Spieker Aquatics Complex

In its final meet of the regular season, Cal men’s swim and dive was determined to make a statement, punctuating senior day with a soaring win over Stanford.

After narrowly losing to Stanford in their season closer last year, the Bears are back with a vengeance. They host the Cardinal at Spieker Aquatics Complex this Saturday.

With the exception of the two events that the Bears raced as exhibitions, the blue and gold took home first and second in each swimming race.

Since 2012, Cal men’s swimming has faced Utah five times, defeating the Utes by at least 69 points in each matchup.

Cal men's swimming and diving flexed its swimming dominance in an absolute blowout against two nationally ranked Arizona teams.

After a month-long break since its last regular-season competition, Cal men’s swim and dive aims to come back aggressively against ASU.

The blue and gold faithful know that if the ball makes it in the hands of water polo center Nikolaos Papanikolaou, it’s game over for the other side.

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

This weekend, Cal men’s swim and dive tackled a dual meet against Utah and at the Pacific Invite, pulling away with wins in both.

Despite pool closures and uncertain scheduling, Cal has managed to stay tightknit through the Zoom era. However, training and competing amid the pandemic, the Bears are swimming in uncharted waters.