7/9/2009 - M. Basketball
Cal fans who would like to become new men's basketball season-ticket holders for the 2009-10 campaign will have the opportunity to personally select their own seats in Haas Pavilion during a special event on Wednesday, July 15. FULL STORY
7/10/2009 - M. Swimming
Adrian Swimming World Preview | Adrian's 50 Free Victory
California's Nathan Adrian continues to prove he is one of the best freestyle sprinters in the nation, capturing the 100-meter freestyle (48.00) Friday, July 10, at the ConocoPhillips National Championships, held at the IUPUI Natatorium in Indianapolis, Ind. Adrian, who had already earned a spot on the USA squad at the 2009 World Championships (July 26-August 2 in Rome) by winning the 50 free (21.52) on Thursday, now joins Michael Phelps (200 free, 200 fly) and Tyler Clary (400 IM, 200 fly) as the only male swimmers competing in more than one individual event at Worlds. FULL STORY
7/10/2009 - M. Water Polo
Former University of California standout John Mann paced the United States with six goals as Team USA defeated Italy, 11-8, Friday, July 10 at the World University Games in Belgrade, Serbia. Mann played for the Golden Bears from 2003-06 and was named the winner of the 2006 Peter J. Cutino Award as the nation's top collegiate water polo player after helping lead Cal to the 2006 NCAA title. The USA squad, mentored by Bear head coach Kirk Everist, will next compete in the tournament's fifth-place match against Hungary (13-11 winner over Russia) on Sunday, July 12. FULL STORY
7/7/2009 - Football
Purchase Season Tickets | Get Your Gameday Tee
Single-game tickets for the 2009 Cal football season are now on sale to season ticket holders. Don't miss your last chance to become a season ticket holder and receive priority purchasing rights for 2009 single-game tickets before they go on sale to the general public July 14, if available. Season ticket plans start at only $99. Visit the ticket link at CalBears.com or call 1-800-GO-BEARS to get your season tickets now. FULL STORY
7/9/2009 - W. Crew
2009 Under 23 World Championships Trials Results
Mary Jeghers of the California women's rowing team won her pairs race with teammate Grace Luczak at the 2009 Under 23 World Championships Trials on Mercer Lake in West Windsor, N.J. on Thursday. The crew was one of 15 that qualified to represent the United States at the FISA World Rowing Under 23 Championships in Racice, Czech Republic, later this month. FULL STORY
07/09/2009 - M. Swimming
07/09/2009 - W. Swimming
07/09/2009 - Field Hockey
07/09/2009 - W. Basketball
07/08/2009 - W. Swimming
07/08/2009 - M. Swimming
07/08/2009 - Cross Country
07/09/2009 - W. Basketball
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5/29/09 - Women's Crew
Vanna Rocchi has put aside her schoolbooks, her leotard and, for now, her Navy uniform, to focus on one thing - contributing to the success of California women's crew in the NCAA Women's Rowing Championships. |
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5/7/09 - Women's Water Polo
The California women's water polo team put forth the best season in school history in 2009. The Golden Bears finished the season 31-8 overall, which is the highest number of wins ever and ties the school record for highest winning percentage. This year's team not only scored the most goals in program history, but its goals per game average of 12.54 is also tops in the record books. |
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4/20/09 - Women's Water Polo
Redshirt senior two-meter defender Paige Lorenz, the captain of California's women's water polo team, has come from proverbial rags to riches over her excellent career in the pool as a Golden Bear. |
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3/5/09 - Women's Soccer
The 2008 California women's soccer team recorded the program's 23rd winning season against difficult competition and was nationally ranked as high as No. 13 during the course of the year. The Golden Bears finished 10-9-1 overall and went 3-5-1 in Pacific-10 Conference play to finish sixth in the competitive league. |
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3/4/09 - Men's Swimming
Nathan Adrian needed some time away from Berkeley.As freshman swimmer on the 2006-07 California men's swimming & diving team, Adrian earned All-America honors in the 100-yard freestyle, as well as the 200 and 800 free relays, in his first year with the Bears. With an excellent chance to gain a spot on the 2008 U.S. Olympic team, he believed he needed to spend the following year training full time to have a good shot of realizing his dream. |
