Derrick Chen

The Bears came back from Austin, Texas, with solid results in doubles competition but still much to accomplish to achieve regularity in singles matches.

In college tennis, athletes play individually, but most of the time are still fighting for their team. This was fully on display over the past few weeks, as the Cal men’s tennis players have been busy traveling to college and professional tournaments alike.

Although Magnaudet was the only qualifier in this event, head coach Kwinta saw the tournament as proof that his whole team is ready to thrive.

Five Cal players will step out onto their home courts Friday to fight to qualify for the Battle in the Bay tournament held in San Francisco next weekend.

No. 50 Cal men’s tennis had a chance to be Pac-12 champions. Unfortunately for Cal, it had to face a team that it had already lost to twice this season: No. 13 USC.

After finishing the regular season 11-9, Cal men’s tennis heads down to Ojai to compete in the Pac-12 championships.

In its final regular season match of the season, No. 45 Cal men’s tennis fell to No. 16 Stanford in the Big Slam as the squad could not use its momentum in singles.

No. 45 Cal men’s tennis has struggled through the Pac-12 season, but it takes on its biggest rival in No. 16 Stanford in the second edition of the Big Slam.

After a prolonged losing streak for Cal men’s tennis, the Bears fell just short against the Ducks, before completing a comeback win against the Huskies.

After two tough road losses to conference rivals, Cal men’s tennis hopes to correct its path through the season with battles against Arizona State and Arizona in the desert.