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The Cal men’s soccer team experienced déjà vu in its season opener — but not the monotonous kind. Forward John Fitzpatrick found the back of the net to give the No. 7 Bears a 1-0 victory against the University of San Francisco during Friday’s match. Last year’s encounter posted the
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Season openers always have their jitters, especially when teams are away from the comforts of their home field. With these two forces working against the No. 7 Cal men’s soccer team this Friday evening, the Bears travel across the bridge to face the University of San Francisco at Negoesco Stadium
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Tim McNeill spends the whole week calming them down. He’ll have them visualize their routines, being in the most comfortable place. He tells them not to look at any numbers or scores — no matter how big the meet is. All you can do is focus on what you can
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The Cal men’s soccer team finished its injury-stricken 2009 season in last place in the Pac-10 standings. Fast forward to 2010: the Bears defeated the Cardinal on the final day of the season to claim the conference championship. Fans can expect excitement in this year’s Bay Area Derby, as well.
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First held in 1895, the Intercollegiate Rowing Association Championship Regatta is the oldest college rowing championship in the United States. The Cal men’s crew team has won the IRA national championship 16 times in program history, second to Cornell. The Bears’ most recent national victory was just last year and
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The No. 2 Cal women’s crew team was two points shy of the 2011 NCAA Championship title. All three boats advanced to the finals on Sunday morning, but their 83 total points ended their run in third place. Though tying Stanford with 85 points, Brown won the title due to
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Both the Cal men’s and women’s crew teams headed to Lake Natoma, Calif. this weekend for the Pac-10 Championships — but only the top-ranked women came back as Pac-10 champions. The No. 2 men were runners-up to the University of Washington. The Cal women emerged victorious in three races out
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