The Cal softball team is accustomed to winning. They aren’t accustomed to playing .500 ball. Kicking off their 2013 season, the third-ranked Cal softball team traveled to Tempe, Ariz., for the Kajikawa Classic last weekend. The Bears went 2-2 overall, dropping games to Kentucky and No. 14 Florida. “We need Read More…
Relationships often take several months to develop. Cal football head coach Sonny Dykes had only two months to build relationships with this year’s recruiting class. Taking over the Cal football team on Dec. 5, Dykes zeroed in on fixing three of the Bears’ most dire concerns: the offensive line, defensive Read More…
The message the Baseball Writers Association of America sent on Jan. 9 was loud and clear: Players who are even under suspicion of taking performance enhancing drugs (PEDs) are not welcome in Cooperstown. Coinciding with Lance Armstrong’s confession of using PEDs was the fact that the Baseball Writers Association of Read More…
Injured NFL players just can’t win. In the end, the culture of the game always wins. Because in the NFL, if you don’t play through an injury, you’ll be thought of as soft. As a man lacking heart. You’ll be thought of as a quitter. That’s the culture of the Read More…
Setting expectations is one thing. Meeting them is another The goal for the Cal women’s tennis team is to win a NCAA championship come May. But for them, the run to a championship already started in the fall. Beginning the fall season with two players and two doubles teams nationally Read More…
Faced with defending set point after set point in multiple tiebreakers throughout the weekend, Anett Schutting dug deep and found her focus to win each critical point. It was that kind of a weekend for Schutting. The junior on Cal Women’s tennis team would come from behind in multiple rounds Read More…
Hoping to have saved their best for last, Zsofi Susanyi and Anett Schutting will face off against the nation’s finest tennis players this weekend. No. 5 Susanyi and No. 22 Schutting of the Cal women’s tennis team will take part in the USTA/ITA National Indoor Intercollegiate Championship in Flushing Meadows, Read More…
What started as a simple four-unit class turned into so much more. Annie Goransson was posed the hypothetical question of “How can we make the campus more sustainable?” in a landscape architecture class last year. Then, the senior on the Cal women’s tennis found her passion. As Goransson continued to Read More…
After rolling through the first six rounds, the Cal women’s tennis team finally hit a Stanford road block at the USTA/ITA Northwest Regional Championships at Stanford on Tuesday. Despite a dominating display from Oct. 19 to 23, Cal ultimately fell short of taking first place and securing an automatic bid Read More…
For the Cal women’s tennis team, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Starting Friday and concluding on Tuesday, the Bears will travel to Stanford to compete in the USTA/ITA Northwest Regional Championships. Whoever takes the crown will secure an automatic bid to the second grand slam of the fall season, the Read More…
