Althouse sets record in women’s track blowout No. 1 UCLA a rude host to Cal Poly SLO, CSUN in final meet By Scott Yamaguchi Daily Bruin Senior Staff In a season full of record-breaking performances by the UCLA women’s track and field team, Valeyta Althouse made sure that Saturday was no different. Read more...

Baseball starts strong, fizzles out in Palo Alto By Ross Bersot April showers may have rained out Friday’s scheduled opener at Sunken Diamond, but UCLA baseball faced a different kind of storm in Saturday’s double header and Sunday’s finale with Stanford. Read more...

Gymnastics wins west regionals, earns fourth seed for NCAA tourney Marrow sets record, Kondos named Coach of Year By Esther Hui Daily Bruin Senior Staff It was a battered and bruised UCLA women’s gymnastics team which boarded the plane for the West Regional qualifying meet last Thursday. Read more...

Judge athletes by abilities, not race By Andrew Walston Like most students, I would imagine, I read the Daily Bruin Viewpoint section with the intention of being entertained and possibly informed. Read more...

M. tennis drops heartbreaker to No. 1 Cardinal Fourth-ranked Bruins drop lead to Stanford, rebound against Cal By Sarah Harrison The UCLA men’s tennis team suffered a tough loss this weekend to Stanford but came back to the courts determined to beat California. Read more...

Men’s track wins all 18 events in last home meet Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, CSUN no match for m. track By Tim Costner Daily Bruin Senior Staff You would think that UCLA was the only team out there. Read more...

O’Bannon adds Wooden Award to collection By Randy Satterburg Daily Bruin Staff It was not much of a surprise Friday afternoon at the Los Angeles Athletic Club when UCLA senior Ed O’Bannon was named the 1995 Wooden Award winner ­ an honor bestowed annually upon the nation’s top college basketball player. Read more...