Cal’s athletic makeover is complete. In April, Cal Athletics unveiled a new look for all of the Bears’ athletics teams that included a new logo and updated font. That updated brand has now made it to Haas Pavilion in the form of a new design for the basketball court. The Read More…
Editor’s Note: Over summer, the Daily Californian will be releasing its power rankings of Cal’s sports as decided by the Daily Cal sports staff. Stay tuned for No. 10 and No. 9 next week! For a team that was a preseason favorite to land in the Women’s College World Series, Read More…
Editor’s Note: Over summer, the Daily Californian will be releasing its power rankings of Cal’s sports as decided by the Daily Cal sports staff. Stay tuned for No. 10 and No. 9 next week! Everyone knows what Cal is. Mention it, and people recognize it immediately: It’s the No. 1 Read More…
The Cal rugby team isn’t accustomed to losing championship matches. Just last month, the Bears were defeated on a last-second drop-kick in the finals of the Varsity Cup against Brigham Young University. But it didn’t take long for the Bears to return to the top. In the championship match of Read More…
Max Homa stood just seven feet away from the 20th hole, but to the senior golfer, the cup seemed a light-year’s length away. As Homa readied himself to putt the ball, his mind raced, and pressure came flooding in. While serene in his exterior appearance, Homa was under siege inside. Read More…
The Cal men’s tennis team compiled a season full of what-ifs and could-have-beens. What if the Bears hadn’t lost senior co-captain Riki McLachlan at the beginning of the year to a nearly season-ending knee injury? What if they weren’t forced to produce three different doubles tandems to make up for Read More…
From the rankings and final results, it seems as if the Cal women’s tennis team plateaued in 2013. The Bears began the season as the No. 7 team and finished the year at No. 9 with a loss to then-top ranked Florida in the Elite Eight. Last year, Cal similarly Read More…
When I go to bed at night, I dream about one thing and one thing only: roses. When Jeff Tedford was the coach of the football team, he would joke that Cal fans wanted to see a Rose Bowl more than a national championship. It’s not a joke. I absolutely Read More…
The Cal men’s tennis team failed to take home even one win from the NCAA singles and doubles championships this past week. But the Bears did not leave Urbana, Ill., feeling discouraged. With Cal’s season now over, the Bears are left instead with a bittersweet feeling. Although Cal concluded its Read More…
Sometimes, it feels like the tennis season never ends. A national champion was crowned on Tuesday. Classes wrapped up more than a week ago. And yet, the Bears still had tennis to play. Immediately following the NCAA team championships that ended on May 21, the singles and doubles tournaments got Read More…
