Wednesday, July 9

Netters aim to shoot down Ducks without top players

Netters aim to shoot down Ducks without top players By Mark Shapiro Daily Bruin Contributor They aren’t ranked in the top 25 in the country, but at least the University of Oregon will provide the UCLA men’s tennis team with someone to play as the two schools square off today at 1:30 p.m. Read more...


Gauchos looking to throw UCLA a curve

Gauchos looking to throw UCLA a curve By Brent Boyd Daily Bruin Contributor After losing its first game of the year Saturday against 13th-ranked California, the UCLA softball team looks to return to its winning ways this afternoon. Read more...


Williams named Player of Decade

Williams named Player of Decade By Emmanuelle Ejercito Daily Bruin Staff Celebrating 10 years of women’s sports in the Pacific 10, the conference named former UCLA two-sport letter winner Natalie Williams the Pac-10 Player of the Decade. Read more...


Bruin pitcher burns out, UCLA drops first season loss to Bears

Bruin pitcher burns out, UCLA drops first season loss to Bears By Brent Boyd Daily Bruin Contributor The UCLA softball team went into Saturday’s doubleheader against California with a perfect record, but when they left Easton Stadium after game two, the Bruins realized that they are not unbeatable. Read more...


Stanford’s point guard Brevin Knight is nail in coffin for Bruin men’s basketball

Stanford’s point guard Brevin Knight is nail in coffin for Bruin men’s basketball By Melissa Anderson Daily Bruin Senior Staff STANFORD — While the Stanford student section was storming its way onto the floor Saturday afternoon to celebrate a 67-66 Cardinal victory, the UCLA men’s basketball team was still staring at the scoreboard trying to figure out how it had let this one get away. Read more...



Time runs out for Bruins

Time runs out for Bruins W. hoops beats Cal, loses to Cardinal in down-to-wire game By Emmanuelle Ejercito Daily Bruin Staff The UCLA women’s basketball team began the second half of Pacific 10 play on the right foot, stepping all over California on Friday night, but was tripped up by No. Read more...