Berkeley Rec Sports

After months of limited capacity access to the Recreational Sports Facility, or RSF, reservations will no longer be required starting Sept. 7. 

The Recreational Sports Facility, or RSF, closed Wednesday in accordance with an updated public health order from the city of Berkeley.

As of Tuesday, UC Berkeley students can swim at Spieker Pool and Golden Bear Pool by reservation, according to the Berkeley Recreational Sports website.

A sports practice or game is a four-for-one deal: You get competition, a social event, exercise and a study break all together in one activity. But, as the number of coronavirus cases in the United States continues to rise at unprecedented rates, how will collegiate student-athletes, of all athletic levels, replace such a package deal should this fall be a sportless semester?

Berkeley Rec Sports Interim Director Brigette Lossing announced that facilities would remain closed until May 31.

Berkeley Rec Sports has extended its closures of facilities and programs through May 3 after originally doing so until April 7.

Berkeley Rec Sports has announced that they will cease all operations of all facilities, programs and services starting Monday, March 16 at 6 p.m. through Sunday March 29.

Berkeley Rec Sports has released a statement limiting hours of operation at the Recreational Sports Facility, suspending operations at some locations and suspending intramural and club sports until March 30.

Are you itching to swim but overwhelmed by your options? Here’s the Clog’s power ranking of the Rec Sports swimming pools to help you decide.

After days of community backlash, Chancellor Carol Christ announced Thursday evening that classes would be canceled because of poor air quality.