track and field

Crumpacker graduated from UC Berkeley with a degree in English in 1977. During his time on campus, Crumpacker was very involved with The Daily Californian, serving as sports editor.

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.

Representing the Bears in Albuquerque this weekend will be seniors Camryn Rogers and Hakim McMorris. In the women’s weight throw and men’s heptathlon, these two seniors will face off against the nation’s best athletes.

With the closing of a historic indoor season, the Bears now welcome the outdoor season with open arms. On Saturday, Edwards Stadium will be brought back to life as the Bears compete on their home turf.

Battling at the penultimate meet of the indoor season, junior Jada Hicks and sophomore David Foster earned two program records. Many Bears did not make the cut for nationals, but notable performances were still seen across the board.

On Friday and Saturday, Cal will face an array of tough competition in Seattle, Washington at its penultimate meet of the indoor season before heading to nationals.

Representing in Washington and New Mexico, the Bears had their most memorable weekend yet of the indoor season with five program records and a sub-four-minute mile time.

This weekend Cal excelled in New Mexico with sophomore athletes dominating across events and making history.

Cal’s roster this season, which includes nearly 40 newcomers, looks set to continue to make track and field history. It will be put to the test for the first time in the High Desert on Friday.

Even more disappointing than the shortened season is the fact that other schools get to compete at more invitationals than Cal.