San Diego

It was a truly special night of college football, unlike any game I’ve ever seen before or will likely see again.

Seven women will be participating in two different tournaments spanning from Nov. 2 to Nov. 6, and two doubles pairs, sophomores Jessica Alsola and Katja Wiersholm and senior Erin Richardson and sophomore Makenna Thiel, will be playing in the highly anticipated ITA National Fall Championships in San Diego. In Tempe, Arizona at the ASU Thunderbird Invitational, Cal will send senior Valentina Ivanov and juniors Hannah Viller Moeller and Cami Brown to participate in doubles and singles matches.

With the sun sinking on the horizon, almost monday arrived in San Francisco and did what any boy band from the beach would do: uncork the fizzy sound of summer and douse The Warfield in bliss.

There’s always a chance to start over in the offseason and try harder in the subsequent season. Except if there isn’t a team to root for.

With a club that prioritizes its players and city’s culture, combined with fans who’ve been waiting for a team of their own, I know Los Angeles will not disappoint.

Freshman Mykolas Alekna’s heave makes him the third-best discus thrower on the planet — quite the recruit for Cal.

If you're looking for a place to go this Spring Break, head over to San Diego, located just two hours south of Los Angeles.

Despite the strong winds that caused the postponements of races at both the California Challenge Cup and Las Vegas Invitational, Cal men’s rowing prevailed.