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Vastly different from last year’s NCAA winning squad, the Cal men’s swimming team lost some of its veteran seniors, but somehow the expectations for a three-peat have only increased. Last spring, swim coaches around the nation ranked the Bears’ fourth in their power rankings. This year, the players are the
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Cal’s 38 Olympic athletes represent 17 countries on six continents. 19 of them come from North America, and 17 hail from the U.S. This list isn’t just a showcase of Cal’s talent, but a testament to Cal’s ability to attract athletes from all around the world.
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You’re going to see a lot of Olympic coverage on TV over the next two weeks. We help you sort through the coverage so you can watch as many of Cal’s 38 Olympians as possible from July 28 to August 12.
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If each and every Cal swimmer turns in the meet of his life this weekend, the Cal men’s swim team has a chance to leave Seattle with its second consecutive national championship. And if the squad wins another national title, the city of Berkeley needs to throw a ticker-tape parade
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On Oct. 9, 2009, the Cal men’s swimming team opened the season against Hawaii with a 156-139 win. The narrow victory was the closest of the Bears’ five dual meet wins on the year, and Cal would go on to finish No. 2 at the NCAA championships, just missing out
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