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The day after the NCAA granted him eligibility, the transfer Jaylon Tyson notches a 20-point double-double in Cal's loss to Pacific.

The 1-0 Bears will play the second game of the Mark Madsen era at Haas Pavilion.

For Cal men’s water polo, the first test of the season will take place in Los Angeles this upcoming weekend when it partakes in the annual Overnght MPSF Invitational, hoping for first place after settling for third last year.

The blue and gold travel east to face UC Davis and Pacific hoping to keep a zero in the loss column.

Although Cal lost the doubles point against Oregon, it came back with ferocity, winning all six singles lines and posting a victory of 6-1.

The Bears beat San Francisco 5-1 and routed Davis 6-0, in what was an attempt by Cal’s head coach Kris Kwinta to put some additional pressure on his team ahead of tough matchups and conference play beginning as soon as later this week.

he Bears have their sights set on the upcoming double-header against San Francisco and UC Davis. While Cal will be taking San Francisco on its home courts in Berkeley on Saturday, the team will be traveling to Davis to take on the Aggies later that same day.

Despite Cal’s solid 6-1 win over Pacific on Thursday, head coach Kris Kwinta praised the team’s energy over anything else.

The Bears came back from Austin, Texas, with solid results in doubles competition but still much to accomplish to achieve regularity in singles matches.

In a game that seemed to be heading in the wrong direction, Cal was able to make a 5-point comeback in the last six minutes of the game to win the national championship for the second year in a row.