Not only to itself but to the world of collegiate tennis, the
UCLA men’s tennis team definitely has something to prove.
The arduous road to the NCAAs appears to have taken its toll on
the Bruins, as the team’s recent struggles have dropped it in
the rankings from No.

The last time the UCLA men’s tennis team stepped onto the
courts was the first time this season that the team tasted
defeat.
And frankly, the team’s Feb.

Last Friday’s emotional 4-3 victory over USC saw the UCLA
men’s tennis team do something it hadn’t done all
season: scratch, claw and fight for a win.

As a new addition to the National Collegiate Table Tennis
Association, the UCLA Table Tennis Club team prepares to put its
paddles to the test against the nation’s best.

Though the Bruins boast a 21-0 all-time record against Fresno
State, they’re not passively banking on their 22nd straight
victory.
When the Bulldogs visit the Los Angeles Tennis Center today,
they will certainly have the undivided attention of the No.

Returning only two starters from a team that made it to the NCAA
semifinals last season, the UCLA tennis team wasn’t quite
sure how it would respond to start this season.

Matt Ware has been a UCLA sports fan all his life.
As a 6-year-old on a field trip to the UCLA campus with his
father, Ware declared that he wanted to play for a Bruin sports
team.