Celebrating Black History Month: Jackie Robinson "42" Plaques

For Black History Month, we continue to honor great athletes that paved the way for future generations. Jackie Robinson, former bruin, broke color barriers in baseball and will forever be honored for his contribution to the game. In November 2014, UCLA officially named 22 of its athletic facilities as the Jackie Robinson Athletics and Recreation Complex where a "42" plaque stands at each entrance. These in-ground bronze plaque stands as a reminder of Robinsons tremendous courage in the face of adversity. Spot these plaques around campus at these locations:

• Acosta Athletic Training Complex
• Bruin Fitness Center
• Drake Track & Field Stadium
• Easton Stadium
• Gifford Golf Practice Facility
• Hitch Outdoor Basketball Courts
• Intramural Playing Fields
• Jackie Robinson Stadium
• J.D. Morgan Athletics Center
• John Wooden Center
• Kinross Recreation Center

• Los Angeles Tennis Center
• Marina Aquatic Center
• Wallis Annenberg Stadium
• North Pool
• Pauley Pavillion
• South Pool
• Spaulding Field
• Spieker Aquatics Center
• Student Activities Center
• Sunset Canyon Recreation Center
• Sycamore Tennis Courts