Peter Wright

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.

At the ITA Regional at Stanford, Cal’s men’s tennis looks to gain experience and carve out a team identity as the fall preseason winds down.

At the Gaucho Classic in sunny Santa Barbara, Cal men’s tennis brings the heat, returning to Berkeley with multiple titles to show for its efforts.

At the upcoming Gaucho Classic in Santa Barbara, the “grown-up” Cal Men’s Tennis team looks to show poise and experience amongst familiar competition.

Cal men’s tennis is gearing up for success in the new season. The team played its first matches of the fall last week, at two Bay Area competitions.

Unfortunately for Cal, the Mississippi State duo dominated, running through the Bears to a 6-1, 6-2 victory in two quick sets.

The two played most of the year in the first doubles spot for the Bears, which helped them secure one of the 19 at-large selections.

A large crowd was watching on Cal Day as the No. 41 Bears took on the No. 12 Cardinal, and a win would put Cal at 4-2 in the conference play and drop Stanford to 2-4. Unfortunately for the Bears, they were narrowly defeated 4-3 to give them their second loss to the Cardinal this season.

No. 41 Cal traveled to No. 45 Utah and took home a key 4-2 victory against the Utes to rise to 3-2 in conference play.