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Last season junior Denis Karas was just a regular underclassman on the Cal baseball team, only starting in 15 games. This year, however, he emerged as one of the team’s most valuable leaders — something much needed after losing so many seasoned veterans. And he proved over the weekend in
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On Friday night, the Cal Baseball team opened up its doors for only the second home series this season, competing against Gonzaga. The Bears entered this game with plenty at stake, as they were looking to turn the season around after dropping four straight games in their last series. The
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When the Cal baseball team opened the season last weekend, the expectations weren’t very high. The inexperienced Bears were coming off a year in which they not only lost 11 graduating seniors, but also seven players to the MLB draft. But this didn’t stop them from being competitive, as they
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The first game of the season is one of the biggest tests for any sports team. Not only does it put months of off-season training to the test, but it also gives the chance to separate from the rest of the crowd early on. And for a young Bears squad
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A year ago today, the Cal baseball team was preparing for a season with a lot to look forward to. The Bears were packed with pro talent and were looking to legitimize themselves as a top Pac-12 contender. Seven MLB draft picks and 11 graduating seniors later, the Bears are
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There’s nothing more exciting than a penalty kick shootout in soccer, where a shot can either make or break you. For the No. 24 Cal women’s soccer team it was the latter, as it fell in penalties last weekend to Pepperdine. Pepperdine redshirt senior Rylee Baisden got past one of
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Yesterday, the No. 18 Cal women’s soccer team walked into Murphey Stadium to face Arizona, determined to make a statement in its last road game of the season. The Wildcats were motivated in destroying any hope that the Bears had of raising their stock within the conference, in addition to
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Last night, the No.18 Cal women’s soccer team traveled to Arizona to compete in its final road trip of the season. With the playoffs just around the corner, the Bears knew it was imperative to begin the final road trip with a victory over Arizona State. It also served as
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The last time the No.18 Cal women’s soccer team touched a soccer field, it allowed a golden goal in the final seconds of overtime and subsequently fell to Colorado. This goal instantly forced the Bears to their knees, realizing that this was their first home loss of the season. Cal
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With the memory of last game’s tie still fresh in its mind, the No. 14 Cal women’s soccer team walked into McAlister Field with a bitter taste in its mouth. The Bears entered this game against No. 7 USC only three days removed from nearly pulling off a huge upset
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