Monday, May 20, 1996 UCLA sprinter Ato Bolden set a meet-record in the 100-meter (10.03) and his 20.00 in the 200 broke the Pac-10 and stadium record Sunday.Senior Mark Parlin set a personal-best of 64-8 in winning the Pac-10 shot put title.Freshman Joanna Hayes won her first conference title with a victory in the 100-meter hurdles.Defending NCAA champion Valeyta Althouse easily won the shot put, beating her nearest competitior ­ teammate Nada Kawar ­ by over six feet.Darlene Malco takes a breather after winning the 400 in a lifetime-best 52.39. Read more...

Monday, May 20, 1996 Home runs help Bruins to victory over FullertonBy Brent Boyd Daily Bruin Contributor FULLERTON, Calif. — After reaching the NCAA Regional championship game by virtue of four home runs, the UCLA softball team decided to make its way to Columbus, Ga. Read more...

Monday, May 20, 1996 Bruins reach semis with upset against No. 4 ArizonaBy Hye Kwon Daily Bruin Staff TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — They say that when it comes time for the playoffs, you can just throw away what happened during the regular season. Read more...

Monday, May 20, 1996 USC, Oregon too much for injury-plagued BruinsBy Scott Yamaguchi Daily Bruin Staff The UCLA women’s track and field team and its three-year reign atop the Pacific 10 Conference ended over the weekend, with an upstart USC squad capturing its school’s first league title Saturday and Sunday at Drake Stadium. Read more...

Friday, May 17, 1996 By Brent Boyd Daily Bruin Contributor Entering this afternoon’s matchup against host-school Cal State Fullerton at the NCAA Regionals, the UCLA softball team finds itself in unfamiliar territory. Read more...

Friday, May 17, 1996 By Ruben Gutierrez Daily Bruin Staff Opposite hitter Paul Nihipali is scheduled to undergo exploratory arthroscopic surgery today to repair torn shoulder cartilage. Read more...

Friday, May 17, 1996 By Brian Purcell Daily Bruin Contributor When regional selections are announced on Monday, the UCLA baseball team will be watching intently. The fate of the team will be left up to a panel of coaches who will have to decide whether the real UCLA is the one that challenged for first place in the Six-Pac for about four-fifths of the season, or the one which dropped six consecutive games to close out the conference season. Read more...