It has been a decade since the Bruins’ last national championship. Since then, the players have come and gone, and the jerseys once donned are forever changed, but Michael Sealy has remained a constant. Read more...
Photo: Coach Michael Sealy squats during a match. Sealy and No. 13 seed UCLA women’s volleyball will take on No. 4 seed Wisconsin in the NCAA regional semifinals Thursday. (Jeremy Chen/Daily Bruin staff)
In the final match of her final regular season with UCLA women’s volleyball, graduate student outside hitter/opposite Mac May became the fourth Bruin to reach 2,000 kills in her career. Read more...
This post was updated Dec. 4 at 11:17 p.m. The Bruins trailed by three points and were one set loss away from ending their season. Then, the crowd stood up. Read more...
Photo: Graduate student outside hitter/opposite Mac May and senior defensive specialist Zoe Fleck celebrate Dec. 4. May finished with 25 kills for No. 13 seed UCLA women’s volleyball’s come-from-behind victory over UCF in the second round of the NCAA tournament. (Joseph Jimenez/Daily Bruin)
This post was updated Dec. 3 at 10:13 p.m. The Stags were one point away from winning their second-ever NCAA tournament set on five separate occasions. Read more...
Photo: Redshirt sophomore middle blocker Anna Dodson spikes the ball versus Fairfield on Dec. 3. Dodson swung for six kills to go with one block in No. 13 seed UCLA women’s volleyball’s opening-round victory Friday. (Ariana Fadel/Daily Bruin staff)
The Bruins are back in the dance. For the third consecutive year, No. 13 seed UCLA women’s volleyball (23-5, 16-4 Pac-12) will be playing in the NCAA tournament. Read more...
Photo: Senior defensive specialist/libero Zoe Fleck serves the ball. Fleck and No. 13 seed UCLA women’s volleyball will face Fairfield in the opening round of the NCAA tournament Friday. (Lauren Kim/Daily Bruin)
Dubuque, Iowa, lies just west of the Mississippi River, right on the border of Wisconsin and Illinois. It’s characterized by harsh winters, minimal traffic and an abundance of cornfields, according to UCLA’s resident Iowan Mac May. Read more...
Photo: Graduate student Mac May spins a volleyball on her finger. Before the outside hitter/opposite became the all-time leader in sets played and a two-time Pac-12 Player of the Year for UCLA women’s volleyball, May grew up 1,600 miles away in Dubuque, Iowa. (David Rimer/Assistant Photo editor)
This post was updated Nov. 29 at 12:48 a.m. It was a tale of two matches for the Bruins. No. 13 UCLA women’s volleyball (23-5, 16-4 Pac-12) swept California (7-23, 0-19) in its last home regular-season match at Pauley Pavilion on Wednesday but dropped a five-set contest to USC (15-15, 10-10) at the Galen Center on Friday. Read more...
Photo: Graduate student outside hitter/opposite Mac May attempts to slot the ball in between two USC blockers Nov. 26. May finished with 21 kills for the match and became the fourth UCLA women’s volleyball player to reach 2,000 kills in a career. (Bryan Palmero/Daily Bruin senior staff)
