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After breaking Stanford’s four-year reign as conference champions, the Bears will hope lightning strikes twice; they’ll seek to disrupt the Cardinal’s three-year streak of NCAA Championship wins.
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As one of the most accomplished figures in collegiate sports, it is no surprise that Cal wanted to extend longtime head coach Teri McKeever.
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The Bears will conclude their early-season tour with a two-day trip to Fresno for the annual Chick-Fil-A Invitational this weekend.
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For the second straight year, 10 individuals will be inducted into the Cal Athletic Hall of Fame. With the addition of the 33rd induction class, the Cal Athletic Hall of Fame will grow to 307 individuals and six rowing teams.
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The top swimmers from one of the most decorated women’s swim conferences in the nation will go from competing against one another to competing alongside each other — but only for a weekend, and only in order to take on some of the best competition in the world. Cal women’s
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Watching from the bleachers as Stanford celebrated a third victory in two months must have been difficult for the Cal women’s swimming and diving team. Three times the Bear went up against the Cardinal in the back half of their season, and three times their rival came away on top.
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After winning the Georgia Fall Invitational, the Cal women’s swim and dive team can lay claim to being the best in the country. Nevermind Cal’s No. 10 national ranking. The Bears defeated three of the top 10 teams in the country, and it was not even close. Cal finished first
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Having easily swum past the competition in its first two dual meets of the season, the No. 18 Cal women’s swim team will have an opportunity to see where it stands among the country’s best when it takes on No. 3 Texas this Friday in Berkeley.
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If a real bear and a beaver ever swam a race against each other, the result might be a lot closer than the meet between the Bears and the Beavers on Friday night. The Cal women’s swim team put on a masterful performance in Corvallis, Oregon, taking the meet against
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With the NCAA Championships wrapped up, the Cal women’s swimming and diving team, which finished in third place, has officially completed its season. While the team was unable to duplicate its championship success from a season ago, the third place mark at the NCAAs continues the legacy of consistency that
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