For the UCLA women’s swim and dive team, the Pac-10 tournament is anything but over. In fact, it’s just begun. But after completing the diving portion of the tournament, the Bruins have jumped out to a commanding early lead.

They’ve trained for this all year, and today, they’re going to be the first of the UCLA women’s swim and dive team to represent the Bruins.

It was the last dual meet of the season. It all came down to the last event. And, quite fittingly, it was against the Trojans.
With only the 200-yard freestyle relay remaining, the No.

WOMEN’S SWIMMING Saturday, 1 p.m. v. USC
McDonalds Swim Stadium
Last year, the Trojans played dirty. This year, the Bruins are
out to make them pay.

The UCLA women’s swim and dive team has been down this
path before.
But this time, they want it to be different.
For the second time this season, the No.

The No. 14 UCLA women’s swim team has had a tremendously
successful season thus far with a 4-1 record, coming up short only
against No. 2 Arizona.

The UCLA swimming and diving team kicks off competition at the
annual Texas Invite in Austin, Texas at 8 a.m. today. A total of 13
teams will compete in the invite, which will last until
Saturday.

Coming off an enormously successful weekend, the UCLA divers
will head east to compete in the Minnesota Diving Invite this
weekend. Coach Tom Stebbins will bring his four most seasoned
divers to have the best shot at a successful outing.

The No. 12 UCLA swim team entered this weekend with a daunting
task: back-to-back dual meets, with the second against the No. 4
Arizona Wildcats.
The Bruins outswam Arizona State on Friday, but couldn’t
overcome Arizona’s speedy squad.

The UCLA swim team was helped by a variety of its members in a
174-74 victory over the University of San Diego on Friday. The win
was the undefeated Bruins’ first on the road.