LOS ALAMITOS “”mdash; There wasn’t one dry face after the game. Mixed with sweat, water and tears, the UCLA women’s water polo team found itself deadlocked at two apiece against archrival Stanford heading into the final period of the women’s water polo MPSF Tournament semifinal game. Read more...

Coming into Saturday’s matchup, senior Dan Ames said he wanted to make a lasting impression against crosstown rival USC. It would be his last chance to forever cement his mark on the Trojans and he wanted to make it count, especially since this one was on his home turf. Read more...

Of all Monique Henderson’s critics, the most vocal is still the UCLA sprinter herself. Henderson is relentless. Two disappointing seasons in Westwood have left her hungry to recapture her past form in which she was the nation’s most sought-after high school sprinter. Read more...

Before Sunday’s epic UCLA comeback, Friday’s game was supposed to be a featured pitching matchup. It didn’t completely disappoint, but it didn’t fully live up to expectations either. Read more...

Even with eight stitches in his left hand, senior pole vaulter Yoo Kim managed to place first in the event at the UCLA-USC dual meet Saturday. Read more...

Chelsea Johnson experimented with a nine-stride approach to pole vaulting Saturday. And, in the UCLA sophomore’s own words, “It was a miserable failure.” Johnson, the NCAA record-holder in the pole vault, never cleared the bar once against USC, failing on all three attempts at her opening height of 12 feet, 10 inches. Read more...

LOS ALAMITOS “”mdash; Over the course of Saturday’s defensive MPSF Tournament match, two standout freshman goalies, UCLA’s Emily Feher and Stanford’s Meridth McColl, blocked and slapped virtually all incoming objects. Read more...