San Jose State

Cal women’s basketball will host the Raising the B.A.R. Invitational at Haas Pavilion from Friday to Saturday. Preceding it, the Bears are undefeated as they come off a two-game road trip to Auburn and Florida A&M.

Moeller wins singles championship and doubles championship with Mushika.. The team hopes to carry this momentum into the remaining games as they establish themselves as a powerful force in the NCAA.

As a sophomore, Jeremiah Earby is one of Cal’s most promising young stars, and he is ambitious and excited about his goals for the future on and off the field.

Affectionately nicknamed ‘Pops’ by his teammates, new Bear Isaiah Ifanse has an outlook on football and life far beyond his years.

Cal came out of the series disappointed but with some encouraging glimmers of quality.

Just as the Bears caught a clean break in their losing streak, sending San Jose State back into their dugout, No. 14 Arizona State chilled Cal’s hot bats.

It’s a team racked with talent yet incapable of making big strides. Even so, the Bears look to pick up big wins over the upcoming competition.

The blue and gold have shown they are more than capable of putting together a well-rounded team performance, but their inability to do so regularly may ultimately be their downfall.

The invitational began Feb. 14, and while the day might represent love, there was little to be delighted about as the Bears began play.

The women’s swim and dive team has been rolling through its season, creating significant waves for its competition.