Thursday, July 3

UCLA extends streak of individual Pac-12 championship wins to 51 years

Nicholas Scarvelis stepped onto the first-place podium after winning the shot put for the second consecutive season in the Pac-12 championship meet, defending his title but also searching to improve on his 64-5.25 showing. Read more...

Photo: Redshirt junior thrower Nicholas Scarvelis finished seventh in the discus but first in the shot put competition at this weekend’s Pac-12 championship. (Owen Emerson/Daily Bruin)


Streaks at stake in Pac-12 track and field championship

The end of the quarter serves as the possible culmination of everything track and field athletes throughout the nation have been working toward all season long: nationals. Read more...

Photo: Senior middle distance runner Ally Courtnall will enter the Pac-12 track and field championship with the 18th-best 800-meter time in the conference. (Aubrey Yeo/Daily Bruin senior staff)



Track and field seniors bring home Pac-12 multi-events honors

Tatum Souza could hardly contain her excitement moments after throwing her second shot put attempt during the Pac-12 track and field multi-events. On this particular throw, Souza stepped into the ring, collected herself and promptly uncorked the shot further than she had ever done in her track and field career with a lifetime best of 45-5.25. Read more...

Photo: Redshirt senior Tatum Souza threw for a personal best, 45-5.25, in the shot put on Saturday during the Pac-12 championship. She finished second place in the heptathlon behind Washinton State’s Allissa Brooks-Johns. (Keila Mayberry/Daily Bruin)


Pac-12 championship holds hope for redemption for UCLA track and field

UCLA track and field will have a shot at redemption this weekend. After last Sunday’s dual meet loss to the Trojans, the Bruins are hoping for success during the first weekend of the Pac-12 championship at Drake Stadium, where USC athletes will once again be present. Read more...

Photo: A solid performance from redshirt senior Tatum Souza, currently the No. 9 women’s heptathlete in the country, will be a major component of UCLA’s comeback against crosstown rival USC in the first weekend of the Pac-12 championship on Saturday. (Aubrey Yeo/Daily Bruin senior staff)



UCLA track and field falls to USC despite earning individual accolades

As the meet was coming to a close, and members of each team began to huddle around one and other, only one event was left to determine the outcome of the meet at USC’s Loker Stadium this weekend – the 4×400-meter relay. Read more...

Photo: The Bruins compete against the Trojans in the women’s 1500 meters. USC won the event by having the first-place finisher, Erica Capellino, gaining five points. UCLA tallied four points by having the second- and third-place finishers earning three points and one point respectively. (Owen Emerson/Daily Bruin)



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