Female Athlete of the Year: Briana Perez
Gavin Carlson, Daily Bruin staff
Heading into her fifth and final season in Westwood, Briana Perez already had a flawless career resume.

Nineteen top-10 finishes.
Forty rounds under par.
One more shot at a national title.
After three seasons with UCLA women’s golf, Emma Spitz will head to the professional ranks.

Alessia Nobilio entered the final round in sixth place individually, on par through two days of play.
But two holes into round three, the redshirt freshman suddenly found herself 3 over par.

The love of Ido David’s life is volleyball.
That love story, however, began by chance.
One of his fourth grade teachers had started a volleyball club, but David, who described himself as a lazy kid, didn’t play sports.

SEAL BEACH — Thirty-six miles down Interstate 405, the Bruins struck silver.
No. 15 UCLA women’s golf took home second place at The Gold Rush in Seal Beach, California, on Tuesday.

After a nearly three-month winter break, the Bruins are headed to Arizona for some hot competition.
No. 12 UCLA women’s golf will tee off the spring portion of its season Sunday at The Match in the Desert in Gold Canyon, Arizona.

No. 2 seed UCLA women’s soccer (16-0-3, 8-0-3 Pac-12) will put its perfect record on the line as it gets set to take on the 2021 NCAA tournament starting Friday with a matchup against UC Irvine (15-5, 8-2 Big West).

With one hole to play after a seven-birdie day, Emma Spitz said she had no idea she was tied for first place.
Sitting atop the leaderboard alongside USC’s Katherine Muzi, the junior had climbed up three spots in the rankings on the third day of play.

Jon ChristonSports editorPrediction: UCLA 35, Arizona State 24
Perhaps I am being pompous. Or naive. Maybe I genuinely believe that this will be the score again this week.