Men’s soccerAnthony Aroyan, Daily Bruin staff
The Bruins will have the opportunity to continue their momentum coming off their largest margin of victory.
Following a 4-0 defeat of Rutgers, UCLA men’s soccer (2-1-1) will travel to Titan Stadium to play Cal State Fullerton (3-2-2).

A 40th-minute goal from sophomore forward Bridgette Marin-Valencia represented more than just the first goal of the match.
“My teammates came up to me – they’re like, ‘Bridgette, just take a shot, just take a shot,’” Marin-Valencia said.

This post was updated Sept. 5 at 12:04 a.m.
The Bruins began their 2023 campaign with a sweep of the Triton Invitational.
No. 3 UCLA men’s water polo (4-0) blitzed the invitational tournament in San Diego on Saturday and Sunday, defeating four Southern California-based programs to start its non-MPSF slate undefeated.

The Bruins have touched down in Utah for their game away from Southern California.
Following a 4-0 shutout win over UC Irvine last Sunday, No. 1 UCLA women’s soccer (3-0) is preparing to face its first top-10 opponent in No.

A brand new year of UCLA Athletics is on the horizon, and with it comes more chances to etch new records. Ahead of the opening games, the Daily Bruin Sports staff breaks down the best- and worst-case scenarios for each team, as well as one storyline to watch throughout each season.

No. 7 seed UCLA baseball (27-23-1, 12-16-1 Pac-12) finished its regular season below .500 in conference play for the first time since 2016 and now sits on the bubble of an NCAA tournament berth.

Freshman left-hander Chris Grothues took the mound Saturday in the bottom of the eighth inning with the game and series each tied at one apiece.
Making his collegiate debut, Grothues recorded two outs before facing outfielder and former UCLA player Nick McLain with the chance to keep the game tied.

A series loss loomed over Jackie Robinson Stadium early Sunday afternoon as the Bruins struggled to find the win column.
“We’re behind the eight ball,” said coach John Savage.

After sophomore infielder Duce Gourson opened the scoring in the top of the first with a two-run homer, junior third baseman Kyle Karros said he wasn’t expecting to do the same.

Sophomore shortstop Cody Schrier slid into second in the bottom of the ninth after a two-out walk.
But despite a series of last-ditch efforts to start a rally, No.