Women’s Golf in ninth at NCAAs The UCLA women’s golf team compiled a second consecutive round of 26 over par to leave them at 52 over par and in ninth place at the NCAA Championships in Indiana. Read more...

EVANSTON, Ill. “”mdash; As Northwestern reliever Chris Hayes dropped down to fire a pitch in an April 27 game against Illinois, a few kids in the stands looked at each other in confusion. Read more...

Former Bruins join 49ers</> UCLA Bruins-turned San Francisco 49ers were coming and going from the Bay Area over the weekend. Wide receiver Jon Dubravac, who was not selected in the past month’s NFL Draft, was invited to try out at the team’s three-day minicamp. Read more...

Life is going pretty well according to Ryan Hollins. In his words, “Everything is cool.” And it should be. The true freshman has successfully transitioned into collegiate-level competition, adapted to the pressures of being a UCLA athlete, and become a significant presence for the Bruins not only in basketball, but also track and field. Read more...

The ever-growing popularity of table tennis throughout Asia has now hit the UCLA campus with the expansion of the UCLA Table Tennis Club. Table tennis players throughout Asia are glorified and marketed by shoe companies, much like Nike does for such stars as Tiger Woods and Michael Jordan in the United States. Read more...

At least they can take the same plane home together. That is the small token of consolation senior Sara Walker and freshman Jackie Carleton can take with them after they both lost in straight sets in the second round at the NCAA singles championships in Gainesville, Fla. Read more...

All eyes in the world of women’s collegiate golf will be focused on the Kampen Course on the Birck Boilermaker Golf Complex at Purdue University, the site of the 2003 NCAA Women’s Golf Championships, from May 20-23. Read more...