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LOS ANGELES — Every new era begins with a leader, and for UCLA football, that player is quarterback Nico Iamaleava. After arriving in Westwood during the offseason, Iamaleava has quickly become the face of a Bruins program entering its first season under head coach Bob Chesney. One of the nation’s most highly regarded quarterbacks, the former five-star recruit brings experience, arm talent and athleticism to a team looking to make its mark in the Big Ten. Photo: Peter Zhan /

LOS ANGELES — The 2026 Sound Running Sunset Tour brought elite professional and collegiate athletes to Occidental College on Saturday, showcasing one of the premier meets on the summer track and field calendar. Photo: Siddesh Bhongirwar / Sideline Frames Media Held at Jack Kemp Stadium, the World Athletics Silver Label meet served as a key opportunity for athletes preparing for their national championships and the World Athletics Championships. Competitors from around the wor

IRVINE, Calif. — The Pan Pacific Swimming Championships are set to bring some of the world’s top swimmers to Southern California this August, with the 2026 edition scheduled for Aug. 12-15 at the William Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center in Irvine. The meet will give athletes from leading swimming nations another major international stage in a long-course, 50-meter pool. For swimmers, the Pan Pacific Championships are more than just another stop on the calendar. The event offers a

LOS ANGELES — Lo-Pro closed out the OT7 season with another championship, defeating Trillion Boys 45-28 on Sunday at Sullivan Field at Loyola Marymount University. The win gave Lo-Pro its second straight OT7 title and added another championship moment to one of the league’s most successful programs. In a weekend filled with elite high school talent and fast-paced 7-on-7 football, Lo-Pro separated itself when the stage was biggest. Photo: Siddesh Bhongirwar / Sideline Fram

LOS ANGELES — LAFC closed its final match before the World Cup break with a late breakthrough, defeating the Seattle Sounders 1-0 on Sunday night at BMO Stadium. For most of the match, the Western Conference matchup looked like it could finish scoreless. Both teams created moments, but neither side was able to fully take control in the final third. Seattle stayed organized defensively, while LAFC kept searching for the chance that would finally open the game. Photo: Dylan Ber

ORANGE, Calif. — Oaks Christian boys lacrosse closed out its postseason run with a CIF Southern Section Division 3 championship, defeating Dana Hills in the title game at Fred Kelly Stadium. Photo: Peter Zhan / Sideline Frames Media The Lions entered the final as one of the top teams in the Division 3 bracket and delivered a complete performance on championship night. Oaks Christian’s attack found rhythm early and continued to create pressure throughout the matchup, while the