Roberto Valera

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.

The Bears improved their defensive efforts, defeating both UC Davis and USC with four-point leads.

Six players made the ACWPC All-America team and head coach Kirk Everist was named National Coach of the Year.

Southern California became Bear territory last weekend as the Cal men’s water polo team shut down UCLA and USC to claim the 2021 NCAA Championship title.

Cal men's water polo was unable to hold onto its win streak and the pool bled gold and blue as it went 0-2 last weekend.

The Bears are currently the top ranked team in the nation, but there are a number of worthy opponents waiting for them.

After ending their regular season on a high note, the No. 1 Bears swept the postseason conference awards for the first time in 13 years.

The blue and gold seized the senior day and closed out their regular season with a massive victory over the Bruins.

The No. 1 Bears may have won the Big Splash, but they can’t let their guard down just yet, for there is another old rival waiting with scores to settle: No. 3 UCLA.

Sitting solidly at No. 2 in the rankings, the Cal men's water polo team is looking to add another tally mark to its ongoing streak against its bitter rival.