Though the UCLA men’s golf team’s season came to an end April 30, a few Bruin golfers still have some competing to do.
Three members will be participating in the NCAA regional, the first time in the program’s history that three individuals will be participating in the regional round.

UCLA men’s golf jumped four places in the final day of the Arizona Intercollegiate to finish in seventh place overall Tuesday.
The Bruins also had another four individual golfers who competed in the Arizona Medalist Intercollegiate, two of whom finished in the top 10.

The No. 5 UCLA women’s golf team fell to No. 23 Duke and No. 4 Stanford at the East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Georgia.
On the first day of the three-day East Lake Cup, the Bruins earned second place after shooting a 1-under 287 as a team.

The No. 33 UCLA men’s golf team finished 14th atthe Golf Club of Georgia Collegiate after shooting 25-over 889 last weekend.
Throughout the tournament, freshman Spencer Soosman matched or surpassed his teammates with performances of 1-under 71 in the first round, 4-over 76 in the second round and closed out with 1-under 71.

The No. 5 UCLA women’s golf team took first place in the Stanford Intercollegiate tournament after shooting 4-over 572.
The three-day tournament was supposed to last all weekend, but Sunday’s round was postponed because of rain.

The UCLA men’s golf team finished in third place in their season opener Monday after a two-day tournament in River Hills, Wisconsin.
The Bruins finished their first round with a 7-over 280, tying with Mississippi for third place.

Watch any UCLA women’s basketball practice, and you will come away impressed with the Bruins’ footwork. Not just their drop steps or their defensive slides, but also their Milly Rocks and their two-steps.

The Zamboni glided across the ice at the Valley Ice Center in Panorama City on a recent Monday night, preparing the surface for the UCLA ice hockey team to practice for its final games of the season.

December’s matchup between UCLA women’s basketball and California was tightly contested, reaching double overtime before the Golden Bears emerged with a 108-104 home victory.
In a rematch last Friday night at Pauley Pavilion, the No.

With three seconds left in the game Washington State forward Borislava Hristova stepped back behind the three-point line, eyes focused on the basket as the ball left her hand.