Whatever pressure the UCLA women’s track and field team feels to defend its national title this weekend doesn’t compare to the burden the Bruins have dealt with in the past. Read more...

It seems as though coach John Savage’s best-case scenario of losing only one recruit to the major leagues is coming to fruition. Though five of the prized members of the UCLA baseball recruiting class were selected in the first 20 rounds of the draft Tuesday and Wednesday, only John Drennen is expected to forgo his college eligibility and play in the professional ranks. Read more...

For my last column, I wanted to tackle the most dangerous game of all … the female. Even if my editors had let me use the words “dame,” “broad” or “bird” in a column (they hadn’t, I’d tried every week), I still wouldn’t have published most of my theories concerning women in the event I chose to run for public office in the future. Read more...

OKLAHOMA CITY “”mdash; It may have pained her to admit it, but UCLA coach Sue Enquist believes Michigan winning the Women’s College World Series at UCLA’s expense Wednesday night was probably better for the sport. Read more...

OKLAHOMA CITY “”mdash; She has been overshadowed by many of the great pitchers at the Women’s College World Series, but UCLA pitcher Anjelica Selden has quietly done her job. Read more...

Senior John Poucher’s collegiate career, much like the UCLA men’s golf team’s season, was cut one round short. Because they failed to make the cut following Friday’s third round, the Bruins came back to Los Angeles a day early, marking a subdued end to Poucher’s time at UCLA. Read more...

It’s been a storybook ending to the perfect season for senior Natalie Golda. Chosen as the Player of the Year by the American Water Polo Coaches Association, Golda led the UCLA women’s water polo team to an undefeated season (33-0) and an NCAA title, the third of her career in Westwood. Read more...