Abhijeeth Erra

The US Open is the most unpredictable tournament on the calendar as the long season comes to a head in Queens, New York. The 2022 edition of the tournament continued that trend.

The young and hungry Boston Celtics led by Jayson Tatum take on the golden dynasty that refuses to die in Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors.

It all came down to this tournament. At the end of a season marked by highs and lows, Cal men’s tennis was represented by the No. 28 duo in the country: Yuta Kikuchi and Carl Emil Overbeck in the NCAA Doubles Championships.

No. 50 Cal men’s tennis had a chance to be Pac-12 champions. Unfortunately for Cal, it had to face a team that it had already lost to twice this season: No. 13 USC.

In its final regular season match of the season, No. 45 Cal men’s tennis fell to No. 16 Stanford in the Big Slam as the squad could not use its momentum in singles.

No. 45 Cal men’s tennis has struggled through the Pac-12 season, but it takes on its biggest rival in No. 16 Stanford in the second edition of the Big Slam.

After one of the most competitive seasons in recent history, NBA award season is here! Daily Cal Sports shares its picks for each and every award.

Cal’s inexperience was on full display in tough losses to ASU and Arizona in the desert, but the boys look to defeat Oregon and UW as they return home after a four-match road trip.

After two tough road losses to conference rivals, Cal men’s tennis hopes to correct its path through the season with battles against Arizona State and Arizona in the desert.

No. 32 Cal men’s tennis extended its winning streak to seven matches, but the team faces a tough task as it travels to the city of angels for matches against No. 46 UCLA and No. 9 USC.