From junior tennis to the US Open, Olivia Center and Kate Fakih conquered many of tennis’ biggest stages side-by-side before the age of 19.
But for both freshmen, who have been playing with each other since they were 10 years old, that journey together didn’t end when they arrived at UCLA.

Sienna Betts’ collegiate dreams were initially devastated when her older sister, Lauren Betts, announced her transfer from Stanford to UCLA.
“It was a complete nightmare for me if I’m being honest,” the incoming freshman forward said.

Softball is getting a professional league – and UCLA is set to play a massive role in the Athletes Unlimited Softball League’s inaugural season this summer.

UCLA Athletics is synonymous with success.
Boasting 124 NCAA national championships, UCLA has some of the most memorable moments, teams and players in the history of collegiate athletics.

The year is 1980.
UCLA’s softball program, helmed by now-Hall of Famers head coach Sharron Backus and assistant coach Sue Enquist, is just in its sixth year of existence.

Alexis Ramirez was flying high during the Opening Weekend of her sophomore year.
She boasted a .455 batting average, hit a home run and recorded three runs along with five hits in just 11 at-bats.

Spencer Johnson looked down at the ball in his hand.
A trip to the NCAA quarterfinals was on the line, and it was his serve.
Serving comes easily for the sophomore, though.