Monday, 4/28/97 Bruin Update Friday’s Results Women’s Water Polo UCLA 8, UCSD 3 Baseball USC 10, UCLA 6 Softball UCLA 1-4, Oregon State 0-0 Saturday’s Results Women’s Water Polo results not available at press time Baseball USC 11, UCLA 2 Men’s Golf Third place in the Stanford Invitational Softball UCLA 2-8, Oregon 0-4 Men’s Volleyball Stanford def. Read more...

Monday, 4/28/97 Bruins smell scent of victory Bruins smell scent of victory By Chris Umpierre Daily Bruin Contributor Led by freshmen Jason Semelsberger, who finished sixth in the individual standings, the UCLA men’s golf team outshot No. Read more...

Monday, 4/28/97 Bruins swept off their feet UCLA’s postseason bid upset by surprise Cardinal win By Vytas Mazeika Daily Bruin Contributor Strange things have happened this season for the UCLA men’s volleyball team, but nothing like this. Read more...

Monday, 4/28/97 UCLA road trip turns into sweep of shutout OSU, Ducks UCLA road trip turns into sweep of shutout OSU, Ducks By Melissa Anderson Daily Bruin Staff Leaving a trail of dust in its wake, the UCLA softball team swept through the state of Oregon last weekend, knocking off Oregon State, 1-0, 4-0, in a Friday doubleheader and Oregon, 2-0, 8-4, Saturday. Read more...

Sunday, April 27, 1997 TENNIS: Teams dominate up to semifinal round in singles, doubles matchesBy Mark Shapiro Daily Bruin Staff It was supposed to be little more than a warm-up for the UCLA men’s tennis team ­ a chance to keep loose without affecting the team’s top ranking before its final match of the year and the NCAA Championships. Read more...

Monday, 4/28/97 Victory just usual business for UCLA Team overruns championships in typical impressive show of skill By Emmanuelle Ejercito and Donald Morrison Daily Bruin Staff The UCLA men’s track and field team won its third California-Nevada Championships last weekend in Northridge in a predictable fashion. Read more...

Monday, 4/28/97 UCLA, Stanford continue fierce rivalry in Pac-10 Championships Tennis: Teams dominate up to semifinal round in singles, doubles matches By Mark Shapiro Daily Bruin Staff It was supposed to be little more than a warm-up for the UCLA men’s tennis team – a chance to keep loose without affecting the team’s top ranking before its final match of the year and the NCAA Championships. Read more...