UCLA Soccer: The women’s team release their 2018 schedule
The first schedule of the 2018-19 academic-athletic year has been released as the women’s UCLA soccer team announced their 18-game schedule, which includes a tough non-conference road trip.
The new season is a few months away, but preparations have already begun for the UCLA soccer women’s team.
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Today, the female footballers announced their 2018 schedule, which includes a tough, early season three-game road trip to go along with their 11-game Pac-12 Conference schedule, which also ends with a tough three-game road trip. Nobody said being the best was going to be easy.
UCLA Women’s Soccer 2018 Schedule
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- Aug 10 vs BYU (exhibition)
- Aug 17 vs Long Beach State
- Aug 25 at Penn State
- Aug 31 at Florida
- Aug 2 at Florida
- Sept 7 vs Pepperdine
- Sept 13 at LMU
- Sept 16 at San Diego State
- Sept 21 va Washington State
- Sept 27 at Stanford
- Sept 30 at Cal
- Oct 4 vs Arizona State
- Oct 7 vs Arizona
- Oct 12 at Washngton
- Oct 18 vs Oregon
- Oct 21 vs Oregon State
- Oct 25 at Utah
- Oct 28 at Colorado
- Nov 2 at USC
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The Bruins start with an exhibition against BYU to get the ball rolling. They officially begin their season on August 17 against Long Beach State. UCLA will then spend two weeks away from Westwood as they embark on a tough east coast road trip which includes games against Penn State, Florida and Florida State before coming back home to face Pepperdine on September 7.
After two more away games (against LMU and SDSU), the Bruins then begin their Pac-12 schedule at home against Washington State. Unfortunately, they also end their season with three conference road games.
UCLA will also be breaking in their new playing field, the Wallas Annenberg Stadium. Construction is currently on-going, but will be ready in time for the Bruins’ season opener.
UCLA is coming off a 19-3-3 record and trip to the National Championship Game. Last fall, the Bruins were close to winning head coach Amanda Cromwell’s second title for the Bruins. Unfortunately, UCLA fell to Stanford, 3-2. That will make the September 27 matchup in the Bay Area very interesting.
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Let us hope this season, Cromwell and the Bruins can get back to the title game and capture their second National Championship and UCLA’s 118th. Go Bruins!