Wednesday, 5/21/97 Bruin Update Tuesday’s results No games scheduled Today’s games No games scheduled Read more...

Wednesday, 5/21/97 Stanford takes home championship Cardinal trample Bulldogs, capturing third straight NCAA tennis title By Mark Shapiro Daily Bruin Staff As the Stanford University men’s tennis team won its third consecutive NCAA men’s tennis national championship, and 15th in 21 years, one thing is definitely certain: the Cardinal have no flair for the dramatic. Read more...

Tuesday, 5/20/97 Bruins take No. 1 seed for Midwest regional BASEBALL: UCLA ready to face No. 6 Crimson in first game of postseason By Tim Yun Daily Bruin Contributor On Monday, the 48 best baseball teams in the nation were selected to play in eight regionals for a chance to play in the College World Series. Read more...

Tuesday, 5/20/97 Bulldogs, Cardinal set for showdown M. TENNIS: Stanford to defend title against underdog Georgia By Mark Shapiro Daily Bruin Staff The stage is set for the NCAA Men’s Tennis Championship, and it will be third-seeded Stanford University versus fourth seeded University of Georgia squaring off in the main event. Read more...

Tuesday, 5/20/97 Lively crowds provide dynamic support to UCLA despite losses By Vytas Mazeika Daily Bruin Staff The crowds in attendance at the Los Angeles Tennis Center for the men’s intercollegiate championships have lived up to expectations, and at points have even exceeded them by becoming too boisterous. Read more...

Tuesday, 5/20/97 Goldstein’s lineup change for NCAA spurs controversy STANFORD: All American’s injury cause for lower spot; International Tennis Association approves move By Mark Shapiro Daily Bruin Staff When the teams participating in the NCAA men’s tennis championship presented their lineups to the tournament committee Friday, an element of contention was brought up. Read more...

Tuesday, 5/20/97 Bruins collared by Bulldogs M. TENNIS:’War of attrition’ finally wears down top-seeded team in semifinals By Mark Shapiro Daily Bruin Staff The UCLA men’s tennis team fell one step shy of its dream shot at the NCAA championship when it lost to fourth-seeded University of Georgia, 4-2 in the semifinals. Read more...