Huskies

For the second year in a row, Cal men’s rowing became the Pac-12 champion while women’s rowing placed third overall.

To finish off its season, Cal men’s tennis headed northward to Oregon and Washington. In close matches, the Bears defeated the Ducks but fell short against the Huskies.

The men’s crew had a successful weekend up in Washington against the Huskies winning four out of five races and leaving with the Schoch Cup while the women's crew won three out of five races but lost the V8+ race and the Simpson cup.

Both men’s and women’s crew teams will be making the journey to Seattle to race against the Washington Huskies in their second-to-last races of the season.

Before it takes a brief Pac-12 intermission, Cal must face another immediate challenge against the third-ranked Pac-12 team, Washington.

Jack Plummer makes an impressive read and throws across his body in the third-quarter opening drive. However, across the body throws are risky and not something Plummer needs to make a habit of.

It's a whole new coaching staff — new head coach, Kalen DeBoer, replaced Jimmy Lake, who was fired last season, and almost every coach this season has been different, so the Huskies pretty much have an entirely new staff.

For the first time since the start of the pandemic, Cal is playing at a high caliber of competition against the nation’s best softball programs.

In the rainbow state, Cal softball found the pot of gold in three out of the five games the team played at the Wahine Classic in Honolulu.

In a down-to-the-wire nail-biter, Cal women’s gymnastics bested Stanford 196.325-196.275, earning its highest season-opening score in program history.