The UCLA swim and dive team has no intention of letting its strong start dip off. Read more...
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UCLA swim and dive will host its second meet of the season this weekend. Swim had a strong start in its first meet, and the team hopes to uphold that success when Washington State and UC Davis visit today. Dive is headed across town to face rival USC at its pool.
The UCLA women's swim and dive season started off with a bang. UCLA took first place in the opening 200-yard medley relay and dominated the rest of the meet, finishing first and second in most of the events. Read more...
UCLA's swim and dive teams will open their 2012-2013 season today with a meet against Oregon, Utah and UC Santa Barbara. Read more...
When a clock no longer provides the necessary motivation to attain championship-level success, the members of the UCLA women's swim team create more teams. The group was fortunate to have several butterfliers secure spots at the NCAA Championship, three of whom composed a specialized butterfly team. Read more...
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Seniors Yasi Jahanshahi (left) and Bianca Casciari (right), along with freshman Noelle Tarazona (center), all qualified for the 200 meter butterfly event at the NCAA Championships. Jahanshahi placed 12th overall in the event at the national championships, securing All-American honors. Tarazona placed 18th, while Casciari was 38th overall.
Most students spent their three-day weekend catching up on much-needed sleep, while the UCLA swim and dive team caught up with the competition. Read more...
Women's swimming endured a three-week winter program successfully, with a win over Boise State and a first-place crown at the San Diego Relays competition. Read more...
Over Thanksgiving break, one would expect to eat copious amounts of turkey and then fall asleep watching the Cowboys-Dolphins game. Ting Quah, a sophomore swimmer and member of Singapore's 2008 Olympic team, had an unfortunately more eventful break, breaking her arm in a surfing incident. Read more...
