Saturday, August 8

Baseball hopes to challenge Stanford in three-game weekend series

It will be a battle of the pitchers this weekend at Jackie Robinson Stadium. Coming into the weekend with a 2.37 ERA and .228 batting average against, No. Read more...

Photo: Senior right-hander Jake Bird will take the mound Friday night for the Bruins then they open their weekend series with Stanford. Bird has only surrendered seven earned runs all season.(Isabelle Roy/Daily Bruin senior staff)


Men’s volleyball defeats Stanford despite brief communication issues

After falling to unranked USC last weekend, UCLA men’s volleyball risked losing to two consecutive unranked teams when it faced Stanford on Thursday night. The No. Read more...

Photo: Sophomore middle blocker Daenan Gyimah led the Bruins with 15 kills and a hitting percentage of .636, adding one ace and four blocks. No. 4 UCLA bested unranked Stanford on Thursday in four sets. (Ken Shin/Daily Bruin staff)



Men’s tennis looks to maintain lead in 10-year match record against USC

Over the last decade, Bruin tennis has maintained a slight edge over its crosstown rival in head-to-head matchups. UCLA men’s tennis holds a 13-12 advantage over USC in matches since 2008. Read more...

Photo: No. 1 Martin Redlicki will face a familiar singles opponent in Brandon Holt of USC. Back in February, their last match went unfinished in the third set. The senior said he looks to come out stronger in the rematch on Friday in Trojan territory. (Alice Naland/Daily Bruin)



Gymnasts win Pac-12 championship, receive several honors

Well before the national championship trophy will be handed out, Bruin gymnasts have already taken home a fair amount of hardware for their efforts this season. Read more...

Photo: Katelyn Ohashi was named the Pac-12 Specialist of the Year and earned first team All Pac-12 honors for floor exercise and balance beam. The junior scored three perfect 10s on floor exercise and posted a season-high of 9.975 on balance beam. (Daniel Leibowitz/Daily Bruin staff)


Seniors leave behind extensive legacy for women’s basketball

Leaving a legacy – that’s why they chose UCLA. “The word ‘legacy’ is a powerful word. Most people think of it as banners and winning tournaments,” said senior guard Kelli Hayes. Read more...

Photo: Senior point guard Jordin Canada (left) and her teammate, sophomore forward Ally Rosenblum, celebrated the Bruins’ third straight trip to the Sweet 16 this season. The victory over Creighton on March 19 was Canada’s final home game at UCLA. (Kristie-Valerie Hoang/Assistant Photo editor)