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While football will fight to bring home the axe this weekend, Cal women’s swimming will battle for the golden goggles. Ok, so those do not actually exist. But the bragging rights at stake when any Bear faces any Stanford team sure do. And the rivalry is even fierier when such
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The meet was billed as Cal women’s swimming vs. Washington State. In reality, it was more of a Cal vs. Cal meet as most races featured Bears battling their teammates for the wins. With Cal swimmers sweeping most races, the Bears routed the Cougars with a 160 to 89 final
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The Cal women’s swimming team took full advantage of two opportunities to defeat Oregon State this weekend. The No. 1 Bears won all 14 events on Friday to sweep the Beavers, 168-85, at the Dixon Recreation Center, their home in Corvallis, Ore. Cal then won 13 of 14 events against
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In its Pac-12 season opener this weekend, the Cal women’s swimming team is slated to take on Oregon State — twice. The No. 1 Bears will swim against the Beavers on Friday in Corvallis, Ore., and again on Saturday on the Nike Campus in Beaverton, Ore. Both are identical dual
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Cal women’s swimming team didn’t win the last event at the 2011 NCAA Championships in Texas last March. But a third place finish in the 400-yard freestyle relay was enough to clinch Cal’s second NCAA title in three years. The Bears collected a school-record 424 points to edge out second-place Georgia
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Fresh off the heels of its second NCAA team title in three years, the Cal women’s swimming team dominated Cal Poly in its first meet of the year in San Luis Obispo, Calif., this weekend. Junior Caitlin Leverenz swam the lowest combined time of 4:45.12 in five 100-yard events on Friday
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The Cal women’s swimming team will start the season at Cal Poly in a nontraditional two-day meet in San Luis Obispo, Calif., on Friday and Saturday. On Friday, swimmers will vie for the Queen of the Pool title in five 100-yard events. The swimmer with the lowest combined times in
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