UCLA’s women’s tennis team opens the 2003 season today at the Pac-10 Indoor Championships at the Lloyd Nordstrom Center at the University of Washington. The tournament will showcase top players from the toughest conference in the nation (the Pac-10 boasts five of the nation’s top 10 teams) and give the Bruins a chance to gauge where they stand. Read more...

The UCLA women’s gymnastics team acheived one of its season goals last week when it beat Utah in Salt Lake City. The Utes can no longer claim the nation’s longest win streak, which they had maintained for 23 years at the Hunstman Center. Read more...

In an effort to evaluate the prospects for the upcoming 2003 season, UCLA’s top pole vaulting members will head to Nevada this weekend to compete in the Reno Pole Vault Summit. Read more...

Entering its final home meet of the 2002-2003 season, the UCLA women’s swim team (4-1, 2-1 Pac 10) has a strong ally: history. When UC San Diego (2-1) arrives at the Sunset Recreation Center on Saturday to take on the No. Read more...

It might not be Dimaggio-like, but the UCLA women’s basketball team has quite the streak of its own. Freshman Nikki Blue scored a career-high 30 points as the Bruins notched their seventh-straight victory, toppling Arizona State last night in Tempe, Arizona, 60-58. Read more...

UC Irvine men’s volleyball head coach John Speraw knows Al Scates as well as anyone. Speraw played under the UCLA head coach for three years, winning two national titles. Read more...

It’s a trying time for UCLA fans. The team is having its worst season since the Wooden era, and it’s a fairly safe assumption that Steve Lavin won’t be around for another season. Read more...