Friday, April 3


W.Soccer Notebook

Incoming Bruins UCLA signed four players from California to letters of intent on Wednesday. Jill Oaks (West Hills/Harvard-Westlake HS), Stacy Lindstrom (Laguna Niguel/Aliso Niguel HS), Allie True (Alamo/Monte Vista HS) and Katie Rivera (Mission Viejo/Santa Margarita Catholic HS) will be able to compete as Bruins in 2002. Read more...




M.Volleyball Notebook

  UCLA Sports Info Jonathan Acosta Walking wounded Freshman Jonathan Acosta will not see action until at least Feb. 19, when the Bruins play UC Santa Barbara. Read more...


M.Hoops Notebook

  CATHERINE JAYIN JUN/Daily Bruin Senior Staff Jason Kapono attempts to drive the ball past the Villanova defense in the Bruins’ loss on Saturday. Honors for Kapono, Barnes Junior forward Jason Kapono was honored twice over this week. Read more...


Title IX revolutionized women’s hoops

  ASUCLA By 1975, UCLA had a women’s basketball team which shared the Pauley Pavilion main court with the men’s team. By Bruce Tran Daily Bruin Contributor From its humble beginnings in 1892 to the WNBA’s “We’ve Got Next” campaign, from bloomers to sports bras, from Senda Berenson to Pat Summitt, women’s basketball has come a long way. Read more...