Cynthia Ge

After adding David Marsh to the coaching staff last week, the newly upgraded Cal men’s swim and dive squad looks for two more victories on the road against USC and UCSD.

Cal men's swimming and diving flexed its swimming dominance in an absolute blowout against two nationally ranked Arizona teams.

After a month-long break since its last regular-season competition, Cal men’s swim and dive aims to come back aggressively against ASU.

Cal men’s swim and dive will have to wait for another opportunity as the Longhorns dominated the Minnesota Invite.

Following Cal’s Triple Distance Meet against Stanford, the Bears look to the Minnesota Invite where they will compete against nationally ranked Texas, Michigan, and Wisconsin.

This weekend, Cal men’s swim and dive tackled a dual meet against Utah and at the Pacific Invite, pulling away with wins in both.

After pulling away with a resounding win in its first meet of the season against Virginia, Cal men’s swim and dive look to find home away from home in its two upcoming tournaments this week. Half of the team will travel to Salt Lake City to face Utah at the Ute Natatorium on Friday, Oct. 22, while the other half will make the trip to Stockton to compete in the Pacific Invite on Saturday, Oct. 23.

In a seemingly never-ending show of grit, power and dominance, Cal men’s swim and dive splashed past Virginia last Friday, Oct. 15th in its season opener at Spieker Aquatics Complex.

Having had two weeks to practice and reflect, the Bears finished fourth at the Molly Collegiate Invitational. Their success represents a beacon of hope for all those still dreaming of a conference championship.

After last week’s underwhelming performance, Cal seeks a better showing at the Molly Collegiate Invitational it co-hosts with Oregon State.