Winning has always been a tradition for UCLA water polo. For coach Adam Krikorian, those high standards have never wavered. However, coming into this season, Krikorian had an uncertain outlook on how the reigning 2003 NCAA champion women’s water polo team would fare. Read more...

MALIBU “”mdash; It had been a house of horrors for the UCLA men’s volleyball team. The lights and speakers in Pepperdine’s Firestone Fieldhouse that dangled over the Bruins made it deafeningly clear that the Bruins had not won a single game there since 2001, when coach Al Scates won his 1,000th career match. Read more...

The decision to travel halfway across the country to compete in the Texas Relays this past weekend had little to do with the meet’s prestige, according to UCLA women’s track coach Jeanette Bolden. Read more...

Once a powerhouse in the mile relay, UCLA may be on its way to recapturing some of its past glory. Sparked by the emergence of sophomore Craig Everhart, the Bruin relay team led from wire-to-wire to take first place in the 4×400-meter relay Saturday afternoon at the Texas Relays, one of the nation’s most prestigious track and field events. Read more...

UCLA thanks Stanford coach for the healthy rivalry and competition Saturday’s men’s tennis match saw a legend grace the courts of the Los Angeles Tennis Center for the last time. Read more...

Betsy Stephenson, associate athletic director and senior women’s administrator for UCLA, announced March 31 that she will leave Westwood next year to take over athletic director responsibilities at Emory University in Atlanta, Ga. Read more...

The United States Olympic Softball Team’s exhibition against No. 2 UCLA on Sunday started like a typical, elite-level game. The Bruins’ Keira Goerl and Team USA’s Lisa Fernandez ““ who is a former Bruin ““ were taking turns shutting down the opposing hitters, waiting for the other team to make a mistake. Read more...