Members of the men's and women's cross country teams will represent UCLA at multiple meets this weekend. Read more...
Cross Country, Sports
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October 15, 12:52 am
Cross country teams represent UCLA at multiple meets this weekend
Men's Soccer, Sports
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October 15, 12:34 am
UCLA men’s soccer prepares to head north
The UCLA men's soccer team is looking to add to its four-game winning streak and undefeated Pac-10 record up north against Stanford and California. Read more...
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Redshirt junior goalkeeper Brian Rowe and the No. 10 Bruins travel to face Stanford tonight and No. 11 California at Berkeley on Sunday.
Men's Water Polo, Sports
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October 15, 12:25 am
UCLA men’s water polo to face No. 4 Stanford
Heading into another big test for UCLA men's water polo, coach Adam Wright is taking steps in practice to make sure his team doesn't fall flat on its face again. Read more...
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Freshman goalie James Hartshorne, seen here against Princeton in the SoCal Tournament, and the No. 3 Bruins host Stanford and Chapman today and Sunday.
Sports, Women's Soccer
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October 15, 12:20 am
After tough stretch, the UCLA women’s soccer team continues Pac-10 matchups
It may be hard to believe, but the toughest stretch of Pac-10 play may already be in hindsight for the UCLA women's soccer team. Read more...
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Freshman midfielder Chelsea Braun suffered a season-ending injury to her right knee in the 31st minute of UCLA’s 2-0 loss to top-ranked Stanford on Sunday.
Sports, Women's Volleyball
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October 15, 12:11 am
Setting the tone
The UCLA women's volleyball team knows it can get the job done. Read more...
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Junior setter Lauren Van Orden, seen here in No. 10 UCLA’s five-set win over then-No. 1 Stanford on Saturday at Pauley Pavilion, and the Bruins take on No. 25 Arizona and Arizona State on the road this weekend.
News, Sports
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October 14, 3:30 am
An empty feeling inside
A family in Cameroon shares its experience of living through the tragic loss of its son and brother, Guy Alang-Ntang
October 11, 2010 "”mdash; The Daily Bruin reporting project, “An Outside Shot,” includes articles, photos and multimedia capturing the basketball community in Yaoundé, Cameroon. Two former UCLA forwards, Alfred Aboya and Luc Richard Mbah a Moute, hail from the West African capital city, where basketball is gradually taking over as a top sport.
Six years ago, Yaoundé native Guy Alang-Ntang left Cameroon to play basketball at an American high school. Three years later, he suffered from a fatal heart attack on the court. Members of Alang-Ntang’s family share their memories of him, and their experiences in coping with his death. [3:08]
To view the entire package, please visit dailybruin.com/overandback.
YAOUNDÉ, Cameroon "”mdash; Gabriel Meng keeps a box of old photos, programs and memorabilia tucked away in his room. Read more...
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Paul Homoie Ntang Mpie, Alang-Ntang’s father, reflects on the day that he discovered his son died.
Sports
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October 14, 3:10 am
Bruins basketball focuses on a season for redemption
Things proceeded in orderly fashion on the floor of Pauley Pavilion on Wednesday at UCLA's annual Media Day. Read more...
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The UCLA men’s basketball team held its annual Media Day on Wednesday at Pauley Pavilion. The 2010-2011 squad ““ which is coming off of a season with the worst UCLA record since 2004 ““ features four new scholarship players and no seniors.