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Klara Fabikova loves to focus on details. Whether her forehand action is not in perfect rhythm or her foot movement on the court is not quick enough, she makes it a point to work on it until she has improved it. Tennis runs in Fabikova’s family. Her parents, Hana Fabikova
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This year’s NCAA Tournament in Waco, Texas, was marred with unfortunate deja vu for Cal women’s tennis. The third-seeded Bears dropped a heartbreaker to 14th-seeded Stanford, 4-3, in the round of 16. Getting upset by their rival made for a bitter ending to the Bears’ season, especially because the team
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The No. 3 Cal women’s tennis team proved its worth in the regular season after finishing second in the Pac-12 conference, but this weekend, it was the players’ turns to display their strengths on a more individual level at the Pac-12 championships in Ojai, California. The Bears had some strong
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As the No. 4 Cal women’s tennis team faced its biggest rival, No. 11 Stanford, on Cal Day — a day that celebrates the very essence of UC Berkeley — the team provided another reason for fans to cheer as it blitzed the Cardinal, 5-2. Cal was coming off an
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After a series of nonconference matchups in the last few weeks, the No. 7 Cal women’s tennis team kicks off Pac-12 action with its match against No. 47 Colorado on Friday. The Bears return to Hellman Tennis Complex after they defeated Stanford last week. The Bears (7-2) have gone down
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As a lonely saxophone played “Somewhere over Rainbow” in the distance behind the Hellman Tennis Complex, a more dramatic symphony unfolded on the courts early Saturday afternoon with two members of the Cal women’s tennis team — Lyann Hoang and Cecilia Estlander — battling on separate courts in the gold
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Fraught with injuries and faced with last-minute changes, Cal’s women’s tennis team only had two players return home Sunday after a modest showing at the Saint Mary’s Invitational. Originally, the Bears intended to send five players to last weekend’s tournament, but a series of injuries and an NCAA clearance issue
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As one fleet returns home, a new squad of Cal women’s tennis players will hit the road this weekend to compete at the Saint Mary’s Invitational in Moraga, Calif. The annual tournament will begin Friday and conclude Sunday at the Korth Tennis Complex at Saint Mary’s College. In a format
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The Cal women’s tennis team will be bringing more than its fundamentally solid, nearly mistake-free brand of tennis to Urbana, Ill., next week, when the next rounds of the NCAA tournament begin. The Bears will also be bringing a good dose of Cal spirit with them. The team has a
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A coup has taken place in women’s collegiate tennis. First-year players throughout the country have unseated the old guard and will likely determine the national pecking order as the dual season continues. In an indication of the strength of the vanguard, four freshmen were placed in the top 10 in
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