With an expected crowd of more than 2,000 trickling into the Avery Aquatic Center before the Stanford vs. UCLA football game, the stakes will be higher than normal and the game more intense for UCLA men’s water polo. Read more...
Photo: UCLA men’s water polo suffered its first loss of the season to USC last week, but the Bruins are looking to bounce back this weekend as they face Stanford on Saturday. (Jose Ubeda/Daily Bruin)
With only 12 games remaining in the regular season, one thing still plaguing the UCLA men’s water polo team is the challenge of recovering after a setback. Read more...
Photo: Sophomore utility Danny McClintick (above) look to rebound from their last-minute loss against USC in this weekend’s game against Stanford. McClintick said the game against the Cardinal “will be a battle like it always is with them.”
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...
The original version of this article contained an error and has been changed. See the bottom of the article for additional information. The No. 1 UCLA men’s water polo team experienced a feeling of deja vu this weekend, taking the Bruins back to the 2012 NCAA championship game where they lost their chance at a title to USC by merely one goal. Read more...
Still undefeated this season, the UCLA men’s water polo team will travel to Irvine, Calif., to compete in the SoCal Invitational. This weekend, the Bruins will play four games in the span of two days, but their opponents will be determined by the outcome of each game played. Read more...
Photo: Admitting that the team is doing well at this point in the season, redshirt junior utility Cristiano Mirarchi said that despite this, UCLA men’s water polo must “keep fighting.”
At about the halfway point of the season, UCLA men’s water polo has made winning look easy. The team’s 15th victory of the season, against UC San Diego last Friday, doesn’t look too shabby when placed along the team’s zero losses – especially with the average win outscoring the opponent by over 10 points. Read more...
UCLA men’s water polo ended Friday’s 17-2 victory against No. 12 UC San Diego with very few regrets. “We played from the first whistle all the way to the end really, really sharp defense,” said coach Adam Wright. Read more...
Photo: Coach Adam Wright and the UCLA men’s water polo team are ranked No. 1 after getting off to a quick start to the season.
