidence as the redshirt junior midfielder jogged off the field Sunday afternoon. Greco notched a crucial second-half goal that helped the UCLA women’s soccer team emerge from its malaise as the Bruins clinched a share of the Pac-10 title with a 2-0 victory over USC at Drake Stadium. Read more...

Just when you thought it was safe to out yourself as a UCLA fan “¦ Surprise! There is no way the Bruins, high and mighty after a 4-0 start in the Pac-10, should have lost to Stanford, which hadn’t won a conference game in over a year. Read more...