Elise Wagle pumped her fist in the air when Terrapin Danielle Hack’s return went just beyond the sideline.
The No. 63 senior left the court victorious in what could be the last time she clinches a dual-match victory for the Bruins.

Victory slipped through the Bruins’ fingers over a month ago at David X. Marks Tennis Stadium.
But 40 days later, the squad exacted revenge on its home court.

This post was updated April 15 at 10:37 p.m.
They’re neck-and-neck in the Big Ten with the regular season reaching its end.
And they’re both on their longest respective win streaks of 2025.

Unfamiliar stadiums have become the new familiar for the Bruins in their inaugural Big Ten season.
This weekend’s Midwest trip was the latest test.
But the Bruins barely flinched, packing up a clean sweep before jetting home to Westwood.

Women’s tennis
Lori Garavartanian, Daily Bruin contributor
A three-game winning streak. A losing road record.
The two will clash Friday as No. 22 UCLA women’s tennis (10-7, 5-3 Big Ten ) will face Iowa (12-6, 6-3) at the Hawkeye Tennis and Recreation Complex in Iowa City, Iowa.

This post was updated April 8 9:08 p.m.
After a hard-fought victory against the Badgers the day prior, the Bruins kept their second match of the weekend short and sweet.

For the first time in Kate Fakih’s collegiate career, her team’s fate rested on her singles performance.
“I was hyperventilating, and I was about to cry because I’ve never been in this environment before,” the No.