UCLA women’s water polo failed to best crosstown rival USC for the third time this season. In doing so, it also failed to defend its 2017 conference title. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore attacker Bronte Halligan led the Bruins with 4 goals in UCLA’s 13-10 loss to USC in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation semifinal. (Grant Mooney/Daily Bruin)
Thanks to UCLA’s Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championship Tournament quarterfinal win against Arizona State, the Bruins will get a third chance to take down the Trojans. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore attacker Maddie Musselman earned her seventh hat trick of the season in UCLA’s 14-4 win over Arizona State. (Axel Lopez/Daily Bruin)
The Bruins will head back to Berkeley this weekend as the reigning Mountain Pacific Sports Federation champions. No. 4 seed UCLA women’s water polo will face No. Read more...
Photo: Junior goalie Carlee Kapana has averaged 9.85 saves and allowed 5.8 goals this season. UCLA will take on Arizona State for the teams’ third meeting this season in the MPSF championship Friday. (Grace Yu/Daily Bruin)
UCLA women’s water polo has finished its regular season schedule, and is now looking to see if it has invested enough to be victorious in its postseason. Read more...
Photo: Coach Adam Wright is currently in his first season with the UCLA women’s water polo team. The Bruins have gone 21-5 on the season and will begin the postseason Friday. (Grant Mooney/Daily Bruin)
UCLA women’s water polo took on the nation’s top-ranked team for the second game in a row. And for the second time, the Bruins fell short of victory. Read more...
Photo: Senior attacker Devin Grab was the first to score for the Bruins. UCLA fell to USC for the second time this season by a score of 11-5. (Grant Mooney/Daily Bruin)
Women’s water poloCassidy Hunt, Daily Bruin contributor UCLA women’s water polo failed to beat USC in its previous meeting this season, but will have a second chance this weekend when the two face off once again. Read more...
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Performances in power-play situations have defined the way the UCLA women’s water polo team plays its games this season. In anticipation of its final regular season game of the year, the Bruins will have two weeks off from competition to tighten their loose ends. Read more...
Photo: Throughout the season, the Bruins’ performance in 6-on-5 and 5-on-6 situations have been key in the outcome of games. UCLA now has a two-week break from competition to work on preparing for its last game of the regular season. (Axel Lopez/Daily Bruin)
