The game almost had it all: long-range goals, shots cleared off the line, controversial calls, a big comeback, double overtime and sudden-death penalty kicks. The only thing missing was a happy ending for the Bruins. Read more...
Photo: Senior midfielder Victor Munoz and the UCLA men’s soccer team’s season came to a shocking end, after the team lost to unseeded Connecticut in penalty kicks.
The Bruins enjoyed smooth sailing on the field last game on Sunday night against Elon. But in the third round of the NCAA tournament, the UCLA men’s soccer team expects choppier waters. Read more...
Photo: UCLA men’s soccer made quick work of Elon in last Sunday’s 4-0 victory but expects a tougher match Sunday against Connecticut.
Everything came easily for the Bruins on Sunday, so easily that defenders were scoring goals and the team essentially put it on cruise control before halftime. Read more...
Photo: UCLA men’s soccer celebrated its four goals against Elon as the team coasted to a victory in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
On a chilly November night in 2012, the UCLA men’s soccer team took the Drake Stadium field for its second-round NCAA tournament game. Playing the San Diego Toreros, the Bruins found themselves in a deadlocked game 60 minutes in. Read more...
Photo: Redshirt junior goalkeeper Earl Edwards surrendered five goals in UCLA’s loss to San Diego in the second round of the NCAA tournament last season. Edwards and the Bruins look to have more success this year as they begin NCAA tournament play on Sunday.
Visit coach Jorge Salcedo when he’s home and chances are he’ll be watching a soccer game. Almost everything in his life is about soccer and the UCLA men’s soccer team that he has coached for the past 10 years. Read more...
Photo: From a ball boy to a player to an assistant coach and now to coach, Jorge Salcedo has been involved in the UCLA men’s soccer program nearly his whole life. The team has become his extended family, and at every level he’s been with the Bruins, aside from currently as a coach, he’s won an NCAA championship. Now, with his team seeded No. 1 overall in the NCAA tournament, Salcedo looks to win one more championship.
UCLA men’s soccer fans were finally able to enjoy a game without constantly wiping the sweat off their palms or warily eyeing the clock. It didn’t happen until the tenth and last game of the year, but for the first time in conference play the No. Read more...
It’s been almost two weeks since the UCLA men’s soccer team has laced up the cleats and lined up to play a game, and the Bruins are itching to get back on the field. Read more...
