Cal Soccer

Cal men’s soccer nearly made a rare blemish on No. 1 Washington’s undefeated record, but lost to a late goal by the Huskies in the last nine seconds of the match. On Sunday, the blue and gold faced Oregon State, where they were able to come back in the latter half of the game to finish the weekend off with a draw.

After a rather dissatisfying loss against UCLA this past weekend on the road, the team is returning to Bear territory looking to get back on a winning streak with its match against the Saint Mary's University Gaels.

To the Bears' relief and the Lancers' demise, Cal persisted, protecting its 1-0 lead until the whistle blew, awarding it its first win and shutout of the season — and Leonard Griffin's first regular season win as a Cal head coach.

Head coach Kevin Grimes announced this past Tuesday that Shoei Honda, a 19-year-old midfielder from Sakado, Japan, has signed a National Letter of Intent to play for Cal in the fall.

The Bears unsurprisingly stumbled through the first few steps, but found their footing after a challenging visit to Corvallis. Here’s how the historic, albeit mediocre, 2020-21 season unfolded.

For some, the personal costs that come with remaining humble are simply too high. For junior C.J. Grey, humility is the whole point.

Gibson slowed down or stopped oncoming attacks, and Boyd was able to communicate her vision of the field, usually anticipating an opponent’s next move.

Carol Christ proposed the campus take on the portion of Cal Athletics’ debt stemming from the seismic costs of the 2012 renovation of California Memorial Stadium.

In case you were too busy studying to keep track of Cal's many sports teams, The Daily Californian's sports editor takes a look back at some of the top moments from the year.