Saturday, July 18

No. 3 women's volleyball cruises to victory in Hawaii

Traveling to Hawaii this weekend, the Bruins weren't focused on buying souvenir leis or soaking up sunshine on the beach. Instead, it was a complete business trip for No. 3 UCLA, who rolled through the Verizon Volleyball Challenge with three wins and no losses against Idaho (2-8), San Diego State (6-2) and No. 9 Hawaii (7-2), respectively. Read more...


Bruins harvest a win in home opener against the Cornhuskers

As the clock expired, redshirt freshman quarterback Brett Hundley raised his arms in victory, ball in hand. He walked up and down the sideline, soaking in the atmosphere of winning after his first-ever start in the Rose Bowl. Read more...

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UCLA running back Johnathan Franklin rushed for 217 yards ““ a career high ““ in Saturday’s game against Nebraska.





UCLA’s Maddy McLaren first woman to score highest points in Newport lifeguard training

When it comes to its lifeguard hiring policy, Newport Beach offers no favoritism. Read more...

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Maddy McLaren, an incoming water polo recruit, has also made a name for herself as a lifeguard in Newport Beach. She came in first in their training academy, the first woman to ever do so. The 10-day program to compete for lifeguard jobs includes physical events like long distance swims, runs, and paddles. (Courtesy of the McLaren family)


Men's basketball sees improved ball movement, teamwork in its three wins in China

When the UCLA men's basketball team left for China, they were banged up and incomplete, but that was good enough. Well, perhaps more so. In their weeklong tour of China, the Bruins won all of their three games – two against Chinese college teams and one against a professional team – by an average margin of 39.3 points. While the results were staggering, UCLA was more concerned with the way they played rather than the score. Several members of the team noted that ball movement was their main area of improvement. Read more...

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Redshirt sophomore forward Travis Wear and sophomore guard Tyler Lamb go up to block junior guard Chris Colvin’s shot.