By Rekha Rao Daily Bruin Contributor The UCLA women’s tennis team finished off its season with a disappointing 5-0 loss to the all-powerful Stanford Cardinal on Friday afternoon at Pepperdine during the quarterfinals of the NCAA Championships. Read more...
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May 21, 9:00 pm
Stanford slams UCLA in quarterfinal shutout
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May 21, 9:00 pm
Volunteers upset Bruins in quarterfinals shocker
By Scott Street Daily Bruin Senior Staff The NCAA men’s tennis championship was supposed to come down to the nation’s top two teams: Stanford and UCLA, co-Pac-10 champions who split their two regular season matches and hoped to have the rubber match Tuesday decide the national title. Read more...
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May 21, 9:00 pm
Brandt comes through for key win in his hometown
By Adam Karon Daily Bruin Contributor PALO ALTO, Calif. ““ Coming home is always relaxing. You get to sleep in your own bed, eat homemade food, see old friends and, in the case of UCLA pitcher Jon Brandt, come into a tie game to beat the No. Read more...
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May 21, 9:00 pm
Watley’s speed plays key role in team’s new focus on steals
By Greg Lewis Daily Bruin Senior Staff UCLA didn’t used to play like this. They were the last team in the world anyone would have expected to break two NCAA stolen base records in one game. Read more...
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May 21, 9:00 pm
Bruins miss NCAA Championship berth
By Sean Green Daily Bruin Contributor Despite great play from its two top players, the No. 20 UCLA men’s golf team struggled to a 16th place finish at the NCAA West Regionals. Read more...
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May 21, 9:00 pm
Baseball Briefs
Scott earns All-American honors UCLA junior leftfielder Bill Scott was named first-team All-American by USA Today/Baseball Weekly, the publication announced May 18. Scott, a Granada Hills native, is just the second player in UCLA history and the sixth Pac-10 player ever to have at least 100 hits (101) and 20 home runs in a single season. Read more...
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May 18, 9:00 pm
Bruins take first playoff game in stride
By Greg Lewis Daily Bruin Senior Staff UCLA literally stole the game away from Canisius. On the strength of an NCAA record-setting 10 steals, No. 1 seeded and third-ranked UCLA (40-11) scored eight runs to beat sixth-seeded Canisius (33-22) 8-0, despite getting more than one base hit in only one inning. Read more...