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Despite a valiant effort against the Wildcats on Saturday, Sunday’s collapse leaves the Bears with much to prove in the waning weeks of their 2021 campaign.
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Cal volleyball was unable to pull out a victory against Arizona last weekend, leaving the Bears at the bottom of the Pac-12.
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As Cal enters its final homestand of the season, it will have its best and perhaps final chance at earning a victory this year. If the team’s not at its best, the harsh reality of a winless season will be staring it in the face.
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In a year full of ups and downs, Cal women’s basketball has an opportunity to end the regular season on a high note as it faces Arizona and Arizona State.
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Cal baseball fell short of nine consecutive wins Sunday but still emerged from the weekend as winners against Arizona.
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The Grand Canyon runs nearly 300 miles through the heart of the northern Arizona redlands. The mile-deep, steep-cliff crevasse was formed by roughly 17 million years of aquatic erosion, and thanks to conservationists like Teddy Roosevelt, today it remains well-preserved and maintains, its awe-inspiring beauty. The area was believed to
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Ho, hum. At Cottrell Field in Moraga, Calif., the No. 1 Cal softball team disposed of yet another opponent in dominating fashion, defeating the St. Mary’s Gaels 9-0 on Wednesday. The Bears jumped out to a first inning lead and never relinquished the advantage, taking care of another nonconference opponent
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Following a two-week hibernation, the Bears were determined to begin conference play on a good note. And not even the thin Utah air or dry Arizona heat could stop them from doing so. The No. 12 Bears (9-7) traveled to Salt Lake City, Utah on Friday to face the Utes
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