Women's Swim & Dive

In a back-to-back matchup, No. 6 Cal is lined up to race against No. 24 Arizona on Friday at 2 p.m. and Arizona State at 12 p.m. Saturday. In this annual joint meet, the Bears have an opportunity to get back into the rhythm of competition and weekly races.

The women’s swim and dive team has been rolling through its season, creating significant waves for its competition.

The Spieker Aquatic Center pools are heating up for the first time since Oct. 15 as the Bears are diving into their upcoming meet against UC San Diego.

The Bears ended day one of competition the same way they started — making waves in national times and ranks.

With Cal women's swim and dive's forward-looking mindset, it took every chance in its season to prepare for this meet in Minneapolis.

For the first time in four years, the Bears will return to Ute territory, competing in their second dual meet of the season and their first meet out of state.

After dominating the past two swim meets, the Bears finally found a team that matches their competitive edge. This past weekend, No. 6 Cal raced against No 1. Virginia in a meet indicative of the competition to come later this season.

At the Chick-fil-A Invitational in Fresno, the Bears swam their way into first place, making history and breaking pool records.

The Bears will dive into competitive territory as they face off against the likes of UCLA, Washington State and host Fresno State this weekend.

Cal women's swim and dive will always be an elite program, headed by one of the most accomplished coaches in the world, which makes the team extremely capable of putting up elite races day in and day out.