Michigan

After facing 25 opponents, playing 75 doubles and 150 singles matches this spring, Cal men’s tennis finished out its season with a second-round 4-0 loss to No. 7 Michigan at the NCAA championship.

The fifth-seeded Bears fell in the Pac-12 quarterfinals to the fourth-seeded Cardinal, 4-2, ousting Cal men’s tennis from the tournament.

After a doubles point and singles match came down to the wire, Michigan clinched the win against Cal 4-3.

The Bears looked confident out on the courts on Friday against SDSU. Now, Cal steadies itself for No. 3 Michigan, hoping to use the newly found momentum to secure a crucial win.

Cal is losing yet another valuable contributor to what little offensive firepower it had

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There has been much anticipation surrounding potential picks with the NFL draft approaching. Sports reporter AJ Alany gives his take on the upcoming football festivities.

While the Bears were bested in competition, the team finally proved it could stand strong — Cal gymnasts hit 28 of their 30 routines.

Last weekend, No. 4 Cal women’s tennis struggled with the follow through in many of its matches and fell in the quarter finals of the national indoor championship.

The Bears ended day one of competition the same way they started — making waves in national times and ranks.