Team USA is struggling. The Bears are currently in Kazan, Russia, representing the United States at the World University Games, better known as the Universiade 2013. The games started on July 6 and will continue until July 17. Cal kicked off the tournament with a 12-5 loss to Hungary last Read More…
The Cal women’s water polo team has been selected to represent the United States at the 2013 Universiade, better known as the World University Games. The Bears, who ended last season ranked No. 4 in the nation but failed to make an appearance at the NCAA tournament, kicked off 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! Everyone knows what Cal is. Mention it, and people recognize it immediately: It’s the No. 1 Read More…
Two years ago, the Cal women’s water polo team fell just short of winning the NCAA tournament. This year, the Bears saw six members of that team graduate en route to one of the more disappointing seasons in recent program memory. The Bears started this season with high hopes, ranked Read More…
All the practices, all the games, all the trials led to this weekend. Seven teams, five of which make up the top five teams in the nation. Only three will go on. The Cal women’s water polo team needed to win the MPSF tournament to move on to the NCAAs. Read More…
The fate of the Cal women’s water polo team will be determined this weekend. The MPSF tournament is being held at the Spieker Aquatics Complex this weekend, as the women’s water polo MPSF teams come to Berkeley to compete for a spot in the NCAA tournament in May. The No. Read More…
With the Big Splash on the horizon, the Cal women’s water polo team have one final chance in the regular season to prove they can compete with the top teams in the nation. On Friday at 5 p.m. at the Spieker Aquatic Complex, the No. 5 Bears will take on Read More…
Huntington’s disease, which remains incurable, is a progressive brain disorder caused by a faulty gene that is passed down through families. Affecting one out of every 10,000 Americans, the symptoms for Huntington’s disease normally emerge in adults between the ages of 30 and 50. Huntington’s disease affects not only the Read More…
It might start with your pinky finger trembling or forgetting your computer password. The smallest things make you angry. You tell yourself this happens to many others, but it gets worse year by year. You become more and more forgetful until you start to lose your memory altogether. Your arms Read More…
Every time No. 4 got the ball, the Cal fans at Hillman Aquatics Complex held their breath. With every miss, a groan from the stands echoed across the pool. And with 4:33 left in the first quarter, it finally happened — Emily Csikos scored. With that, the driver broke the Read More…
