As the indoor season nears its end, the athletes on the UCLA track and field team are split with differing goals. Five athletes have been accepted for entry at the NCAA indoor championships and are mentally and physically preparing for this competition, while the rest of the team continues its training for outdoor season. Read more...
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Watching the football BCS National Championship at the age of 7 or 8, UCLA track and field freshman thrower Braheme Days was fascinated by the spectacle of collegiate athletics. Read more...
Photo: Freshman thrower Braheme Days was inspired to pursue collegiate athletics after watching NCAA football as a child. (Felicia Ramirez/Daily Bruin staff)
The UCLA track and field team returned from its Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Indoor Championships on Saturday feeling content with its individual talent. The meet took place at the Dempsey Indoor Facility on the University of Washington campus, and both the men’s and women’s teams were happy with their personal results in Washington. Read more...
The UCLA track and field team continues its season run with an invite to the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Indoor Championships this weekend after taking the previous week off to rest and train. Read more...
Photo: Senior heptathlete Tatum Souza said this weekend’s MPSF Indoor championship is a “big deal” as it could help improve several Bruins’ chances at qualifying for nationals. (Daily Bruin file photo)
Work is in progress. The UCLA track and field team finished up another weekend in which the team was split. The distance runners traveled to Seattle for the Husky Classic as the rest of the team made their way to Albuquerque, N.M to compete in the Don Kirby Elite Invite. Read more...
Throughout the season, the UCLA track and field team has targeted its efforts toward one main focus,and this weekend will allow the Bruins to put all these efforts to the test. Read more...
Three weeks into the season, the UCLA track and field team puts the focus on strengths – not weaknesses – as the Bruins have started well with the help of effective team leadership. Read more...
Photo: Senior Mike Woepse received two first-place victories in the pole vault at the NAU and New Mexico invitationals. (Daily Bruin file photo)
