Sunday, August 9

In the news:

Women’s basketball finishes regular season with 78-71 OT win against Utah

It was only fitting for the senior trio to come up clutch. Guard Jordin Canada, forward Monique Billings and guard Kelli Hayes scored 11 of UCLA’s 13 overtime points in their senior day and final regular season game at Pauley Pavilion. Read more...

Photo: UCLA women’s basketball took down Utah in its third overtime contest in its last four games Saturday. Senior forward Monique Billings led the way on senior day, recording a team-high 24 points and 10 rebounds. (Liz Ketcham/Daily Bruin)


UCLA baseball faces season’s first defeat in second game against Baylor

The Bruins could not hang on to a lead Saturday afternoon. No. 12 UCLA baseball (5-1) fell to Baylor (3-2) after blowing a pair of two-run leads at Jackie Robinson Stadium, 8-6. Read more...

Photo: UCLA baseball let multiple two-run leads slip away in an 8-6 loss to Baylor on Saturday afternoon. Junior outfielder Daniel Amaral reached base in three of his four at-bats and homered in the first. (Abraham Ramirez/Daily Bruin)




UCLA baseball takes down Baylor 5-2 in first matchup of series

The Bruins came off their walk-off victory on Tuesday by earning walks to win again Friday. No. 11 UCLA baseball (5-0) drew a walk to load the bases, tie the game and take the lead during the eighth inning of a 5-2 win over Baylor (2-2) on Friday night at Jackie Robinson Stadium. Read more...

Photo: UCLA baseball won its fifth straight contest to open the season on Friday night thanks to a big night at the plate from Michael Toglia. The sophomore went 3-for-3 and drove home a pair of runs in the 5-2 victory. (Ken Shin/Daily Bruin staff)



UCLA women’s basketball defeats Colorado 73-67 in close game

Another game went down to the wire for the Bruins, but this time they were able to come away with the win. After its third straight close game, No. Read more...

Photo: Senior guard Jordin Canada ended Thursday’s game with 20 points after going scoreless in the first half. Canada is now the only active player in NCAA women’s basketball with 2,000 points, 500 assists and 300 steals. (Axel Lopez/Daily Bruin)