Men's Swim & Dive

After narrowly losing to Stanford in their season closer last year, the Bears are back with a vengeance. They host the Cardinal at Spieker Aquatics Complex this Saturday.

New addition Lucas Henveaux set the tone early for the Bears, who had suffered their first defeat of the season at the hands of Arizona State last week.

Having suffered a sizable defeat against No. 1 ranked Arizona State last week, the blue and gold look to get back on track in the win column against the Trojans.

In one of the most anticipated swim meets of the season, the Bears fell resoundingly short of expectations against No. 1 ranked Arizona State.

This weekend, the Bears look to maintain their perfect season as they meet Arizona, Arizona State and UC San Diego in four tournaments over the span of two days.

With the mentality of underdogs, the Bears put up dominant performances at the Minnesota Invitational, taking home 14 first-place finishes.

Though Texas came out of the Minnesota Invitational on top last year, Cal enters this year’s rendition having won the two teams’ most recent matchup.

As the sole competitor for Cal men’s diving at the Trojan Diving Invitational, freshman Joshua Thai continues to build on strong start to season.

After years of mediocrity, the men’s diving program hopes to finally take pressure off of the dominant swim team

No. 1 Cal men’s swimming showed its prowess Friday when it faced No. 6 Stanford in the Triple Distance Meet, winning three out of six events and both relays.