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Douglas Woodring, a former member of Cal men’s swimming, was awarded the 2018 Prince’s Prize for Innovative Philanthropy by Prince Albert II of Monaco last week for his work in ocean protection and global plastic pollution issues.
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Once a scene of a grazing cattle and open farmland, the Stanford family farm is now the university’s campus. Still colloquially referred to as “The Farm”, the campus today, now home to the upper-echelon university, has started to feel more and more like the bustling cities that surround it. To
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Flashback to December 2016. The No. 3 Cal men’s water polo team jumps into the pool at the Spieker Aquatics Complex as the final buzzer rings, signaling the Bears’ 11-8 overtime National Championship win over No.1 USC. Almost a year later, in a little shorter but just as dramatic of
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Recent history between these teams makes every match-up feel enormous. In last postseason’s semifinals, Cal dispatched the Bruins in OT and it’s highly likely they will meet again this year. In pulling off the huge win in Westwood didn’t distract the Bears from taking care of business on Sunday against Long Beach State.
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For most people, there’s really not much that can be accomplished in 15 seconds. In 15 seconds, you could probably fold one shirt, do simple arithmetic, take one bite of cereal or listen to one-twelfth of a song. But that’s how long it took junior Odysseas Masmanidis to find the
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Only a month into the fall men’s water polo season, there is still time and opportunity for improvement. For teams such as the No. 3 Cal men’s water polo team (11-1), the chances of that depend on newer players in certain positions; it would be no surprise for the team
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Only a month into the fall men’s water polo season, there is still time and opportunity for improvement. For teams such as the No. 3 Cal men’s water polo team (11-1), the chances of that depend on newer players in certain positions; it would be no surprise for the team
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With every game comes the good and the bad. Just like with most sports it takes improvement in some areas at the expense others in order to drastically improve as a whole. When the No. 1 Cal men’s water polo team (8-0) played against No. 8 Pepperdine (12-2) on Friday
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The No. 1 Cal men’s water polo team (6-0) surely remembers exactly how incredible it felt to win the 2016 NCAA Championship. Similar to last season, the Bears seem to be cruising through their schedule so far, having yet to lose a match.
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“The second half was super sloppy. We didn’t do what we wanted to do, and our plan was unrealistic. We were trying to make flashy plays instead of just playing. The game got away from us a little bit defensively.”
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