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Winning this championship in dominant fashion was definitely well deserved, but breaking Stanford’s four-year championship run is perhaps the most gratifying aspect for Cal fans.
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The finalists for the Jack Nicklaus Award include one player each from the NCAA Division I, NCAA Division II, NCAA Division III, NAIA, and the NJCAA.
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For the fourth straight year, the No. 2 Cal men’s swim and dive team finished as the runner-up at the NCAA Championships, just behind Texas, which claimed its fourth consecutive national title Saturday.
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For three years running, Cal has finished runner-up in collegiate men’s swimming and diving’s biggest stage, where the lights shine the brightest and the crowd roars the loudest.
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While everyone else will be hitting the snooze buttons this weekend, the Cal’s men’s and women’s crew teams will be up at the crack of dawn, readying themselves for the final events of the Bears’ fall season. Instead of hiding underneath warm comforters, both teams will be rowing on top
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By the end of the U.S. men’s water polo team’s run to first place at the 2015 Pan American Games, Cal rising sophomore Luca Cupido proved that his many believers, who have created so much hype around him, are believing in anything but fool’s gold, as he shot himself into
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Following its most disappointing performance of the year two weeks ago at the MPSF championships, the Cal men’s gymnastics team has spent its last days of practice before the NCAA championship regaining its confidence and becoming as healthy as possible. “Since not doing as well as we were capable of
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The Cal men’s swimming and diving team won its second consecutive NCAA championship on Saturday. The Bears clinched the team title after teammates Will Hamilton and Tom Shields finished 1-2 in the 200 fly on Saturday. Cal outlasted second-place Texas, 535.5-491. The Bears won six events and scored points in each
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The regular season just didn’t mean that much to the Cal men’s swim team. Meets, with few exceptions, were nothing more than opportunities to practice in front of a crowd. Training trumped hard-fought competition; expectations for each meet were always tempered. The regular season had the feel of another sport’s
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After the last Cal runner crossed the finish line at the NCAA Championships on Monday, the No. 23 Cal women’s cross country team’s most successful season ended. The results were posted, and the Bears found their name in the 18th position. For many of the runners, this was their last
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