After a three-game home stand, the UCLA women’s water polo team has proven they know how to bounce back from defeat ““ three times.
The Bruins suffered their first loss of the season to Stanford last Sunday, falling 8-4.

UCLA women’s water polo heads to the University of California Berkeley and the University of the Pacific in Stockton this weekend to show two more teams why they are seven-time national champions and why they are currently ranked No.

Unity among teammates is undoubtedly desirable for any sport, but for the 17 women on the UCLA women’s water polo team, unity is of primary importance.

Later this week, the UCLA men’s soccer team will leave the
warm Southern California weather to play in the College Cup in
snowy St. Louis, Mo.

MEN’S SOCCER Sunday, 10 a.m. v. Duke Durham,
N.C.
On a soccer field the best view is that of the goalkeeper.
Involved in the game from whistle to whistle and positioned at the
far end of the field, a goalkeeper sees everyone and
everything.

With a team loaded with freshmen, the UCLA men’s soccer
team is in what many would call a rebuilding year. However, these
freshmen come out to prove every game that, rookies or not, they
can play with the best of ’em.

The UCLA men’s soccer team has been working this week to
ensure that what happened last weekend against Cal doesn’t
repeat this weekend against No. 22 San Diego State and San
Diego.