Sunday, May 17

Alumnae shine in atypical ball game

With four different players standing on third base to start an inning, you could tell UCLA softball’s annual alumnae game was not a typical one. The game featured many prominent softball alumnae, including five members of the 2004 U.S. Read more...


Solid lineup helps Bruins knock off Golden Gophers

After Sunday’s gymnastics meet at the University of Minnesota, throngs of little girls lined up to get autographs from the gymnasts. The young fans, though, were not only waiting for autographs from their hometown heroes.  They were also waiting for the Bruins, who had readily agreed to sit down alongside the Minnesota team for an autograph session following the competition.  Besides leaving its mark on T-shirts and posters, the Bruins left their mark on the Golden Gophers in a 197.55 to 195.325 performance.  There were plenty of aspects of Sunday’s meet that the Bruins could have used as excuses had they faltered. However, in keeping the same lineup on Sunday as she did against Georgia last Monday, coach Valorie Kondos Field received a similar performance to Monday’s high marks.  “It was important for us to go and put in the same lineup we put in at Georgia, and one reason for that was to let them improve on their performances from Monday,” Kondos Field said. Read more...


Starting centers lack spark

BERKELEY “”mdash; Ryan Hollins’ stint in the starting lineup lasted all of a single game. The sophomore 7-footer, who started for the first time at center in Thursday’s loss to Stanford, returned to the bench in favor of Michael Fey against California on Saturday. Read more...


Women’s basketball solemn after win

In terms of drama, it’s not often that a game-winning shot in the final seconds of a women’s basketball game plays second fiddle. But the tragic and unexpected death of California’s women’s basketball player Alisa Lewis on Jan. Read more...




Cal win another blow to Bruins

BERKELEY “”mdash; Certainly UCLA’s feelings of warmth and fuzziness following an undefeated start in the Pac-10 are gone. Instead, the Bruins must be feeling a throbbing sensation after being pounded inside and on the boards against Cal, leading to a 76-62 loss at Haas Pavilion on Saturday for their third straight setback. Read more...