Men's Tennis

After two tough road losses to conference rivals, Cal men’s tennis hopes to correct its path through the season with battles against Arizona State and Arizona in the desert.

After an impressive seven-game winning streak, the Bears finally cooled down as they fell to in-state rivals UCLA and USC.

No. 32 Cal men’s tennis extended its winning streak to seven matches, but the team faces a tough task as it travels to the city of angels for matches against No. 46 UCLA and No. 9 USC.

After receiving the No. 32 rank in the country, Cal downed Purdue 5-2 to improve to 8-3 on the season and will face Yale on Saturday

As the season kicked into high gear, No. 43 Cal had a successful weekend at home defeating Santa Clara and No. 22 Utah in the first official Pac-12 match of the season.

Cal men’s tennis gets ready to face off in two important matches against Santa Clara and No. 22 Utah, which enters this matchup as a perfect 16-0.

While none of the teams won a title in the main draw, the coaching tandem of head coach Kris Kwinta and assistant coach Francis Sargeant took the court and won in the consolation bracket.

With back-to-back wins behind them, Cal men’s tennis heads to the Pacific Coast Championships doubles tournament, led by No. 2 seed duo Yuta Kikuchi and Carl Overbeck.

No. 31 Cal men’s tennis was unstoppable no matter the weather conditions at home, shutting out Army 7-0 a cold Saturday and UNLV 7-0 a warm Monday.

On an unseasonably warm February afternoon in Palo Alto, Cal men’s tennis lost to the No. 8 Stanford Cardinal 4-0 in the Big Slam in nonconference play.