Elsie Windes

For the second straight year, 10 individuals will be inducted into the Cal Athletic Hall of Fame. With the addition of the 33rd induction class, the Cal Athletic Hall of Fame will grow to 307 individuals and six rowing teams.

After suffering a painful loss at the hands of the Japanese women's soccer team just one year earlier at the Women's World Cup, Alex Morgan and the U.S. were undoubtedly eager for a chance at revenge at the London Olympics. With a 2-1 win over Japan on Thursday, the U.S. got its revenge.

The chance to win her first gold medal nearly slipped out of Heather Petri’s fingertips when her coach made a blunder in Tuesday’s semifinal against Australia, but the U.S. advanced to its second straight Olympic gold medal game in an 11-9 overtime victory.

Besides Elsie Windes and Heather Petri, who took down Italy, 9-6, no other Calympians were in action on Sunday. The dearth of Cal athletes in action provides a rare opportunity for fans to sit down and contextualize Cal’s accomplishments from the first week.

Three days after his strong opening in the 400 free relay was spoiled by a spectacular French finish, Nathan Adrian clinched his first individual gold medal in the 100 free, taking down Australia's James Magnussen by a mere hundredth of a second in arguably the greatest finish of the Olympics so far.

Cal's 38 Olympic athletes represent 17 countries on six continents. 19 of them come from North America, and 17 hail from the U.S. This list isn't just a showcase of Cal's talent, but a testament to Cal's ability to attract athletes from all around the world.

You're going to see a lot of Olympic coverage on TV over the next two weeks. We help you sort through the coverage so you can watch as many of Cal's 38 Olympians as possible from July 28 to August 12.