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LOS ANGELES, Calif. — UCLA closed out Senior Day in dominant fashion, defeating No. 11 Oregon 11–3 in a five-inning run-rule victory at Easton Stadium. The Bruins came out swinging early, putting pressure on Oregon right away with two runs in the first inning before exploding for six more in the second. From that point on, UCLA never lost control of the game. Photo: Peter Zhan / Sideline Frames Media Even when Oregon answered with three runs in the third inning, the Bruins st

Los Angeles, Calif. — Oregon’s Sunday at Easton Stadium ended in a tough 11–3 loss to No. 5 UCLA, but the score did not erase what the Ducks had already proved that weekend. No. 11 Oregon entered the finale with the series already secured after a huge 13–11 win the day before, marking another major statement against one of the nation’s best programs. Photo: Peter Zhan/ Sideline Frames Media UCLA jumped ahead early with an eight-run lead through two innings, but Oregon did not

PASADENA, Calif. — UCLA football closed out spring practice Saturday afternoon at the Rose Bowl with its 2026 Spring Game, giving fans an early look at the Bruins under head coach Bob Chesney. Photo: Peter Zhan / Sideline Frames Media Team Blue edged Team White, 24-17, in UCLA’s first spring game under Chesney. The scrimmage brought a game-like feel back to Pasadena, with live reps, rotating lineups, and a strong crowd atmosphere as the Bruins continued building toward the 20

OXNARD, Calif. — The Channel Islands League track and field finals delivered one of the biggest moments of the season when Rio Mesa’s Derek Luna broke a league record during the championship meet. Luna’s performance became the highlight of the day, giving Rio Mesa a standout result in one of the league’s most important meets of the year. With athletes from across the Channel Islands League competing for titles, CIF qualifying spots and personal bests, Luna rose to the momen

LOS ANGELES — Sacramento State closed its weekend series at Jackie Robinson Stadium with a major road win Sunday afternoon, defeating No. 1 UCLA 9-6. The Bruins had already taken the first two games of the series, but Sacramento State avoided the sweep with one of its strongest offensive performances of the weekend. The Hornets scored five runs in the third inning and added three more in the seventh to hand UCLA one of its few losses of the season. Photo: Peter Zhan / Sidelin

WALNUT, Calif. — The Mt. SAC Relays once again brought national-level track and field talent to Hilmer Lodge Stadium, with NCAA athletes using the Southern California meet as a stage for record-breaking performances and season-defining marks. Photo: Peter Zhan/ Sideline Frames Media One of the biggest collegiate performances came from Arizona State junior Jayden Davis, who won the men’s 400 meters in 44.29 seconds. The time broke Arizona State’s 58-year-old outdoor school rec

CHATSWORTH, Calif. — Sierra Canyon and Harvard-Westlake met in Chatsworth for the CIF State SoCal Championship, bringing one of Southern California’s biggest high school basketball matchups back to the playoff stage. Photo: Peter Zhan / Game Frame Media Maximo Adams scores 26 points to lead the Trailblazers, who hold off Harvard-Westlake, 63-57, to capture the CIF Open Division Southern California championship at Toyota Arena. Photo: Peter Zhan / Game Frame Media The victory

BROOKLYN, N.Y. — Brooklyn FC made history Sunday afternoon, defeating Indy Eleven 1-0 in the club’s inaugural USL Championship match at Maimonides Park. The victory marked the beginning of a new era for professional soccer in Brooklyn, as supporters packed Maimonides Park to witness the club’s first-ever men’s match. Brooklyn rewarded the home crowd with a disciplined performance, earning all three points and a clean sheet in front of an energetic atmosphere. Forward Juan Car

CHATSWORTH, Calif. — Sierra Canyon continued its CIF State SoCal playoff run with a 72-60 win over Santa Margarita in Chatsworth, using strong energy and consistent scoring to move forward in the postseason. Photo: Peter Zhan/ Sideline Frames Media The Trailblazers set the tone with physical play and an aggressive approach on both ends of the floor. Santa Margarita kept the game competitive and responded with tough possessions, but Sierra Canyon’s pace and depth helped the te

AGOURA HILLS, Calif. — The Tara Davis Invitational brought high school track and field athletes from across the region to Agoura High on Saturday, giving runners, jumpers and throwers an early-season chance to compete in one of the area’s most energetic meets. Photo: Peter Zhan / Sideline Frames Media Named after Olympic long jumper and Agoura High alum Tara Davis-Woodhall, the invitational has quickly become more than a regular track meet. It combines strong competition wi

THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. — Thousand Oaks baseball picked up an early-season statement win Saturday afternoon, shutting out Birmingham 4-0 in a non-league Easton Tournament matchup at Thousand Oaks High. Photo: Peter Zhan / Sideline Frames Media The Lancers used strong pitching, clean defense and timely offense to hold off the visiting Patriots and earn one of their first wins of the season. Against a Birmingham program known for competing at a high level in the Los Angeles Cit

OXNARD, Calif. — Oxnard boys basketball’s CIF Southern Section playoff run came to an end Friday night at home, as the Yellowjackets fell to Canyon 70-67 in overtime in a Division 2 second-round matchup. The game stayed close deep into the fourth quarter, with Oxnard giving itself a chance to extend its season in front of its home crowd. The Yellowjackets battled through every possession and forced overtime, but Canyon made the final plays in the extra period to survive and a

CAMARILLO, Calif. — Camarillo boys basketball’s CIF Southern Section Division 3 playoff run ended Wednesday night at Camarillo High, as the Scorpions fell to Warren 66-44 in a first-round matchup. The Scorpions entered the postseason with a chance to extend their season on their home floor, but Warren quickly showed why it would be a difficult matchup. The Bears played with control on both ends of the court, using defensive pressure and balanced scoring to build momentum and

WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. — Thousand Oaks boys basketball picked up one of its biggest wins of the league season Friday night, defeating Oaks Christian 55-52 in overtime in a Marmonte League matchup at Oaks Christian. Photo: Peter Zhan / Sideline Frames Media The Lancers entered the game looking to answer after dropping the first meeting between the two teams earlier in league play. This time, Thousand Oaks found a way to close out a tight rivalry game on the road, making th

WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. — Oaks Christian boys soccer will begin its 2026-27 campaign on Dec. 9 when the Lions host Pacifica in a nonleague matchup. With a new season underway, Oaks Christian enters the match looking to build momentum early and establish itself as a contender in the highly competitive Marmonte League. The opening weeks of the season provide valuable opportunities for teams to develop chemistry, evaluate lineups and prepare for the challenges that await in lea