Check out a breakdown of the UCLA sports stories you might have missed this week. Women’s golf in second place at the Stanford IntercollegiateAfter a strong showing in day two of the Stanford Intercollegiate, UCLA women’s golf currently stands in second place behind the host team. Read more...
Photo: Men’s volleyball ended last season as the No. 12 team in the nation. This year, the squad returns all but one starter. (Daily Bruin file photo)
Feared. Humble. Reliable. Contagious confidence. The best player in the country. These are just a handful of words used to describe UCLA Athletics Hall of Fame inductee and former softball powerhouse third baseman Janice Parks. Read more...
Photo: (Courtesy of Samantha Ford)
At Highland High School in Palmdale, the softball field and the baseball field are separated by about 50 yards, and the football team practices in the gap between the two. Read more...
Photo: Incoming freshman Rachel Garcia is one of the top-ranked recruits for softball and has been named Gatorade Player of the Year. (Courtesy of Susan Goldman)
There was nothing else for Ally Carda to do but walk out of the circle. The senior pitcher had just thrown the last pitch of her collegiate career for UCLA softball. Read more...
Photo: Auburn defeated UCLA 11-10 in 10 innings Saturday night, eliminating the Bruins from the Women’s College World Series. The Tigers won on a walk-off walk with the bases loaded in the 10th inning. (Courtesy of Rob Backus/The Oklahoman)
With its season on the line, UCLA softball kept plugging away, but was unable to advance in the Women’s College World Series. In a high-scoring affair that went 10 innings, No. Read more...
Redemption was the word for UCLA softball. Despite heading into the game as the lower seed, No. 7 UCLA (51-10) was able to come away with the 7-1 victory over its Pac-12 foe No. Read more...
It had been five years since UCLA softball had won a game in the Women’s College World Series. It was only fitting that UCLA won 7-1 against an Oregon team that had so often served as a roadblock to the team’s success during that span. Read more...
