Claire Yerby

Competing at Edwards Stadium on Saturday, the intensity of the Cal and Stanford rivalry will be on full display. With strong outdoor campaigns from both teams, athletes will surely be put to the test.

Splitting up between Texas Relays and the Stanford Invitational, the Bears’ track and field magic was on full display with personal bests, podium finishes, and three top-10 program marks.

Battling at the penultimate meet of the indoor season, junior Jada Hicks and sophomore David Foster earned two program records. Many Bears did not make the cut for nationals, but notable performances were still seen across the board.

Representing in Washington and New Mexico, the Bears had their most memorable weekend yet of the indoor season with five program records and a sub-four-minute mile time.

As the Bears split up between New Mexico and Washington, the distance squad will be put to the test for the first time this season against elite competition at the Husky Classic.

After a hard-fought season, Cal cross country ran its last race at the NCAA West Regional Championships.

On Nov. 11, Cal cross country will be racing in the NCAA West Regional championships amongst some of the nation’s best.

On Oct. 28, Cal cross country raced in the 2022 Pac-12 championships at UCR. Ultimately, Cal was outmatched and outpaced by its opponents in the conference.

Cal’s cross country athletes certainly made their presence known in Riverside territory. WIth nine athletes recording their personal best records, it was the individual achievements that deserved a spotlight from the power of the pen.

Now, depending on end of season qualifiers, the Bears have just six meets left — six more chances to walk off the track proud.