All year long, the UCLA softball team had sailed confidently ahead with a light wind behind its back. After a tumultuous 2005, the Bruins had an outstanding 2006 regular season and a flawless postseason, heading into the Women’s College World Series as the favorite to win it all. Read more...
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June 4, 9:00 pm
Bruins go out quietly to Wildcats
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June 4, 9:00 pm
Missed opportunities end baseball’s season
The UCLA baseball team was tied with Missouri, one run apiece, in the top of the seventh in an elimination game of the Malibu regional, when left fielder Blair Dunlap opened up the inning for UCLA with a double to right center. Read more...
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June 4, 9:00 pm
UCLA makes plans to celebrate 100 titles
With the UCLA softball and baseball teams suffering early exits from the postseason, the Westwood community is going to have to endure the heat of summer, still waiting for UCLA to become the first school with 100 NCAA titles. Read more...
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June 4, 9:00 pm
Freshmen the light of men’s golf
Amid all the double-bogeys, hooked shots and three-putts, it was hard to find too many bright spots worth looking at. As UCLA men’s golf lumbered its way to a mediocre seventh-place finish, the Bruin golfers were left with the consolation of two freshmen whose best NCAA Championships could still be ahead of them. Read more...
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June 4, 9:00 pm
Golfers lose drive after 1st round of NCAAs
Coming off a prolific opening round at the NCAA Championships, the UCLA men’s golf team seemed poised to make a title run in the coming days. Read more...
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June 4, 9:00 pm
Baseball postseason hits a tough end
With two outs in the bottom of the ninth against fourth-seeded Missouri on Sunday, freshman catcher Ryan Babineau popped out meekly to left field, ending second-seeded UCLA’s inauspicious run in the Malibu Regional with a 2-1 loss. Read more...
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June 4, 9:00 pm
Seniors going home a bit early
It could have been a perfect ending for the seniors on the UCLA softball team. The seniors could have gone out with their third national title in four years, leaving UCLA the same way they came into UCLA as freshmen ““ as national champions. Read more...