Track & Field

Saturday’s relay incident was an opportunity for the Bears to exercise their focus and ability to shake things off when things go wrong.

After an impressive indoor season, Cal will be hosting its outdoor season opener on Mar 5 at Edwards Stadium. Events will start at 9:30am.

The Pac-12 Invitational, which marks the close of the indoor season, is really just the beginning for the blue and gold.

Only a handful of Cal athletes competed on Saturday’s meet, while most used the opportunity to soak in the sun and rest their legs.

Following a slew of intense meets in New Mexico and Washington, the All Comers Meet will allow the Bears to recalibrate and enjoy some time at home.

While the sprinters, throwers and jumpers flew to Albuquerque to compete in the Don Kirby Invitational, the distance runners were sent up north to Seattle for the Husky Invitational.

With only four meets left in the indoor season, the Bears will return to Albuquerque to compete under the desert sun at the Don Kirby Invitational.

The highlight of Cal track and field's weekend was David Foster’s scintillating time of 6.77 seconds in the 60-meter dash.

Mason Mangum made his collegiate debut in long jump at Cal track and field's season opener, where he recorded the 10th-best jump in school history.

The place an athlete finishes in is almost entirely dependent on the level of competition that they face, but times are indisputable evidence of fitness.