Men's Water Polo

The Cal men’s water polo team’s meet was full of twists and turns, with Princeton leaping ahead on the scoreboard multiple times, but Cal was able to recover from its sluggish state and eventually emerged triumphant, claiming a 15-11 victory.

The victory against UCSB was well earned, but Cal men's water polo doesn’t have much time to rest, as it will face off against Princeton on Wednesday.

At home and hungry for more, the Bears will need to focus and work together if they want to come out on top in the Sunday game against UCSB.

Although they were defeated in two out of the last three games, the blue and gold came back with a stunning victory against No. 1 USC, outsmarting the Trojans in their home territory.

The Cal men's water polo team looks to claim the proverbial crown against No.1 USC and shake off its mid-season slump in Los Angeles.

After starting the season with a dominant 13-0 showing, the Cal men’s water polo team lost two out of its last three games, going 1-1 in the weekend trip down in Southern California.

Following the disappointing MPSF ending, the Bears look to redeem themselves in the upcoming Southern California showdown against Pepperdine and UC Irvine.

At face value, the weekend may seem like a disappointment after Cal’s first loss of the season to USC. But there were still plenty of positives.

Cal comes home to host the MPSF Invitational with hopes of keeping its perfect record alive, a welcome sight after playing nine of its 10 games on the road.

Over the weekend, the No. 4 Bears squeezed by the Aggie shootout to remain undefeated and secure head coach Kirk Everist's 400th career win.