Their season may have ended more than a month ago, but the Bruins are still acting as a connected, cohesive unit by reflecting on their past season and making preparations for next year.

While the world faces shortages of necessary goods, many people are surrounded by an abundance of one thing: time.
And if it’s possible to keep future goals in focus, extra time can be a good thing, according to some of the current and former UCLA student athletes who had been preparing for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.

It all came down to court five once again.
And again, juniors Megan Muret and Mac May – a duo that didn’t get to compete against the Trojans in last year’s national championship – pulled out the Bruin victory.

The Bruins will try to pick up a pair of wins in enemy territory.
No. 2 UCLA beach volleyball (11-2) will head across town Wednesday for matches against No.

The Bruins swept all around to clinch their final two matchups of the Pac-12 South tournament.
No. 2 UCLA beach volleyball (11-2) swept both Oregon (3-5, 1-1 Pac-12) and Washington (3-4, 0-2) on Sunday afternoon 5-0.

Just hours after dropping her first match of the day, Mac May – a last-minute addition to the lineup – helped clinch the Bruins’ rivalry win.

The Bruins will open Pac-12 action at home and face their conference rivals at Mapes Beach for the first time.
In the Pac-12 South tournament, No.