W. polo navigates rough waters ahead Aggressive schedule, finals will test team in upcoming weeks By Mark J. Dittmer Daily Bruin Contributor The next couple of weeks for UCLA women’s water polo will be a weird period. Read more...

Swimmers tread water between trials, NCAAs Salmeen deserves break after winning Olympic team spot By A. CinQue Carter Daily Bruin Contributor With the U.S. Olympic Trials finally over and senior Annette Salmeen found guilty of "being the hardest worker alive," according to UCLA swimming coach Cyndi Gallagher, the UCLA swimmers and divers can now focus on upcoming meets. Read more...

W. tennis hopes to slice up ‘SC Trojans pose threat despite struggling through season By Hye Kwon Daily Bruin Staff One thing to expect from any UCLA-USC matchup is the unexpected. Read more...

Baseball falls to Arizona twice, but salvages reputation in last game By Yoni Tamler Daily Bruin Staff The UCLA baseball team floated into Tucson, Ariz. fueled by the high of its best conference start in 10 years. Read more...

W. hoops ends season early in Washington By Emmanuelle Ejercito Daily Bruin Staff If one good thing can be said about not playing in the postseason, it would be this – no more road games. Read more...

Walk-on vaults to front By Esther Hui Daily Bruin Staff UCLA gymnast Karin Silvestri thought the Arizona State meet on Friday night would be just another exhibition performance for her, but when an injured Amy Smith pulled out of vaulting, Silvestri filled the hole in the lineup. Read more...

Down but not out, m.hoops secures victory Despite side-lined players, UCLA overcomes Cougars By Scott Yamaguchi and Ross Bersot Daily Bruin Senior Staff With J.R. Henderson side-lined due to strep throat for the second consecutive game, the loss of Kris Johnson to an injury with 14:52 to play in the first half of Saturday’s final regular-season contest against Washington State could have proved disastrous for the UCLA men’s basketball team. Read more...