Wednesday, August 26

W. basketball: UCLA records new highs at Cal

Freshman Noelle Quinn can add yet another item to her already growing list of impressive accomplishments: her first career triple-double. Behind her 21 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists, and Lisa Willis’s career-high 31 points, UCLA took care of business at Cal, 97-69, setting up a Saturday showdown against Pac-10 leader No. Read more...


M. basketball: Bruins the bigger bears in Cal win

Defend and rebound. It’s the mantra UCLA basketball coach Ben Howland has attempted to ingrain into the minds of his players all season long. So when it actually does come to fruition on the court, as it did against California at Pauley Pavilion, nights like Thursday are to be expected. Read more...


Bruin digest

The No. 2 UCLA men’s tennis team (8-1) faces Arizona State today and Arizona Saturday in two important matches for the team. The Bruins have been impressive thus far, advancing to the finals of the National Team Indoors before losing to No. Read more...


M. basketball: Squad hungry for Stanford victory

As he whooped and hollered on the bench in the final minutes of Thursday night’s victory over California, T.J. Cummings heard the roar. “We want Stanford,” the shouts echoed from the rafters as the final seconds ticked off the game clock. Read more...


W. tennis: Arizona games bring win-win situation

Amid the uncertainty and inconsistency that have characterized the UCLA women’s tennis season thus far, coach Stella Sampras Webster can take solace in this: The Bruins will emerge from this weekend’s matches against Arizona State and Arizona with an unblemished Pac-10 record. Read more...


Gymnastics: Dantzscher returns to face Titans

After a month of waiting, UCLA’s gymnastics team welcomes back a familiar face. All-American Jamie Dantzscher, who missed every meet this season due to an ankle injury, will make her debut for the Bruins today at Cal State Fullerton, and plans to take part in two to four events. Read more...