This post was updated Oct. 27 at 11:10 p.m.
A 3-5 conference record may not seem intimidating.
But Saturday afternoon, the Bruins took a step to change the narrative about holding their own in the Big Ten.
Chants of “Finish them in three” echoed through Pauley Pavilion from the Nittany Lions’ bench.
The third-best team in the nation might’ve anticipated breaking out the brooms Thursday night – but the Bruins ensured the sweep was kept at bay.
This post was updated Oct. 21 at 1:29 a.m.
Coach Margueritte Aozasa may have tapped into a new expertise this season: halftime speeches.
In yet another showing of two halves, Aozasa’s unit waited to enter the locker room at half to hit the reset button.
Penn State forward Kaitlyn MacBean was silenced Thursday night.
But despite blanking the nation’s sixth-leading scorer and firing off 20 shots, the Bruins and Nittany Lions remained scoreless through 90 minutes of play.
The “Den operations” are a cornerstone of the UCLA athletics ecosystem, renowned for their unwavering support.
At every home game, they’re there – energizing the crowd with chants and the iconic eight claps, proving their vital role in creating an electrifying atmosphere.
This post was updated Oct. 16 at 12:57 a.m.
The “Sunday scaries” of a pair of away matches can prove difficult for teams.
But after a season filled with away matches like that of this past weekend, the Bruins were prepared to round out their last road trip of the season.
One of the first things UCLA athletes prepare for upon stepping foot in Westwood is the crosstown rivalry.
Freshman outside hitter Kiki Horne is one of nine Bruins gearing up for their first battle against the Trojans.
Meg Boade returned to her home field of four years.
Only this time, the graduate student midfielder was the opponent.
UCLA women’s soccer (11-2-2, 6-0-1 Big Ten) traveled to Chicago as part of its two-game road stint, securing a 1-0 victory over Northwestern (5-7-3, 0-5-2) on Thursday night.
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