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After introducing an entirely new cohort at the program’s helm and phasing in eight fresh faces to its roster, UCLA women’s volleyball was poised for a shot at the 2023 NCAA tournament.

An eerie sense of familiarity for the Bruin pack emerged at the 14-13 mark in the fifth set. Two months ago, the Trojans sat at that very score before winning the contest a few points later.

This weekend, the Bears will be migrating out of Bear Territory and into a familiar southern territory — Los Angeles. Cal will be facing long-time rivals USC and UCLA on Friday and Sunday, respectively.

Women’s volleyballUna O’Farrell, Daily Bruin contributor Two cities, two showdowns and an opportunity for redemption are on the table for the Bruins. UCLA women’s volleyball (14-10, 6-8 Pac-12) will head to the Pacific Northwest to face No.

The killer was stalled, but the heist still occurred. Senior opposite/oustide hitter Iman Ndiaye – the team leader in kills – posted a sub-.1 hitting clip for just the fifth time this season.

Explosive runs amid a roaring Pauley Pavilion crowd marshaled the Bruins to their first Pac-12 win. UCLA women’s volleyball (9-5, 1-3 Pac-12) hosted Colorado (9-5, 2-2 Pac-12) on Friday night for its third-consecutive home game of the season, where the Bruins swept the contest 3-0.

When Iman Ndiaye jumps into the air, the crowd knows what to expect. The senior outside/opposite hitter’s 163 kills on the season have been enough to lead the Bruin pack and rank her sixth in Pac-12 individual standings.

Errors plagued the Bruins as they fell to the Ducks in a three-set fashion. UCLA women’s volleyball (8-4, 0-2 Pac-12) hosted No. 6 Oregon (12-1, 2-0 Pac-12) at Pauley Pavilion on Sunday and was swept in its second game of Pac-12 play.

UCLA women’s volleyball (8-2) is just days away from commencing Pac-12 play after locking in its strongest nonconference record since 2016. The Bruins will step foot in Pauley Pavilion for the first time this season, kicking off a four-game homestand on Wednesday before getting back on the road to head south to Arizona.

Anna Dodson had one thing to say after the Bruins’ trip to Hawaii. “We are playing a new style of Bruin volleyball,” said the redshirt senior middle blocker.