When USC visited the Los Angeles Tennis Center earlier this season, the UCLA women's tennis team met its opponent with a formidable crowd and the UCLA marching band behind it. Read more...
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Sophomore Pamela Montez won straight-set singles and doubles matches in No. 6 UCLA’s 5-2 win over No. 14 USC on Friday at the Marks Tennis Stadium. The Bruins improved to 7-1 in Pac-10 play.
No. 6 UCLA squeaked past No. 28 Pepperdine with a 4-3 victory in Malibu, and though the score suggests a nail-biter, the match was decided before the Waves could get on the board. Read more...
Rain played a prominent role in the UCLA women's tennis team's contest against Arizona State in Tempe, Ariz., on Saturday, delaying the match for three hours. Read more...
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Senior Noelle Hickey and the Bruins face Pepperdine today in a match that was supposed to be played on Feb. 25 but was postponed because of rain.
The end of the regular season is in plain sight, and postseason play couldn't have come at a better time for the UCLA women's tennis team, now winner of its last five matches. Read more...
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Junior Carling Seguso won her singles match in straight sets as UCLA won at Arizona State in Tempe, Ariz., on Saturday. The Bruins also defeated No. 29 Arizona on the road trip.
The key to a successful road trip is to reach the destination as smoothly as possible. Read more...
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Freshman Courtney Dolehide and the No. 8 Bruins play Arizona today and Arizona State on Saturday in two of their six straight road matches.
Facing the prospect of losing yet another tight doubles point against another top team, the UCLA men's tennis team's No. 1 tandem of Alex Brigham and Adrien Puget mustered up enough to win the point against Washington Friday. Read more...
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Adrian Puget and No. 14 UCLA will look to keep up improved doubles play.
The road can be a discomforting place for any team, but the UCLA women's tennis team felt no ill effects of being away from home this weekend. Read more...
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Senior Andrea Remynse helped No. 6 UCLA defeat both Oregon and Washington on the road this weekend. The Bruins lost only one doubles and one singles match during the two-game swing and are now 4-1 in Pac-10 play.
