M. tennis goes down under to go over top Australian recruit will add depth to high-ranked team By Chris Isidro The national title may not be contested until May, but it may have been decided during Christmas Break. Read more...

It’s rough going on the Pac-10 hoops road UCLA, Arizona both fall in first week of action By Randy Satterburg Daily Bruin Staff Early returns from around the Pac-10 indicate that it will be even tougher than usual to win on the road this conference season and that whichever team fares the best in this capacity has an inside track on a league title. Read more...

Women’s swim hosts Brown under gray skies Brown’s Bruins venture into stormy Westwood for a dual meet with UCLA By Ross Bersot UCLA women’s swim will test the water of Men’s Gym Pool for the final time this season in a non-conference meeting with Brown. Read more...

Women’s hoops bounces back after loss to Oregon Kuypers benched, but scores career high against OSU By Hye Kwon The UCLA women’s basketball team put together its finest effort of the season thus far to defeat Oregon State, 84-73, last Saturday at Pauley Pavilion. Read more...

Men’s tennis rusty at Palm Springs Invitational Three-week break takes toll as fifth seed Janecek stumbles in quarterfinals By Chris Isidro Palm Springs once again proved itself as an escape from the elements as clear skies gleamed above the courts at Westin Mission Hills Resort last weekend. Read more...

The perfect vacation: hoops and Bend If you’re like me, you start looking forward to Spring Break about this time every Winter quarter. Day two, week one ­ yup, that’s about all the schooling I can handle before the daydreams hit town. Read more...

Women’s tennis continues winning ways during winter Bruins fare well in Milwaukee, Palm Springs By Chris Isidro UCLA women’s tennis split squad last weekend to play at Milwaukee and Palm Springs. Read more...