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…
The top three players on the Cal men’s tennis team will join the ranks of the nation’s best at the NCAA championships this week. The Bears will send two singles players — juniors Ben McLachlan and Campbell Johnson — and one doubles tandem — the Cal pair of Johnson and 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…
The Cal men’s tennis team had one major goal going into this weekend’s Pac-12 doubleheader: improve its doubles play. On Friday afternoon, the Bears did just that. No. 21 Cal (10-8, 2-1 in the Pac-12) clinched both doubles points in an eventual weekend sweep against Oregon and Washington. The Bears 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.
Johnson could have embodied a normal SoCal lifestyle for the rest of his life. But when he turned 14, Johnson’s life took an unconventional turn. From SoCal to San Antonio to Costa Rica to Georgia, the junior has made a lot of pit stops on his journey to Cal. Read More…
Although the Cal men’s tennis team has been suffering from injuries recently, it will not blame its disappointing loss against San Diego State on anything other than its lackluster play. The No. 16 Bears (5-5) just could not top San Diego State (8-3) this Thursday morning at the Aztec Tennis Read More…
The Cal men’s tennis team has not topped its rival Stanford for a full three years. But for the first time in several years, the Bears will be the favorite on paper. The Cardinal, which has managed to stay within the top 10 for the past five seasons, just recently Read More…
In its first competition in two months, the Cal men’s tennis team split in two to compete in two separate tournaments to kick off the new year. From Jan. 18 to 20, four Bears traveled to Palm Springs to play at the National Collegiate Tennis Classic, while another set of Read More…
