Sunday, June 21

Women’s basketball aims for sweep of USC in back-to-back matchups

Seven in a row. That’s what the Bruins have the chance to accomplish this weekend. All they have to do is sweep the Trojans for the second straight season. Read more...

Photo: In the previous three seasons combined, the Bruins own a record of 5-1 against the Trojans, including a season sweep last year. Junior forward Kennedy Burke played a huge role in the rivalry last season when she posted a 23-point performance in the meeting at Pauley Pavilion. (Aubrey Yeo/Daily Bruin senior staff)


Women’s tennis to face Saint Mary’s before ITA indoor championships

Over the course of this season, the Bruins have constantly been switching surfaces from outdoors to indoors. The No. 13 UCLA women’s tennis team (3-0) will take on Saint Mary’s (0-2) on Friday afternoon at the Los Angeles Tennis Center before heading off to Madison, Wisconsin, for the ITA Division I National Women’s Team Indoor Championship. Read more...

Photo: Junior Gabby Andrews and the No. 13 UCLA women’s tennis team have been switching back and forth between outdoor and indoor courts. The Bruins will first play outdoors Friday against Saint Mary’s before competing in the ITA indoor championships at Madison, Wisconsin. (Jenna Nicole Smith/Daily Bruin)


Battle of the Editors: Men’s basketball’s season-changing moments

16-0 run after Welsh’s injury in Cal game David Gottlieb, Sports editor “Things looked bad.” Those were the first three words in our story about the California game, and they were apt. Read more...

Photo: Junior center Thomas Welsh left UCLA men’s basketball’s game against California with his team trailing 27-16 and 9:07 to go in the first half, but his fellow Bruins found a way to rally without him. (Hannah Burnett/Assistant Sports editor)


Q&A: Daily Trojan editor shares thoughts on upcoming men’s basketball matchup

To get some inside information on the USC men’s basketball team, Daily Bruin Sports reached out to the Daily Trojan – USC’s student news publication – and asked its men’s basketball beat writer Keith Demolder a few questions about the Trojans before their upcoming game against the Bruins on Saturday. Read more...

Photo: UCLA and USC faced off three times last season, with the Bruins claiming a victory in two of the games. The Trojans came out on top in the first regular season game between the crosstown rivals, but UCLA went on to win the second regular season matchup and a game in the Pac-12 tournament. (Michael Zshornack/Photo editor)


UCLA gymnastics gets ready to face top-ranked Oklahoma

The Bruins will finally return to Pauley Pavilion after three road trips to find the top team in the country waiting for them. No. 4 UCLA gymnastics (8-0, 1-0 Pac-12) returns home to face two-time defending national champion No. Read more...

Photo: Katelyn Ohashi scored a 9.925 on balance beam in UCLA’s loss to Oklahoma last season. The junior’s season high this year is a 9.95, but Ohashi has posted two perfect 10s in the event in her career. (Amy Dixon/Assistant Photo editor)


Men’s tennis prepares for match against in-state rival Stanford

In its three matches against Stanford last season, UCLA men’s tennis went undefeated, including a 4-0 sweep at the Pac-12 championships. However, as the No. 6 Bruins (6-0) prepare for their first true road test of the season this weekend, coach Billy Martin is aware of the challenges a deep Cardinal team presents. Read more...

Photo: Freshman Bryce Pereira and No. 6 UCLA have yet to drop a match this year. This weekend’s bout against No. 10 Stanford will be UCLA’s first matchup against a ranked opponent this season. Stanford currently holds an undefeated record as well. (Keila Mayberry/Daily Bruin staff)


Rutgers cancels future home-and-home football series with UCLA

This story was updated Feb. 1 at 8:00 p.m. UCLA announced Thursday that Rutgers would withdraw from a future two-game football series. The home-and-home series, scheduled for the 2020 and 2021 seasons, was originally scheduled for the 2016 and 2017 seasons. Read more...

Photo: UCLA will have to search for new opponents to fill a recently created vacancy in their schedule. (Amy Dixon//Assistant Photo editor)