Junior Eden Cheng holds a pike position before hitting the water. (Jacqueline Jacobo/Daily Bruin)
Breaking school records isn’t new for the Bruins – they’ve done it eight times this season.
But doing it during the season finale – and at the most competitive meet of the year – holds significance.
The exit out of the Pac-12 conference left the Bruins navigating unfamiliar waters.
While uncertainty could have held them back, the squad will find familiarity when it matters the most.
This post was updated Jan. 14 at 8:58 p.m.
The Bruins’ 12-year winning streak against a former Pac-12 foe is over.
No. 24 UCLA swim and dive (3-2) met UC Santa Barbara and Utah in Salt Lake City on Saturday.
The Bruins are ramping up their season amid four meets in 14 days.
No. 24 UCLA swim and dive (2-1) is headed to the Ute Natatorium Saturday for a tri-meet against Utah (1-1, 0-1 Big 12) and UC Santa Barbara (6-1, 4-0 Big West).
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