As the end of their season approaches, the Bruins have found success at a crucial time. No. 25 UCLA women’s golf placed fourth at the PING/ASU Invitational, played at the Papago Golf Course in Phoenix from March 28 to March 30. Read more...
Photo: Junior Meghan Royal looks and examines the course. (Courtesy of Lucas Peltier)
After a week spent balancing finals and practice, the Bruins are set to conclude their regular season in Phoenix. Directly following the end of winter quarter, No. Read more...
Photo: Senior Natalie Vo prepares to drive the ball. (Courtesy of Jesus Ramirez/UCLA Athletics)
A little more than a week after both UCLA basketball teams toppled their USC counterparts, a third Bruin squad has a chance to defeat its rivals. Read more...
Photo: Senior Natalie Vo follows through on a swing. (Ross Turteltaub/UCLA Athletics)
Lightning is a favorite metaphor of the sports world, often representing a particularly quick athlete or a moment of electrifying play. But in a sport played outdoors, dramatic weather is not simply a literary device – it can be all too real. Read more...
Photo: Junior Meghan Royal looks onto the course as she prepares to hit the ball. (Courtesy of UCLA Athletics)
In sports, victory is always the goal. However, wins do not last forever. In golf, the highs following a tournament victory must soon turn into motivation for the next week’s showdown. Read more...
Photo: Freshman Francesca Fiorellini leans on her club as she overlooks the green. Fiorellini placed the highest of any UCLA golfer at the Bruin Wave Invitational. (Courtesy of Ross Turteltaub/UCLA Athletics)
Freshman Francesca Fiorellini left her team’s practice round at Valencia Country Club distraught, having shot 10 over through 12 holes. Less than two weeks later, she walked off the Santa Clarita, California, course as the individual champion, setting the all-time tournament scoring record in the process. Read more...
Photo: UCLA women’s golf huddles following its win at the Bruin Wave Invitational. Despite losing two of its strongest players in the past few months, the Bruins were able to set record scores at their home tournament. (Courtesy of UCLA Athletics)
Coach Alicia Um Holmes expected to have nine players on her roster for the spring season. But after seniors Zoe Antoinette Campos and Caroline Canales departed the program following their success in the LPGA Tour’s Q-Series, the squad was trimmed to just seven. Read more...
Photo: Senior Caroline Canales watches onto the course. Canales left UCLA women’s golf following the Therese Hession Regional Challenge. (Courtesy of UCLA Athletics/Alicia Um Holmes)
