Thursday, July 9

UCLA sand volleyball shaping up for the future

Among the many UCLA national championship banners sprinkled around athletic facilities throughout campus, 23 of them can be traced back to the Bruin volleyball lineage. Nineteen to the men’s program. Read more...

Photo: Sand volleyball coach Stein Metzger is trying to bring the 2-year-old program to prominence. (Brandon Choe/Daily Bruin senior staff)


UCLA rowing primed for final races at NCAAs

With much excitement and some bittersweet feelings, the UCLA rowing team is getting ready for its final races of the season at the NCAA championships Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Read more...

Photo: UCLA rowing heads into this weekend’s NCAA championships ranked No. 9 in the country. (Jose Ubeda/Daily Bruin Staff)



Weekend Predictions: May 30 – June 1

Every Friday, The Bruin Sports section will predict the outcome of the weekend’s top UCLA sporting events. Track and field: NCAA championships – Preliminary round (Thursday to Saturday) It’s difficult to predict track and field’s performance in the NCAA championships this weekend considering the meet is dominated by individual events. Read more...


Pickup games in Wooden a tradition for UCLA staff

Every Tuesday and Thursday morning on the Wooden Center’s Collins Court, a diverse group of basketball players take the floor. Their styles range from low-top Nikes to stiff high-top ankle braces, their hair from long dreadlocks to white, short mops. Read more...

Photo: Despite the intensity and competitive nature of the faculty game, the camaraderie formed over the course of the hourlong pickup game is the game’s defining characteristic. Regardless of age or occupation, all players share a love of basketball. (Austin Yu/Daily Bruin)



Track and field ready to take on NCAA West Regional

The time is now for the UCLA track and field team to showcase its best as it competes in the the NCAA West Regional Preliminary Championships this weekend. Read more...

Photo: Sophomore middle distance runner Nick Hartle said he’s looking for “redemption” in this year’s NCAA West Region Preliminary to make up for his “pretty bad” performance last year. (Katie Meyers/Daily Bruin senior staff)