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Cal baseball headed east to Salt Lake City to win a three-game weekend series against the Utah Utes.

Following their match against San Diego, the Bears will then immediately high-tail it over to La Jolla to play in the Pacific Coast Doubles Championships, facing competitors like No. 3 Michigan, No. 8 USC and No. 24 Stanford.

After four weeks in hibernation, Cal cross country is preparing to take on Santa Clara at the Bronco Invitational this weekend.

Cal is now tightening its laces to prepare for the next challenge: the UCR invitational. The course that the Bears will take on come Saturday will certainly not be for the faint of heart.

After consecutive draws against USF and Pepperdine, the blue and gold will now face an unfamiliar foe, the Fullerton Titans.

Sept. 1, Cal will once again be put to the test against University of San Francisco, a long-time steam-rolled rival of Cal’s, along with hosting Pepperdine Sept. 4

Curry led the way for Cal women's basketball's offense, scoring 27 points on an efficient 7/12 from the field and 11/13 from the line.

Cal featured a youthful group made up of two freshmen and two sophomores at the UCSB Classic.

The Bears (2-1) will take on the Waves (6-4) after a string of earlier matches were canceled due to COVID-19 complications.

Catcher Cole Elvis blasted a walk-off home run Friday while Cal’s pitching staff held the Dons in check for a majority of the four-game set.