Kaitlin Ray's Southern manners hitched a ride with her to California, for better or worse. The Arkansas native still receives strange looks when her "Yes sir, no sir" talk slips into everyday conversation. Read more...
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Freshman Kaitlin Ray and the women’s tennis team host the Loyola Marymount Lions today at 1:30 p.m.
With commanding performances from its freshmen, the No. 4 UCLA women's tennis team earned a berth in next month's USTA/ITA National Team Indoors on Saturday after overpowering a worn out St. Mary's team during ITA Kick-Off Weekend at the Los Angeles Tennis Center. Read more...
The women's tennis team went soul-searching 11 months ago. Read more...
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Coach Stella Sampras Webster hopes to lead the women’s tennis team far in this weekend’s ITA National Team Indoor Championships.
The story between UCLA and UC Irvine's women's tennis teams remained unchanged as the Bruins swept the Anteaters 7-0 at the Los Angeles Tennis Center, but an abundance of new faces wrote this year's script. Read more...
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Freshman Chanelle Van Nguyen, seen here, paired with senior McCall Jones to contribute to UCLA’s doubles sweep against UC Irvine.
As the Australian Open, one of four grand slam tennis tournaments, comes closer to its conclusion, it is the UCLA women's tennis team that is taking notice in preparation for its season opener. Read more...
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Freshman Robin Anderson and UCLA will compete against UC Irvine today.
When Stella Sampras Webster announced the 2011 recruiting class in June of last year, ranked No. 3 in the country at the time by TennisRecruiting.net, she couldn't help but get excited. The sixteenth-year coach received commitments from three blue-chip recruits in Robin Anderson, Skylar Morton and Kaitlin Ray, who had all been ranked top-five in the country at some point during the 2011 year. Read more...
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McCall Jones, one of two seniors on the women’s tennis team, advanced to the round of 16 of the Freeman Memorial Championships in Las Vegas for the second straight year this weekend.
Despite an elite field of teams which included the top-five women's tennis teams in the country, it appeared as though USC was again going to steal the show at the Freeman Memorial Championships in Las Vegas this past weekend. Read more...
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Sophomore Courtney Dolehide made her return from a stress fracture injury to her foot, teaming up with junior Pamela Montez to upset USC, 8-4, in the doubles final of the Freeman Memorial Championships.
