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…
Unlike most college sports, the game of tennis is dependent on how well each player can compete alone. Each individual must hold his own on the court to contribute to the team victory. That is why Cal’s main goal this spring is to focus on the individual development of each Read More…
The Cal men’s tennis team did not only lose both its matches this weekend to break its perfect win streak — it also lost senior co-captain Riki McLachlan to injury. McLachlan makes up one half of the No. 7 doubles team in the country and has not lost a singles Read More…
Without its court two singles anchor, the Cal men’s tennis team will have to switch up its lineup before playing against Pacific this weekend. This Saturday at the Hellman Tennis Complex, the Bears will play without senior co-captain Christoffer Konigsfeldt, who normally plays on court two in singles and on Read More…
On Saturday, it was all up to senior co-captains Christoffer Konigsfeldt and Riki McLachlan to win the dual match for the Cal men’s tennis team this weekend at the ITA Kick-Offs. If either of the two seniors lost his singles match, the tournament would go to No. 20 Michigan, and Read More…
The Cal men’s tennis team lacks one thing that all other schools at the ITA Kick-Off Weekend have — it will be the only school at the event without a regular-season match under its belt. Although they have not played in a dual match yet, the Bears feel more than 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…
Despite its dearth of star seniors, the Cal men’s tennis team believes it will be okay for the 2013 spring season. After losing two of its most consistent players last year in seniors Carlos Cueto and Nick Andrews, the team took on six new members and was forced to rebuild Read More…
At the prestigious USTA/ITA National Intercollegiate Indoor Championships this weekend, the McLachlan brothers of the Cal men’s tennis team played against the most elite players in the nation. But once the serve was broken during a game, the match ultimately went to the singles player or doubles pair who returned Read More…
All that’s left for the Cal men’s tennis team this fall is one final tournament. But the Bears’ last event — the USTA/ITA National Intercollegiate Indoor Championships — is the largest and most prestigious tournament of the fall preseason. There will only be two Cal players competing in the competition; Read More…
