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Saturday’s contest, however, appeared as a shock for many, as Cal only narrowly scraped past BYU at Witter Rugby Field, 24-21.

Last weekend, No. 4 Cal women’s tennis struggled with the follow through in many of its matches and fell in the quarter finals of the national indoor championship.

After a stellar start to the season, No. 4 Cal women's tennis carved itself a path to indoor nationals, beating BYU and Vanderbilt to qualify.

In the final stretch, Cal women's tennis is playing its last match before the big tournament in the first part of the spring season.

Cal hosted the ITA Kickoff Weekend, one of 15 across the country last week. Tensions were high as the winner was to secure a spot for the national indoor championship.

After time away from the court, Cal men's and women's tennis started their spring semester off with roaring success at the Hawaii Invitational.

Cal men’s and women’s tennis will start their spring seasons in Honolulu, Hawaii and hope to start the spring with a bang.

Despite high hopes for a strong season starter, Cal women's golf finished 10th out of 15 other teams competing.

On a beautiful Saturday morning, the Cal rugby squad began the 2021 season with a 38-27 triumph over old rival BYU.

While Cal women’s gymnastics has never won nationals as a team, this year’s squad appears poised to embark on a competitive postseason run. The blue and gold have the second highest national qualifying score among teams at the Morgantown Regional.