Men's Swim & Dive

Although Cal nearly swept the Triple Distance Meet last year, fans should anticipate a close match between the Bay Area rivals.

In the pursuit of perfection, the Bears aim to fine-tune all aspects of their swimming during lower-stake dual meets

Having gone into this meet against Pacific at half-strength last year, the Bears hope to showcase their dominance with a full roster and continue to strengthen their team for the upcoming seasons.

With the exception of the two events that the Bears raced as exhibitions, the blue and gold took home first and second in each swimming race.

Since 2012, Cal men’s swimming has faced Utah five times, defeating the Utes by at least 69 points in each matchup.

As the defending national champs, Cal men’s swim and dive kicks off its season at San Luis Obispo hoping to avoid the infamous championship hangover.

Building upon its momentum following the Pac-12 championships, Cal men’s swim and dive bested its rival, Texas, to bring home a national championship.

In an impressive start to the postseason, the Bears took home the Pac-12 championship trophy for the fifth year in a row.

Cal looks for its next title at the Pac-12 championships at Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way, Washington, from Wednesday through Saturday.