Women’s tennisOlivia Simons, Daily Bruin contributor
The Bruins’ first regular match of the season has been four years in the waiting.
No. 3 UCLA women’s tennis (4-1) will travel south to take on San Diego on Saturday, a team they haven’t played since February 2017.

After their first loss of the season, the Bruins walked into their consolation match with the mindset of “punching them in the face first.”
Beginning the ITA Indoor Championships on a high note, No.

Following victories in the ITA Kickoff Weekend, the Bruins are set to match up against the nation’s top teams.
No. 2 UCLA women’s tennis (2-0) is heading to Stillwater, Oklahoma, this weekend for the ITA National Women’s Team Indoor Championship, where it will first play against No.

While they spent 10 months without playing a competitive match, the Bruins were able to pick up where they left off last season.
No. 2 UCLA women’s tennis (2-0) returned to competition with the ITA Kickoff Weekend, where it defeated No.

From Zooming into online classes to finally zooming for balls on the court, the Bruins are back to competition from a 10 month long break.
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After enduring a pandemic-enforced layoff which entailed the cancellation of the 2020 Pac-12 and NCAA championships, UCLA women’s tennis returned to practice last week with a new season on the horizon.

As college sports continue to be pushed back because of the COVID-19 pandemic, professional leagues have restarted. Each Monday, Daily Bruin Sports will highlight a few standout alumni performances from the past week in ongoing leagues as we await the return of university athletics.