Some may say luck has been on the Bruins’ side this postseason, despite a perfect record on the national stage.
Facing five opponents across six games in the NCAA tournament, UCLA has faced just one other Power Four program – Arizona State in the Los Angeles regional.

For the first time since winning the national title in 2013, No. 15 seed UCLA baseball (47-16, 22-8 Big Ten) is back in Omaha, Nebraska, for the Men’s College World Series, where it’ll be joined by No.

Junior right-hander Cody Delvecchio is academically eligible and on No. 15 seed UCLA baseball’s roster ahead of the Men’s College World Series, which begins Friday in Omaha, Nebraska, D1Baseball’s Kendall Rogers posted Thursday morning on the social media platform X.

This post was updated June 12 at 4:07 a.m.
No. 15 seed UCLA baseball heads to the Men’s College World Series after a bit of an Omaha drought – and it’s not alone.

Coach John Savage – in just his fifth year with the program – ended the Bruins’ 13-year Men’s College World Series drought in 2010 when he led the team to Omaha, Nebraska.

This post was updated June 9 at 5:49 p.m.
UCLA Athletics’ first year in the Big Ten didn’t affect its ability to win conference – and national honors.

In its first year in the Big Ten, UCLA Athletics had its fair share of glory-filled moments. Whether it was perfect 10s, buzzer beaters or last-minute thrillers, these nine athletes forever cemented themself in Bruin history.

I filed into my seat at Jackie Robinson Stadium on May 30, attending what felt like my 100th contest at the ballpark.
Only this time, I actually had to push my way through a crowd as I navigated the concourse.

Even after a 5-0 loss in the Big Ten tournament championship Sunday, No. 15 seed UCLA baseball (42-16, 22-8 Big Ten) was selected to host its first NCAA tournament regional since 2019, as UC Irvine (41-15, 24-6 Big West), Arizona State (35-22, 18-12 Big 12) and Fresno State (31-27, 18-12 Mountain West) travel to Jackie Robinson Stadium.

No. 15 seed UCLA baseball (42-16, 22-8 Big Ten) will host UC Irvine (41-15, 24-6 Big West), Arizona State (35-22, 18-12 Big 12) and Fresno State (31-27, 18-12 Mountain West) in the 2025 NCAA Los Angeles Regional at Jackie Robinson Stadium beginning Friday.