Wednesday, July 2

Track and field pits three top-10 finishers at NCAA indoors

This past weekend, the nation’s most elite collegiate track and field athletes competed in the NCAA indoor championship in Fayetteville, Ark. With the Oregon Ducks repeating as Division 1 indoor champions on the men’s side, and the Arkansas Razorbacks obtaining their first indoor women’s championship, the weekend was highlighted by a plethora of strong individual performances. Read more...




UCLA thrower battles back from brink to win MPSF indoor shot put title

UCLA’s top shot-putter had one final throw to keep his national indoor championship hopes alive. Redshirt junior and Daily Bruin writer Nicholas Scarvelis had been dominant all season, placing first in each of UCLA’s indoor meets. Read more...

Photo: Redshirt junior thrower and Daily Bruin writer Nicholas Scarvelis threw a personal best of 64 feet, 1 1/4 inches at the MPSF Indoor Championship to take the crown in the shot-put event. (Daily Bruin file photo)


Track and field heads to MPSF championship with hopes for nationals

This weekend marks the last of many indoor track and field careers for various Bruins. UCLA track and field will participate in the 2015 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Indoor Championship in Seattle. Read more...

Photo: For many of the UCLA seniors, including sprinter/jumper Kylie Price, this weekend’s Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Indoor Championships will be the last indoor event of their Bruin career. (Daily Bruin File Photo)


Pole vaulter Mike Woepse hopes to finish final season on a high note

Mike Woepse has been pole vaulting competitively since his freshman year at Mater Dei High School in nearby Santa Ana. Now a redshirt senior for the Bruins, he approaches the end of his time in the blue and gold, with only two more meets left for the 2015 indoor season. Read more...

Photo: Redshirt senior pole vaulter Mike Woepse began pole vaulting competitively since his freshman year at Mater Dei High School. Now, the Bruin faces the closing chapters of his college vaulting career with only the conference championship and nationals left on the indoor schedule. (Daily Bruin file photo)




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