Monday, May 25

Unbeaten Bruins embracing past

In his three-plus years in Westwood, linebacker Spencer Havner has never felt this good about UCLA football. Neither has quarterback Drew Olson, for that matter. “It’s the best three-game stretch since I’ve been here,” Olson said. Read more...


Shipp won’t sail on the court for weeks

UCLA sophomore men’s basketball player Josh Shipp underwent a successful arthroscopic right hip procedure on Wednesday to repair a torn labrum and remove bone spurs. Shipp, who injured the hip sometime during summer while playing in a local summer league, was originally scheduled to have the surgery on Sept. Read more...


Golfers’ first tourney results not quite up to par

The UCLA women’s golf team has quite a bit of work to do if it wants to live up to its preseason No. 1 ranking. Playing in their first tournament of the year this past weekend at the Vanderbilt Legends Club in Franklin, Tenn., the Bruins shot a relatively unspectacular 9-over par 885 to finish fourth overall. Read more...


Soccer squad scores victory after delay

A three-and-a-half-hour trip to Santa Barbara wasn’t enough to slow down the No. 4 UCLA women’s soccer team. Though their trip north was riddled with difficulties, the Bruins’ play clearly wasn’t, as they put together a dominating performance in a 5-0 victory over UC Santa Barbara last night. Read more...


Bruins prime for Pac-10 play

As halftime approached on Sunday against UNLV, it appeared as though Jonathan Bornstein would once again be the only Bruin to record a goal. However, five minutes before the end of the half, sophomore Kamani Hill helped contribute to the Bruins’ effort with a goal of his own. Read more...