Sunday, July 26

Women’s basketball faces stiff matchup as it hosts Arizona State

Four seasons ago, Dymond Simon had all the makings of the next destined-for-stardom player in the women's college basketball game. Read more...

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Sophomore guard Mariah Williams and the No. 11 Bruins will take on Arizona State tonight in Pauley Pavilion. The Bruins, currently second in the Pac-10, and Sun Devils, currently tied for third, are both coming off 1-1 weekends in Pac-10 play.


Women’s tennis maintains blowout streak against LMU

Few things in life are certain "“ death, birthdays and taxes being the obvious ones "“ but another can safely be added to the list: blowout wins for the UCLA women's tennis team over hapless Loyola Marymount. Read more...

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Freshman Courtney Dolehide and UCLA made quick work of LMU on Wednesday, winning 7-0 and making it the second straight year they have swept the Lions.


The Unlikely Champion

Considering all things, Jeanette Bolden never stood a chance. Read more...

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Women’s track and field coach Jeanette Bolden, recently inducted into the United States Track and Field/Cross Country Coaches Associations Hall of Fame, competed for the UCLA women’s track and field team from 1981 to 1983. During her time on the team, she was a five-time All-American and helped lead the team to its first outdoor NCAA championship before she moved on to Olympic glory.



Senior Karina Silva hopes to dive for Spain in the 2012 Summer Olympics

There are less than two weeks until the Spanish National Diving Championships, but Karina Silva is taking a break from training for an important phone call. Read more...

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Karina Silva currently dons the blue and gold, but come 2012 she hopes to be representing the red and yellow of Spain in the Summer Olympics. The senior returns to Spain this week to compete in the Spanish National Championships.


UCLA men’s tennis sweeps UCSB

Going into this season, the UCLA men's tennis team was uncertain about whom it could count on to lead. Read more...

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Freshman Daniel Kosakowski played the No. 1 singles spot for the UCLA men’s tennis team Tuesday and beat UC Santa Barbara’s Alex Konigsfeldt in straight sets, 6-2, 6-1.