The season may have just begun, but the UCLA women’s water polo team is already fired up and ready to go, hoping that their increased intensity will help guide them back to the top.

It was a tale of two halves for the UCLA men’s soccer team on Sunday night, as it hosted Sacramento State in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.

The Bruins started off apprehensively and were kept on the defensive side right off the bat, with the Hornets firing off four shots during the first 12 minutes.

After halftime, however, it was as if a brand new squad had taken the field, as the Bruins (15-4-1) scored four goals en route to a 4-1 thrashing of the Hornets (11-5-7).

“At the beginning of the game, I think our guys were a little bit nervous,” coach Jorge Salcedo said.

The weather may have been frigid in Cedar City, Utah this past weekend, but the UCLA men’s club water polo team was on fire, emphatically winning all four of its games and recapturing this year’s National Collegiate Club Championship.

Fresh off of two vital road victories in Washington and Oregon this past weekend, the UCLA men’s soccer team heads down south to play in its final match of the regular season against San Diego State on Saturday.

UCLA is currently riding a three-game winning streak, with all of the victories coming on the road.

This weekend looks to be a special homecoming for two Bruins on the UCLA men’s soccer team as the squad heads up to play Washington tonight and Oregon State on Sunday.

The UCLA men’s soccer team returned home from last weekend’s road trip with mixed emotions, having gone through a season’s worth of highs and lows over a span of just three days.

The UCLA men’s soccer team is looking to add to its four-game winning streak and undefeated Pac-10 record up north against Stanford and California.

Heading into Saturday night’s match against San Diego State, the UCLA men’s soccer team was unquestionably aware of its opponent’s explosive offense.

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Heading into Saturday night’s match against San Diego State, the UCLA men’s soccer team was unquestionably aware of its opponent’s explosive offense.

After a month of playing non-conference opponents, the UCLA men’s soccer team is finally opening Pac-10 play this weekend with a pair of games at Drake Stadium.