Sunday, June 22

Women’s tennis emerges from Pac-12 tournament with mixed results

Alaina Miller crouched in front of the net as doubles partner Terri Fleming served for match point against Arizona State’s Kassidy Jump and Sammi Hampton. The pair was on the biggest stage of their young careers: the finals of the Pac-12 doubles invitational championship. Read more...

Photo: Senior Catherine Harrison almost became the first women’s tennis player to win back-to-back Pac-12 singles titles, but will now prepare for NCAAs in three weeks. (Ken Shin/Daily Bruin)


Women’s tennis primed for upcoming Pac-12 singles championship

Senior Catherine Harrison described herself as having “flown blind” through last year’s Pac-12 singles championship. Harrison, currently the No. 17 player in the nation, primarily played in the fifth singles spot last season, leading her to have little experience against the stiff competition she would face in the tournament. Read more...

Photo: Senior Catherine Harrison will look to repeat as Pac-12 champion this Thursday in Ojai, California. If Harrison wins, it would be the sixth singles title for the Bruins. (Shelby Scoggins/Daily Bruin)



UCLA women’s tennis seeks consistent double, singles play against USC

The last time women’s tennis didn’t host the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament was nearly 10 years ago. The Bruins have had a dominant stretch in which they not only hosted the opening rounds, but also advanced to the round of 16. Read more...

Photo: Sophomore Terri Fleming has a 10-4 record in dual matches this season, but she’ll have to deal with a hostile USC crowd as No. 23 UCLA women’s tennis looks to make a statement against its crosstown rival. (Ken Shin/Daily Bruin)



Women’s tennis seniors play final college home matches against Arizona teams

It has been four years and two months since Kyle McPhillips and Catherine Harrison stepped on the courts at the Los Angeles Tennis Center for their first dual match as members of the women’s tennis team. Read more...

Photo: Four years highlighted by Pac-12 singles and doubles titles, broken records and an NCAA championship later, UCLA women’s tennis’ seniors end a decorated career. (Ken Shin/Daily Bruin)




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