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Women’s crew finished out its season with an eighth-place in the national championships while the men’s team is off to the races this weekend.

After placing third at the Pac-12 Championships, the Bears will begin the heat races Friday morning for the NCAA championships in Camden, New Jersey.

After facing 25 opponents, playing 75 doubles and 150 singles matches this spring, Cal men’s tennis finished out its season with a second-round 4-0 loss to No. 7 Michigan at the NCAA championship.

Splitting up between Texas Relays and the Stanford Invitational, the Bears’ track and field magic was on full display with personal bests, podium finishes, and three top-10 program marks.

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.

After years of mediocrity, the men’s diving program hopes to finally take pressure off of the dominant swim team

A recent study conducted by UC Berkeley researchers in collaboration with the California Department of Public Health found a connection between droughts and increases in coccidioidomycosis or Valley fever cases.