The UCLA women’s water polo team played just its second home game of the season against UC Irvine under the lights of Spieker Aquatics Center on Friday.

With 11 wins on its record, UCLA women’s water polo refuses to concentrate on one loss, said freshman attacker Rachel Fattal.

There will be no tapes to watch or plays to break down to give UCLA a leg up against its opponents at the UC Santa Barbara Winter Invite this weekend.

With the addition of eight freshmen to the team, UCLA women’s water polo had a lot to prove at the beginning of the season.

The UCLA women’s water polo team emerged from this weekend’s Michigan Invitational undefeated, continuing a three-year trend of returning from the season’s first tournament without a loss.

Before the lights came up on the women’s basketball team during last weekend’s game, another notable group of women gathered in the historic Pauley Pavilion building.

Lane Werley is thriving off the pressure of cross country regionals.

After only four races, the UCLA cross country teams now have to be prepared to perform in the Pac-12 Championships. But even with this limited preparation time, the Bruins are feeling rested and ready, as the runners who will compete this weekend had a week off after their Wisconsin meet. Junior Daniel Herrera believes that extra week off will allow the team to perform in the heart of the team’s season.

Eight years since its last national ranking, UCLA women’s cross country has made its way back into the national discussion.

UCLA had four participants ““ two former and two current members of the tennis team ““ compete at the Farmers Classic this past week. All four competed in qualifying to get into the main draw of the tournament.