It was a humble end to a strong season for UCLA women’s water polo, as it fell to Stanford in the NCAA championship semifinals.
In their fourth and final meeting of the year, the Bruins’ offense was unable to overcome the Cardinal, costing the team a chance to compete in the NCAA title game.

Community and communication are the two things the women’s water polo team has been focusing on in preparation for the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Championship Tournament.

As the women’s water polo team walked out of the pool and into the locker room after practice on Tuesday, the excitement for its game against crosstown rival USC was palpable.

This week, the water polo team is focusing on mistakes – mistakes the Bruins have made in previous games and what they need to do to avoid repeating them.

Highlighted by the eight saves of redshirt sophomore goalkeeper Sami Hill, the defensive prowess of the women’s water polo team was on display against Stanford this weekend.

This week, sophomore attacker Emily Donohoe was named Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Player of the Week for the third time this season, a recognition that her coach said can be accredited to the entire team.

For the first time in four years, a diver will represent UCLA in the NCAA Championship, which begins Thursday.
Last week, three divers competed in a three-day competition in their last chance to qualify for the NCAA Championship.

One win, and two really close losses. This is what the competition between the crosstown women’s golf rivals UCLA and USC has looked like since the start of the spring golf season.

When the swim and dive team has to face four straight days of Pac-12 competition, sophomore Noelle Tarazona said the key to pushing through is taking each event one at a time.

It all started as she gazed into her daughter’s eyes. For the first time, Audrey Borisov felt the power that comes with a biological tie; after all, Borisov was adopted as a baby.