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UCLA men’s soccer fails to hold lead against Stanford, ends game in a draw

Fifty-four years of history, 75 matches and two conferences. The Bruins and the Cardinal have built a coinciding legacy of men’s soccer, from their first recorded match against each other in 1968 to the 2002 NCAA championship game, in which the two programs faced off against each other. Read more...

Photo: UCLA men’s soccer celebrates with the bench after the the first goal of the game was headed in by graduate student midfielder Ryan Becher. (Joseph Jimenez/Photo editor)





UCLA women’s volleyball perfects strategy for home game win following two losses

This story was updated Sept. 27 at 9:04 p.m. When Iman Ndiaye jumps into the air, the crowd knows what to expect. The senior outside/opposite hitter’s 163 kills on the season have been enough to lead the Bruin pack and rank her sixth in Pac-12 individual standings. Read more...

Photo: Opposite/outside hitter Iman Ndiaye elevates for a block. The senior leads the Bruins in kills, mustering 163 so far this season – enough to slate in sixth in Pac-12 kills for the category. (Brandon Morquecho/Assistant Photo editor)