UCLA women’s basketball fell to LSU in the NCAA Tournament Regional Semifinal. This marks back-to-back years where the Bruins’ postseason run ended in the Sweet 16, where they hold a 1-5 record over the past 10 years.

No. 2 seed UCLA took on No. 15 seed Cal Baptist and No. 7 seed Creighton in the first and second rounds of the NCAA Tournament, respectively.

Daily Bruin Photo staff covered a variety of musical performances this quarter, ranging from up-and-coming artists to well-known stars.

Both UCLA basketball teams took the floor at Pauley Pavilion in front of a combined 8,940 fans. This was the third consecutive year where both teams started their season with a win.

UCLA women’s soccer defeated UCF and Northwestern this weekend to move on to the quarterfinals of the NCAA tournament.

Under a new head coach, Margueritte Aozasa, No. 13 UCLA started its season with a win over the Hawkeyes.

The Bruins faltered in a matchup between the top two teams in the country.
No. 2 UCLA men’s volleyball (7-2) was swept by No. 1 Long Beach State (7-1) on the road Friday night.

Saturday night’s match was all about adapting, according to coach John Speraw.
No. 2 UCLA men’s volleyball (3-0) took down a top-five opponent in No. 3 Penn State (4-2) in four sets on Saturday in the final match of the Pac-12/Big Ten Challenge at Pauley Pavilion over the weekend.

The Bruins’ season came to an early end.
UCLA cross country traveled north to Sacramento to compete in the NCAA West Regional on Friday morning. The men’s team finished 12th overall in a pool of 29 teams while the women’s team finished 15th out of 35 teams.

Men’s Soccer
Shane Smith, Daily Bruin contributor
Fresh off their highest-ranked win of the season, the Bruins will have one more chance to build momentum before heading into a potential NCAA tournament berth.