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In case the Cal women’s swimming community wasn’t already aware that Missy Franklin’s departure is going to be a big loss for the program, they certainly know now. On Monday, Franklin was awarded the Honda Cup, which is annually handed out to the best female collegiate athlete in the country.
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The Cal varsity men’s crew raced against the best crews in the country this weekend at the IRA Championships on Mercer Lake in New Jersey, while the women raced at the NCAA Championships at Gold River, California. The women fought hard through the qualifying races in Gold River, advancing to
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The Cal men’s and women’s crew teams will race at their final regattas of the year this weekend: the IRA championships in West Windsor, New Jersey, and the NCAA championships in Gold River, California, respectively. The No. 2 varsity men will race the best crews from around the country, with
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If one were to bet during the middle of the season against the Cal women’s golf team reaching the NCAA Championships, the odds would have been greatly in the bettor’s favor. The team was struggling to make an impact on the golf course, and more than often than not, the
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UC Berkeley women’s swim team associate head coach Kristen Cunnane filed a civil complaint alleging that the Moraga School District failed to prevent sexual abuse to her and other students two decades ago.
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And so ends the Jana Juricova era for the Cal women’s tennis team. The senior still has the singles and doubles tournaments coming up this week, but winning a team title was the one box still unchecked for the former singles and doubles champion. The ninth-seeded Bears advanced farther than
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This Monday at the LaVern Gibson Championship Course in Terre Haute, Ind., senior Deborah Maier will approach the chalk line again at the NCAA Championships. Looking across the line last year, Maier saw Villanova star Sheila Reid and a little farther down Georgetown All-American Emily Infeld. Behind her was nothing
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