Postseason play is fast approaching.
And for the Bruins – who have the chance to retrace their path to a Big Ten championship and NCAA regionals berth – that means closing out the season strong.

Teams pursue dominance.
But when a squad peaks too early, staying ahead can quickly become a battle to not fall behind.
No. 13 UCLA women’s golf took third place at the Huntington Bank Collegiate tournament at Trinity Forest Golf Club in Dallas.

No. 24 UCLA men’s tennis (13-5, 7-2 Big Ten) has the chance to earn its first top-25 win since March 13 when it hosts No. 14 Illinois (19-5, 8-2) at the Los Angeles Tennis Center on Saturday.

BERKELEY – Rain and shine usually do not go hand-in-hand.
But fortunately for the Bruins they did Friday, and thunderstorms did not stop the team from outshining their opponent.

Everyone knows Bob Chesney.
He seemingly won the hearts of the UCLA faithful at his introductory presser Dec. 9.
Whether it’s his captivating speeches, his presence across the Westwood campus or his competition and accountability-based coaching style, fans know what they are getting from UCLA football’s newest head coach.

Just one win away from the next stage of the postseason.
But before the NCAA tournament picture comes into focus, the Bruins must first navigate a conference bracket that has defined the sport for decades.

March Madness may be over.
But the craziness of the transfer portal is just getting started.
And the Bruins just got in the mix.
One day after senior guard Skyy Clark entered the transfer portal, UCLA men’s basketball made its first two additions, adding Auburn forward Filip Jovic and Mississippi State forward Sergej Macura, on Thursday.