Mixed emotions: Johnson qualifies while McMorris misses
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The MPSF Championships bring mixed emotions, as Josh Johnson qualifies for Indoor Nationals while Hakim McMorris narrowly misses qualifying.
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Cal’s throwing team proves it’s ready for 2020 at New Mexico Team Open
Redshirt junior McKay Johnson’s indoor school record at the New Mexico Team Open started the Bears’ season off on a high note.
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Pasts and futures collide at emotional Brutus Hamilton Challenge
Cal put their stamp on the Brutus Hamilton Challenge, winning 25 events over two days. Despite the glut of victories, few athletes registered qualifying marks, a persistent goal in the world of college track and field.
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Cal track and field set for Brutus Hamilton meet
When the sun sets Saturday night, Sandoval will see his final home meet directing the team pass into the history books. After nearly four decades at Cal, Sandoval will bid Edwards Stadium a fond farewell.
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Cal cross country bounces back after Joe Piane Invitational
Cal’s motivation manifested into favorable signs of progress during the headline competition this weekend: the 2018 Wisconsin Pre-Nationals. Here, the Bears were hoping to forget the specter of the Joe Piane Invitational in September.
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Cal men’s cross country finishes 7th, women place 11th at NCAA Pre-Invitational
Despite ups and downs by individual athletes, the Cal cross country team has managed to improve its team placing at every race this season. Director of Cal cross country Tony Sandoval should certainly be pleased with the development of the underclassmen on the team. With the NCAA Qualifiers less than
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Bethan Knights helps Cal cross country place 5th at Roy Griak Invitational
Refusing to be outshone by the recent success of the football squad, Cal cross country runner Bethan Knights put on an impressive exhibition at the Roy Griak Invitational this weekend, dominating the field and completing the 6-kilometer course in a time of 20:54. Knights crossed the 3,000-meter mark in a
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