Collegiate running isn’t fair in 2021
Even more disappointing than the shortened season is the fact that other schools get to compete at more invitationals than Cal.
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Meet Rosalie Fish, athlete and activist for Indigenous women
Long-distance track and cross country athlete Rosalie Fish uses her athletic platform to raise awareness for missing and murdered Indigenous women.
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Eternally stoked: Ariane Arndt says yes to life
In her post-college life, Ariane Arndt continues to pursue her goals and say yes to challenges.
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She’s fast, they’re furious: What Caster Semenya’s story teaches us about colonialism
Semenya’s story must be understood if the sporting world wishes to dismantle the white colonialism that allows these injustices to repeat themselves.
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Cal track and field shines against elite teams at MPSF
The MPSF Indoor Championships, the culmination of the Bears’ indoor regular season, saw Cal finish with three first places and a mind-blowing 14 top-five finishes.
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David Torrence, Olympic runner, found dead at 31
David Torrence, an Olympic runner who ran for Cal from 2004 to 2008, was found dead in a swimming pool at his condo in Scottsdale, Arizona, on Monday. He was 31. Remembered for his fervor and passion for the sport, Torrence leaves behind a legacy as notable for his tangible
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The Daily Californian tours the Fulton “Track” House
For more than 16 years, Fulton House has been housing members of the track and field team for Cal. What’s it like to live with your teammates? The Daily Cal finds out. Cinematography by Lizzie Kroner and Ashley-Grace Vo Edited by Lizzie Kroner
Olympians: They’re just like us
Approximately every 1,460 days we have the privilege, nay the honor, to witness superhumans perform on a global stage. In an astonishing feat of athleticism that is quite literally the best in the world, demigods from every corner of the planet come together to show us mere mortals just how superior they are. To us serfs, the Olympics are a great source of entertainment and national pride. But beyond that, the Games often beckon the question “why can’t we do that?” Well rest assured, spectators. We at the Clog are here to assure you that you, in fact, can never achieve what those superheroes are pulling off this August.
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Brutus Hamilton: an athlete and a gentleman
Brutus Hamilton was not Cal’s winningest coach, highest paid coach or even Cal’s manliest coach (that last award would clearly go to Jack Clark), but there’s a good reason that this past weekend Cal hosted a Brutus Hamilton Invitational Meet at Edwards Stadium. So let’s take a trip down memory
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Maier, Reilly take lead for Bears in weekend races
The Cal track and field team had a weekend of record-breaking performances in a variety of events. The Don Kirby Invitational held Friday in Albuquerque, N.M., as a one-day event featured mostly jumping and sprint events while the Flotrack Husky Indoor Classic lasted Friday and Saturday in Seattle and saw
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