It’s a unique situation when a team can, at the same time, feel disappointed to have fallen short of victory and relieved to have avoided defeat. Read more...
Photo: Freshman midfielder Gage Zerboni was able to score the equalizing goal in the 87th minute. The Bruins have had several late goals in recent weeks.
After last match’s overtime loss to No.1 California, the UCLA men’s soccer team can get away from where it happened, traveling out of Drake Stadium, and out of California, to Oregon. Read more...
Photo: Freshman midfielder Felix Vobejda thought UCLA played its best game of the year against Cal, despite losing.
Throughout practices and games, Leo Stolz hears his name called out more often than any other player on the UCLA men’s soccer team. Whenever he has the ball, which is often, Stolz is constantly attacking and probing the defense. Read more...
Photo: After earning first-team All-Pac-12 honors last season, junior midfielder Leo Stolz has taken his game to a new level this season, scoring five goals in the first 11 games after scoring no goals all of last season. Stolz points to his position change as the reason behind his success.
Which team has had the best start to the season? Kevin: While men’s water polo got off to a blistering 18-1 start to the year and earned a No. Read more...
Two of the top teams in the country battled to the bone over the course of 90 minutes, but nothing was decided. Extra time beckoned, with the game and Pac-12 supremacy hanging in the balance. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore midfielder Jordan Vale and UCLA men’s soccer outplayed No. 1 Cal for much of the game, but a series of bad breaks left the team with a 3-2 overtime loss.
In the 89th minute, after a wild scrum for the ball ensued near Stanford’s back post, junior defender Aaron Simmons emerged from the pack, streaking down the right side, pumping his fist and screaming in jubilation. Read more...
Photo: Junior defender Aaron Simmons’ goal in the 89th minute broke the scoreless tie against Stanford to end the game.
Nine games into the season, the No.1-ranked recruiting class in the nation has lived up to the lofty expectations and has already made a significant impact to the UCLA men’s soccer team. Read more...
Photo: Freshman forward Kevin De La Torre scored his first goal as a Bruin in last Saturday’s game against San Diego State.
