Having played together as a group for only a week, it was inevitable that the UCLA women’s volleyball team would go through some growing pains early in its season. Read more...
Photo: Junior outside hitter Karsta Lowe and the Bruins lost their first match of the year against the Hawai’i Rainbow Wahine.
Dominance was the name of the game as the UCLA women’s volleyball team opened its season with three victories at the DoubleTree Los Angeles Westside Invitational at Loyola Marymount University. Read more...
Photo: Junior outside hitter Karsta Lowe set a career high in kills with 23 against Loyola Marymount.
It was an emotional end to last year’s season for the UCLA women’s volleyball team. The team was unable to defend its national championship from 2012, and lost at home to Michigan State in the second round of the NCAA tournament. Read more...
Photo: Despite losing a handful of senior players, rising junior outside hitter Karsta Lowe said that the women’s volleyball team is strong and capable of winning this year.
After years on the volleyball court, Kelly Reeves was used to the sweat-drenched shirt stuck on her back. But this morning was different. Read more...
Rachael Kidder will be remembered for being the best player on a national championship-winning team. Read more...
After the sand volleyball national championships, it was an off-the-sand moment that best encapsulated the Bruins’ inaugural season. Read more...
Photo: Kelly Reeves almost missed the news that she had been named an AVCA Collegiate Sand Volleyball All-American in sand volleyball after she was knocked out of the AVCA championship this weekend.
When John Speraw was contemplating taking over the UCLA men’s volleyball head coaching job last year, he didn’t think about the pressure or expectations that would come from replacing the legend that was Al Scates. Read more...
Photo: The current UCLA men’s and women’s volleyball coaches, John Speraw (No. 14) and Michael Sealy (No. 7), were both members of the 1993 men’s volleyball squad.
