Friday, May 22

M. tennis: Shutout streak comes to an end

It had to end at some point, but the Bruins didn’t expect it to happen in the fashion it did. The No. 2 UCLA men’s tennis team’s streak of seven consecutive shutouts came to a painful end Tuesday at the Los Angeles Tennis Center, despite easily displacing San Diego 6-1. Read more...


Baseball: UCLA pummels UCR, 17-0

Third baseman Eric Taylor hit a game-winning two-run, two-out triple off of the bottom of the right-center field wall to give UCLA a 2-0 lead. Then the Bruins added 15 more runs for good measure. Read more...


M. basketball: Hollins remains focused

Much of his playing time has evaporated this season, but UCLA’s Ryan Hollins is determined not to let his confidence dry up with it. A starter at power forward for the first six games of the season, Hollins has seen his role diminish recently as the Bruins have evolved into a more guard-oriented team. Read more...


Letters to the sports desk

Secret athlete society unveiled When I first got the chance to read the column “Clothes make the student athlete” (Feb. 3), I was struck with angst. Read more...