Both Stanford and Cal may have sunk the UCLA swim and dive team this past weekend, but the Bruins’ confidence and strong performance kept team spirit afloat. Read more...
Photo: unior Ting Quah and UCLA did not beat Stanford and California but still had strong showings against the powerhouse programs.
This weekend marks the UCLA swim and dive team’s first Pac-12 competition since November, and the competition has only gotten tougher since then. Read more...
Photo: Junior distance swimmer Lauren Baker and the UCLA swim and dive team are headed to Palo Alto, Calif. to compete against California and Stanford.
Swim has hit a few walls lately, but as always, the team intends to flip-turn right off and keep looking forward. Impacted by injuries and the stress of big upcoming meets and midterms, the No. Read more...
Photo: Senior Andrea Reigel and the No. 12 Bruins will try to overcome recent injuries in their lineup as they gear up for competitions against Cal and Stanford.
The wrong article was originally posted on this Web page. Just before the first game of her college career at the UC Santa Barbara Winter Invitational, freshman goalkeeper Alex Musselman was feeling jittery. Read more...
Photo: Coach Brandon Brooks has learned over the past three seasons how to help his young freshman players adjust to collegiate play.
UCLA dive went into the Air Force Invitational this weekend focused not only on its competition, but also on getting comfortable with the location. The No. Read more...
Having faced a few rough patches in recent weeks, the dive team is taking off with confidence – head first, toes pointed – into this weekend’s Air Force Diving Invitational. Read more...
Photo: Junior Paulina Guzman focused on more advanced routines on the 3-meter dive in preparation for this weekend’s Air Force Diving Invitational.
When a group of 36 women get together and combine two sports into one team, it can be difficult to find a team dynamic – this is the mindset adjustment that UCLA swim and dive has to deal with. Read more...
Photo: Senior butterfly specialist Stephanie Christofferson, who holds the third-fastest 100-yard butterfly time in UCLA women’s swimming history, had two top-three event finishes against Division II Simon Fraser last weekend.
