UCLA couldn’t upset the defending champion and current No. 1-ranked Penn State last Saturday night, but left knowing that the Bruins have the potential to be dangerous this season. Read more...
Photo: The UCLA women’s volleyball team had an up and down experience travelling to Stanford; The Bruins swept No. 9 Illinois on Friday, but were unable to repeat that success against No. 1 Penn State the next day despite putting up a good fight. (Aubrey Yeo/Daily Bruin senior staff)
Quick high-fives and laughs all around signaled the unofficial start of the UCLA women’s volleyball’s match against Long Island University, Brooklyn at the LAX Classic Saturday morning. Read more...
Photo: Freshman outside hitter Olga Strantzoli played two consecutive error-free games in UCLA women’s volleyball’s wins against Binghampton and LIU Brooklyn. (Aubrey Yeo/Daily Bruin senior staff)
After a rocky 2013 campaign, the UCLA women’s volleyball team incorporated a new strategy to bring a much-needed breath of fresh air into its offseason training: reading. Read more...
Photo: (Aubrey Yeo/Daily Bruin senior staff)
By Kelly Reeves It’s crazy to think that my four years here at UCLA are finally coming to a close. It’s weird, I never really thought about it until now. Read more...
Photo: Even though senior outside hitter Kelly Reeves is graduating this year, she said she will always represent UCLA with pride.(Daily Bruin file photo)
With a final opportunity to add something, anything, new to this season’s narrative, the UCLA women’s volleyball team had nothing but the same old story. UCLA dropped its final two matches of the regular season as it was swept by USC Wednesday before falling to Utah 3-1 Friday. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore libero Karly Drolson said it was errors in play that plagued UCLA in its loss to USC.
As the UCLA women’s volleyball team nears the final homestand of the season, its travel plans are still undecided, hotels have yet to be booked and plane tickets haven’t been bought. Read more...
Photo: UCLA will try to ensure its postseason status this week as they the team takes on USC and Utah in the final two matches of the regular season.
Look at Karsta Lowe today, and it would be hard to believe that she was born to be anything but a volleyball player. Watch the 6-foot-4-inch junior leap into the air and coolly slam a searing kill through the heart of an opposing defense, and it seems ludicrous that four years ago, she wasn’t even sure if she was going to play college volleyball. Read more...
Photo: After walking on her freshman year, junior outside hitter Karsta Lowe has emerged as one of the Bruins’ top performers.
