The Cal men’s tennis team got lucky this year. The last time the Bears failed to earn the NCAA Championships home court advantage was in 2010, where Cal had to travel to Los Angeles in Southern California. Although the Bears easily swept UC Irvine in the first round, they were Read More…
Although Cal lost the overall match against Pepperdine 4-3 on Saturday, Christoffer Konigsfeldt and Campbell Johnson won 8-3 in doubles.
Cal men’s tennis player Campbell Johnson talks about competition and opportunities at Berkeley. Read more here.
No matter what situation this weekend threw at the Cal men’s tennis team, the Bears managed to handle it. And they handled it well. For the third year in a row, the Bears clinched their round-of-32 match to advance to the NCAA Sweet 16. But for the first time in Read More…
The Cal men’s tennis team seems to have Lady Luck on its side this year. Out of all the first- and second-round brackets the Bears could have been placed in for the NCAA team championships, the Cal squad was selected to compete in a bracket where it had already defeated Read More…
Senior Christoffer Konigsfeldt discusses being a part of the Cal men’s tennis team.
The Cal men’s tennis team was on fire in the past few weeks. The Bears had not lost a dual match in a month, and they entered the Pac-12 Championships riding a five-game win streak. But Cal couldn’t hold on to its winning streak forever. As expected, the third-seeded Bears Read More…
The Cal men’s tennis team has one last chance this week to jump back into the nation’s top 16. But its chance may be riding on a hypothetical matchup in the semifinals against No. 4 USC. This week, from April 25 to 28, the No. 18 Bears will compete at Read More…
Winning the doubles point gives the victors a crucial advantage going into singles play. But pointwise, it’s still just one of seven. To win the match, the doubles victor still needs to win three singles points. On Saturday afternoon at the Taube Tennis Center in Stanford, Calif., the Cal men’s Read More…
A victory against Stanford this weekend will not guarantee the No. 18 Cal men’s tennis team a place in the top 16. Losing the match will most likely eliminate any chance of it. So why is the top 16 so important? At the beginning of the NCAA championships in May, Read More…
