Led by both experienced and fresh faces, the Bruins’ diving team will head to Washington, where their biggest challenge will be the long gaps between dives.

Highlighted by school records and top-three finishes, the Bruins took home fourth in the Pac-12 tournament this week.
For the seniors and the coaching staff, who started together four years ago and have been working hard since, coach Jordan Wolfrum said the results – including seven total podium finishes – were exciting.

The Bruins’ postseason journey will begin with a trip to the Pacific Northwest.
UCLA swim and dive (6-3, 3-3 Pac-12) will head to Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way, Washington, to compete in the Pac-12 championships beginning Wednesday.

Despite a loss on paper, the Bruins pulled off multiple personal bests in their highest-energy meet of the season.
UCLA swim and dive (6-3, 3-3 Pac-12) dropped a tight meet against No.

A crosstown showdown will end the Bruins’ regular season.
UCLA swim and dive (6-2, 3-2 Pac-12) will take on No. 14 USC (5-2, 3-2) at Uytengsu Aquatics Center on Friday in its final dual meet of the season.

In the face of swimming’s individual nature, two sister duos are solidifying the meaning of togetherness and family.
The Schaffers and the Stenstroms are two tandems composed of UCLA swim and dive sophomores Ashley Stenstrom and Taylor Schaffer and seniors Lindsay Stenstrom and Brooke Schaffer.

Coach Jordan Wolfrum wants her athletes to focus on grit and pride for each other.
Swim and dive is generally though of as a highly individual and insular sport.