In a year filled with highs and lows, UCLA women’s golf enters the offseason on a sour note after a promising title run went unfulfilled.
On Tuesday, the Bruins crashed out of the tournament in the semifinal against Pac-12 rival and eventual champion, Washington.

At the close of play Monday, top-seeded UCLA women’s golf looked to be in prime position to compete for the school’s 114th championship.
Tuesday was not the Bruins’ day however, as the Washington Huskies upset them 3-1-1 in the NCAA women’s golf match-play semifinal.

No. 2 UCLA women’s golf will be in the hunt to compete for its fourth NCAA championship and the school’s 114th championship overall at the Eugene Country Club this Friday.

UCLA men’s golf finished in eighth place in the Pac-12 championship Sunday. The Bruins started the day in sixth place but dropped to eighth after shooting a 27-over par on The Country Club in Salt Lake City.

After a successful regular season ending with 10-straight victories, the No. 4 Bruins are set to play in the 2016 Pac-12 Beach Volleyball Championships hosted by top-ranked USC at the Merle Norman Stadium from April 28 to May 1.

No. 1 UCLA women’s golf finished first in the PING/ASU Invitational on Sunday, battling against an extremely competitive pool featuring 14 of the top teams in the nation, including No.

After a disappointing end to the UCLA men’s basketball season in which the Bruins failed to enter the NCAA Tournament, coach Steve Alford and his team will be fortified by the fourth-ranked recruiting class in the country, according to 247sports.com.

No. 5 UCLA women’s golf faces a short, six-day turnaround after the Allstate Sugar Bowl in New Orleans as the team hosts the Bruin Wave Invitational on Monday in San Luis Obispo, California.

UCLA women’s golf finished tied for fifth place Tuesday at the Northrop Grumman Regional Challenge in Palos Verdes, where a familiar Southern California setting was of no help to the Bruins.

Bronte Law’s favorite thing about the United States is about as American as she is.
“I would probably say Mexican food,” said the women’s golf captain.