Though the UCLA men’s and women’s tennis teams are no longer in contention for a title, individual Bruins still have a shot to earn some accolades at the NCAA Individual Championships.

Whether or not it is the case in the animal kingdom, the Gators have made it clear that they rule the Bruins in the postseason.

This weekend, members of the UCLA women’s tennis team will follow the old sports adage and “act like they’ve been there before.”
This will come in handy, considering the Bruins’ opponent cannot do the same.

UCLA will play Virginia in the NCAA Tournament round of 16 today in Palo Alto, in what will be the Cavaliers’ first round of 16 match.

The UCLA men’s tennis team is moving on in its quest for a title, but it took a nail-biter for the Bruins to get the chance to leave home.

After the UCLA men’s and women’s tennis teams’ seasons are over, individuals from those teams will get a chance to win some glory of their own.

After posting strong regular seasons, both the UCLA men’s and women’s tennis teams will get to stay home for the beginning of the NCAA Tournament.

When it comes to collegiate men’s tennis, USC rules from all angles.

The late-season sweeps just keep coming in for the UCLA men’s tennis team.

Al Scates is no stranger to the playoffs, and even though his UCLA men’s volleyball team is headed there, the coach isn’t thrilled about how the Bruins closed out the regular season.

It was a concern in preseason and it is still bandaged as a precaution, but the left hand of Kyle Caldwell carried the UCLA men’s volleyball team to victory on Wednesday.