Bjorn Hoffmann

After a bye weekend, Cal men's tennis returns to Hellman Tennis Complex to defend its den versus a pack of hungry wolves.

In their most dominant display of the spring, the Bears rolled two of Northern California’s best teams in the same day at Hellman Tennis Complex.

Tournaments in Newport Beach and Cambridge marked the end of the fall season, but the promise of the spring season remains enticing to Cal men’s tennis.

At the Oracle ITA National Fall Championships in Newport Beach and the Chowder Fest in Cambridge, Cal’s men’s tennis seeks final success before entering hibernation and awakening for the spring regular season.

Multiple Bears make deep runs into the final, only to fall short. Despite that result, the team continues to show promising development.

In the first weekend of the ITA All-American Championships, the Bears found early team success, hoping to carry it into the upcoming main draws in Tulsa.

Traveling to Tulsa, the Cal men’s tennis team seeks game experience, season preparation and future tournament berths at the ITA All-American Championships.

Unfortunately, for No. 24 Cal men’s tennis, its season was cut short after a 4-0 loss at the hands of No. 2 Texas ended a strong postseason run.

Cal reached this stage by defeating Drake and No. 15 Illinois, and they will now return to Austin for the super regionals.

If there was any doubt about the No. 24 Cal men’s tennis team, it has all but vanished as the unseeded squad defeated Drake and upset No. 15 Illinois to kick off the NCAA tournament.