University of California, Berkeley

Duality of The Dual: Men’s crew devours, women’s crew gets devoured by Huskies Bob Dahlberg/CourtesyWomen’s crew: Not everything is always rainbows and butterflies for Cal. The No. 7 Bears faced defeat to No. 10 Washington in four out of five races over the weekend. Starting The Dual off with the fourth varsity eights, the Bears completed the race with a time of 6:46.7— just … [Read more...] about Duality of The Dual: Men’s crew devours, women’s crew gets devoured by Huskies

Going out swinging: Cal’s season ends in Pac-12 championship tournament Nora Povejsil/Senior StaffAfter struggling through the Pac-12 season with a 2-6 record, No. 50 Cal men’s tennis still had a chance to become champions and qualify for the NCAA tournament by winning the Pac-12 championship tournament. Unfortunately for Cal — seeded seventh in the tournament — it had to face … [Read more...] about Going out swinging: Cal’s season ends in Pac-12 championship tournament

Miami came with heat, Cal dropped the series Theo Wyss-Flamm/Senior StaffJust as the Bears were coming up for a breath of fresh air, they barely got their head above water.  In a weekend series against Miami University, Cal was dominated on the diamond in Oxford, Ohio. The Bears left with two losses and a tie in the final game, coming back to Berkeley with the need for … [Read more...] about Miami came with heat, Cal dropped the series

RRR week: Rallies, runs, RBIs all necessary for Cal’s success Theo Wyss-Flamm/Senior StaffAs the end of the semester nears and final exams approach, Cal softball starts its last stretch of games and series to close out the season. Before playing three consecutive Pac-12 teams, the blue and gold first have a midweek review session against the Spartans at home.  Let’s see if the … [Read more...] about RRR week: Rallies, runs, RBIs all necessary for Cal’s success

No. 6 Bears approach NCAA championships Hsi-Min Chan/StaffCal women’s water polo’s first game in the MPSF championships, scheduled for April 22 against Arizona State, was canceled. The two teams that were left for the Bears to face were USC and UCLA — both games took place this past weekend at Uytengsu Aquatics Center in Los Angeles. The Bears and the Trojans went up against … [Read more...] about No. 6 Bears approach NCAA championships