At the close of play Monday, top-seeded UCLA women’s golf looked to be in prime position to compete for the school’s 114th championship. Tuesday was not the Bruins’ day however, as the Washington Huskies upset them 3-1-1 in the NCAA women’s golf match-play semifinal. Read more...

Photo: Top-ranked UCLA fell to No. 4 seed Washington on Tuesday afternoon 3-1-1. (UCLA Athletics)

The fourth and final round of stroke-play at the NCAA women’s golf championship came to a close at the Eugene Country Club with No. 3 UCLA women’s golf at the top of the leaderboard. Read more...

Photo: Freshman Lilia Vu, the No. 6-ranked golfer in the nation, finished stroke-play with her best day on the links. Vu shot her tournament-best 67, five under par, to lead the Bruins and finish in sixth place. (UCLA Athletics)

No. 2 UCLA women’s golf will be in the hunt to compete for its fourth NCAA championship and the school’s 114th championship overall at the Eugene Country Club this Friday. Read more...

Photo: Junior Bronte Law spearheads No. 2 UCLA’s quest for an NCAA championship. The No. 1 golfer in the nation was tied for first after the regional last week. (Douglas Taylor Photography)

No. 1 UCLA women’s golf finished first in the PING/ASU Invitational on Sunday, battling against an extremely competitive pool featuring 14 of the top teams in the nation, including No. Read more...

Photo: Junior Bronte Law was able to grab her second individual tournament win of the season, helping solidify her No. 1 ranking nationally. The Bruins are also currently ranked as the nation’s top team.

The UCLA women’s golf team made good distance between it and the rest of the competition. At the Bruin Wave Invitational, co-hosted with Pepperdine University, the No. Read more...

Photo: Senior Louise Ridderström shot a 5-under par 67 at the Bruin Wave Invitational to force a playoff between teammate junior Bronte Law. (UCLA Athletics)