No other team understands the UCLA women's tennis team better than their male counterparts, as both are hosting a NCAA regional and both have the same 21-2 record. Read more...
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Freshman Robin Anderson and the No. 1 UCLA women’s tennis team will play in a NCAA regional this Friday at the Los Angeles Tennis Center.
Raindrops that washed away most of the second day of the Pac-12 Championships ceased to fall in Ojai by Saturday, but early round defeats started pouring in this past weekend during the conclusion to UCLA's pre-NCAA Tournament schedule. Read more...
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The UCLA Women’s Tennis team beat LMU 7-0
Sophomore Morgan Thomas and the UCLA women’s tennis team didn’t get past the quarterfinal round of the individual Pac-12 Championships in Ojai this past weekend.
The loss the UCLA women's tennis team suffered at the hands of its nemesis USC could end up being a blessing in disguise. Read more...
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Sophomore Courtney Dolehide and the UCLA women’s tennis team will be playing in the Pac-12 Championships starting Thursday in Ojai.
Moments after a loss punctuated senior McCall Jones' regular season career, Danielle Lao placed her racquet on the ground and ran into the embraces of her USC teammates. Read more...
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The No. 1 women’s tennis team was upset on Friday by No. 4 USC, 6-1. Robin Anderson, pictured, and partner Skylar Morton fell 8-6.
The rivalry between Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi is considered by many as one of the greatest tennis rivalries of all time. Read more...
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Seniors Carling Seguso, left, and McCall Jones exchange a high five as doubles partners. Today’s match against the Trojans will be the last regular season game for the Bruins. UCLA comes into the match being the top-ranked team in the nation while USC is the No. 4-ranked team.
The UCLA women's tennis team had one of its biggest tests of the season when it traveled to the Bay Area to take on a pair of top 10 teams at California and Stanford. Read more...
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Freshman Chanelle Van Nguyen lost the decisive point in UCLA’s 4-3 defeat against Cal on Friday afternoon, the top-ranked Bruins’ first loss of the season.
UCLA has already authored a tale that hasn't been told in ages: The team's 20-0 start is its best since 1987. Their plot only thickens this weekend, as No. 1 UCLA encounters perhaps the biggest obstacle in its narrative by traveling to a cold, windy and potentially rainy Bay Area for matches against No. 10 Cal today and No. 6 Stanford on Saturday. Read more...
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The UCLA Women’s Tennis team beat LMU 7-0
