The Bruins will carry a two-game winning streak into league play. No. 17 UCLA men’s tennis (6-4) beat UC Irvine (3-3) 4-0 at the Los Angeles Tennis Center on Sunday to push its all-time record versus UCI to 40-2. Read more...

Photo: Sophomore Mathew Tsolakyan has won each of his last three singles matches for UCLA men’s tennis. Since starting for the first time this season against then-No. 7 Texas A&M, Tsolakyan hasn’t lost a set and has only conceded 14 total games. (Niveda Tennety/Assistant Photo editor)

Coach Billy Martin registered his 600th win as the Bruins’ coach, but not before he added a few more losses to his career total. No. 17 UCLA men’s tennis (5-4 Pac-12) suffered two losses at the ITA national indoor championships in Madison, Wisconsin, in a weekend of mixed results. Read more...

Photo: Freshman Drew Baird picked up one singles win for UCLA men’s tennis in its three matches at the ITA national team indoor championship in Madison, Wisconsin. (Dhruv Singhania/Daily Bruin)

This post was updated Feb. 12 at 10:37 p.m. The Bruins kicked off their indoor season with a victory. No. 16 UCLA men’s tennis (4-2) knocked off Western Michigan (5-5) 7-0 at the Midtown Athletic Club in Chicago on Tuesday, rebounding from a pair of 2-4 losses against No. Read more...

Photo: Sophomore Eric Hahn notched his first singles win of UCLA men’s tennis’ 2020 campaign, after previously falling to both then-No. 15 California and then-No. 11 Stanford. (Xuxin Zhang/Daily Bruin)

The Bruins will head indoors for the first time this season. No. 16 UCLA men’s tennis (3-2) will travel to Chicago to take on Western Michigan (5-4) on Tuesday at the Midtown Athletic Club. Read more...

Photo: Junior Keegan Smith said he and UCLA men’s tennis won’t be able to take their pre-ITA indoors match against Western Michigan lightly, especially after the team has come off two consecutive losses and seen its ranking drop by six spots. (Andy Bao/Daily Bruin)

After losing half of an NCAA doubles champion team, court one’s duo seeks to find its stride in doubles play this season. No. 16 UCLA men’s tennis (3-2) has only dropped one doubles point all season, but the team is still looking for ways to build its confidence through doubles play. Read more...

Photo: Junior Keegan Smith and his partner, sophomore Govind Nanda, occupy the No.1 doubles spot for UCLA men’s tennis. The duo has won all but one match so far, falling to California’s Paul Barretto and Can Kaya last weekend. (Andy Bao/Daily Bruin)