Men's Swim & Dive

Cal finished the regular season with a 167.5-130.5 win against Stanford. The team now heads to Tucson, Arizona, for the Pac-12 Diving Championships scheduled from Wednesday to Saturday.

Despite pool closures and uncertain scheduling, Cal has managed to stay tightknit through the Zoom era. However, training and competing amid the pandemic, the Bears are swimming in uncharted waters.

In Cal’s first scored meet of the season, the Bears managed to beat the USC Trojans 107-76, breaking records in the process.

After months spent floundering on land, the Cal men’s swim and dive team is finally returning back to the water — this time for a scored competition against USC.

The Cal men’s swim team balances the responsibility of following stay-at-home orders with newfound challenges to training.

The CSCAA announced the selection of its 2019-20 Division 1 All-American team where a total of 14 swimmers from the Cal swim team earned honors.

Head coach David Durden was named Pac-12 Swimming Coach of the Year and junior Ryan Hoffer was named Pac-12 Swimmer of the Year.

The Cal men’s swim and dive team easily swam to victory for its third consecutive Pac-12 title in Federal Way, Washington.

Despite a floundering start to their postseason, the Bears will fight to sink or swim as they compete for their third consecutive Pac-12 title.

Cal men’s swim improves to 4-0 in conference meets after its largest win of the season, this time against its bitter, cross bay rivals.