The brawl between the UCLA and USC hockey teams during the decisive game for the 2006 Crosstown Cup will have a fallout. The repercussions might not only affect the UCLA and USC teams, either. Read more...

One team came in playing its best basketball of the season. The other hobbled in, already overmatched and now without its two best players. When you add it all up, there was really only one way this game could have gone ““ and lo and behold, it went exactly that way. Read more...

The UCLA women’s tennis team finally opens up Pac-10 play this weekend after a two-week hiatus from dual match play. Though the No. 16 Bruins have already taken on four fellow Pac-10 schools, their 3-1 record against them thus far will not count toward the final conference standings. Read more...

For a team that was recruiting players off Bruin Walk only four years ago, the women’s rowing squad has made serious strides toward becoming a national contender. Read more...

The American pastime may just be at the dawn of a global renaissance. The World Baseball Classic started this spring not to open up international competition, but to build a united sports community with the roots of American baseball and the excitement and perspective of Latin American culture. Read more...

Chelsea Johnson is a different breed. It’s not just about winning for her. It’s about history and winning in ways that nobody has ever done before. Read more...

Coming off of a weekend where the UCLA softball team breezed through the competition, the Bruins had an entirely different type of game Wednesday against Cal State Fullerton. Read more...