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Byline: - Jill Painter

Bruins goalie Zach Wells was named the Pacific-10 Conference player of the week. Wells made 17 saves as UCLA (5-1-2) tied top-ranked St. John's 0-0 in double overtime. And in a 1-1 double-overtime game at No. 13 Rutgers, he stopped eight shots. He had a .410 goals-against average over the weekend.

UCLA, ranked 16th by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, will open Pac-10 play Sunday against Fresno State at UCLA.

USC 

Becky Lucidi shot a course-record 65 at the Edean Ihlanfeldt Invitational at the par-73 Tacoma (Wash.) Country Golf and Club on Monday. Lucidi's score tied Jennifer Rosales for USC's all-time best round.

Lucidi had just 25 putts in the round and hit every fairway as she helped No. 14 USC take the team lead after the first round. She won the NCAA's long-drive title at last year's NCAA Championships.

CSUN 

Tereza Simonyan and Roni Setiawati lost a thrilling 9-8 doubles match to USC's seventh-ranked tennis tandem in the third round of the Riviera/ITA Women's All American Tennis Championships on Saturday at UCLA.

The seniors lost to USC's Maureen Diaz and Anita Loyola in the second round of the first hard-court tournament of the season, which featured the top Division I players. Simonyan also competed in singles play but lost in the first round. Simonyan was 17-5 - including an 11-match winning streak - as the Matadors' No. 1 player last season.

LOYOLA MARYMOUNT

The No. 7 men's soccer team hasn't lost this season, thanks to Andre Murriagui, who scored in the 94th minute to give his team a 1-0 overtime victory over UC Santa Barbara. It was Murriagui's fifth goal this season.

LMU improved to 10-0-2 after the physical game in which there were two ejections and seven yellow cards. LMU will play No. 12 San Diego at Sullivan Field on Sunday.

PEPPERDINE

Anna Andersson and Natalie Braverman won their respective singles tennis titles Sunday at San Diego State's Fall Classic.

Braverman posted a come-from-behind victory in her first collegiate appearance to win the B Flight. Andersson won both of her games to take the C Flight.

Also, Pepperdine's women's basketball team is ranked 22nd in Street and Smith's preseason poll. The Waves won 23 games last year and won the West Coast Conference title for the first time.