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.
It was a situation the Bruins had found themselves in so many times this year. Having come back from a 20-15 deficit in the first set of Sunday’s match against Arizona, the UCLA women’s volleyball team was down 24-23 and facing an opposing set point. Read more...
The UCLA women’s volleyball team has been playing essentially the same volleyball for more than a month and a half. “We’ve had the same season, we’re playing the same matches every time,“ said coach Michael Sealy. Read more...
When senior outside hitter Kelly Reeves went down with a sprained ankle in the first set of UCLA women’s volleyball’s match against Washington State, it appeared as if any hopes of the Bruins reaching the postseason went down with her. Read more...
On a night that showcased what UCLA women’s volleyball could be, for better and worse, it was the players from what the team used to be that made the difference. Read more...
Photo: The UCLA women’s volleyball team celebrates their five-set victory over Washington State.
Kelly Reeves and Megan Moenoa know what it takes to be a champion. The senior outside hitter and junior setter, both members of UCLA’s 2011 national championship team, have been to the pinnacle of their sport and have the rings to prove it. Read more...
If UCLA women’s volleyball’s rematch with Washington seemed familiar, there’s no need to check the calendar. Seemingly the only thing different about the Bruins’ second go-around with the Huskies from their October match at Pauley Pavilion was the court the two teams were playing on. Read more...
Photo: After his team fell short once again, UCLA women’s volleyball coach Michael Sealy will need to find a way to turn UCLA’s fortunes around with five games remaining.
