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Athletes are still not allowed to receive direct compensation from their colleges but can reap the benefits of their very own athletic talent.
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The Cal men’s soccer team’s three-game losing streak sent the Bears home empty-handed, and did not adhere to the old adage “the third time’s the charm.”
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Without the small things that have built Tattersall’s career, such as his family attending every one of his games, he wouldn’t be where he is today.
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Fans will return to the stadium in full force, ready to show their in-person support for a team that’s gone far too long without it.
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After 29 long and noteworthy years as the director of Cal men’s tennis, Peter Wright is finally hanging up his racket, leaving behind big shoes to fill.
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Cal’s very own Camryn Rogers placed fifth in the women’s hammer throw — two places away from earning a medal for her home country of Canada.
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Former Cal defensive lineman Luc Bequette will return from Boston College to Berkeley for the seventh year of his college career.
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Camryn Rogers’ star power stands out at a university that’s experienced celebrities such as Aaron Rogers, Marshawn Lynch and Missy Franklin.
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The track and field season concluded in the very same way it came to an end in 2019 — with Olympic-qualified Camryn Rogers winning the NCAA championships.
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Cal junior Camryn Rogers has once again swept the competition away. On June 10, she earned first place in the women’s hammer throw at the NCAA championships in Eugene, Oregon.
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