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3/3/09 - Women's Basketball
A local girl's basketball player who dominates in games against boys and has dreams of law school and nonprofit work. The No. 1 public university in the country with a high-achieving athletics program. The two seem destined to be a perfect match, but when Alexis Gray-Lawson received her first recruiting letter from the Golden Bears at age 12, a future at the University of California was not a given. |
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2/27/09 - Men's Gymnastics
While some students say they've always wanted to attend to the University of California,
Golden Bear student-athlete Kyson Bunthuwong has proof. All he has to do is point to a fifth-grade essay assignment that required him to write about his future plans. Bunthuwong's reasoning was that Cal was the "it" place to be and that the Bear was the best mascot. |
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Composite Schedule
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| Saturday, Aug 15 |
| Women's Soccer vs Pacific |
Berkeley |
2:00 PM PT |
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| Friday, Aug 21 |
| Women's Soccer vs Nevada |
Berkeley |
2:00 PM PT |
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| Friday, Aug 28 |
| Women's Soccer at Portland |
Portland, Ore. |
7:00 PM PT |
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| Field Hockey vs Towson |
Berkeley, Calif. |
4:00 PM PT |
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| Women's Volleyball vs UC Irvine |
Reno, Nev. |
4:30 PM PT |
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| Saturday, Aug 29 |
| Women's Volleyball vs Saint Marys |
Reno, Nev. |
4:30 PM PT |
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| Sunday, Aug 30 |
| Women's Volleyball vs Connecticut |
Reno, Nev. |
11:00 AM PT |
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| Thursday, Sept 3 |
| Women's Volleyball vs Texas |
Honolulu, Hawai'i |
8:00 PM PT |
Gametracker
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| Friday, Sept 4 |
| Men's Soccer at Georgetown |
Georgetown, Md. |
1:00 PM PT |
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| Women's Soccer vs Texas A&M |
Berkeley |
4:30 PM PT |
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| Saturday, Sept 5 |
| Football vs Maryland |
Berkeley, Calif. |
7:00 PM PT |
Gametracker
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| Field Hockey vs Kent State |
Berkeley, Calif. |
11:00 AM PT |
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| Women's Volleyball vs Saint Louis |
Honolulu, Hawai'i |
8:00 PM PT |
Gametracker
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| Men's Water Polo vs Navy Open |
Annapolis, Md. |
TBA |
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| Cross Country vs USF Invitational |
Golden Gate Park |
TBA |
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| Sunday, Sept 6 |
| Men's Soccer at Maryland |
College Park, Md. |
4:00 PM PT |
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| Women's Soccer vs Texas |
Berkeley |
12:00 PM PT |
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| Field Hockey vs Northeastern |
Berkeley, Calif. |
1:00 PM PT |
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| Women's Volleyball at Hawaii |
Honolulu, Hawai'i |
8:00 PM PT |
Gametracker
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| Men's Water Polo vs Navy Open |
Annapolis, Md. |
TBA |
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| Monday, Sept 7 |
| Men's Water Polo vs Saint Francis PA |
New York, N.Y. |
TBA |
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| Sport |
Rank |
| W. Swimming & Diving (5-5, 4-4 Pac-10) |
No. 1 NCAA Finish |
| M. Crew Varsity 8+ (1-1/1-1, Pac-10 Champion) |
No. 2 IRA Regatta Finish |
| W. Crew (4-1/1-1, Pac-10 Champion) |
No. 2 NCAA Championships Finish |
| Rugby (30-2) |
No. 2 USA Rugby |
| M. Gymnastics (17-8) |
No. 4 Troester |
| W. Water Polo (30-6, 3-4 MPSF) |
No. 5 Collegiate Water Polo Association |
| M. Swimming & Diving (6-2, 3-2 Pac-10) |
No. 6 CSCAA |
| Volleyball (26-7, 13-5 Pac-10, third) |
No. 6 Bison/AVCA, No. 7 Molten/Volleyball Magazine |
| M. Water Polo (19-9, 4-4 MPSF, fifth) |
No. 7 Collegiate Water Polo Association |
| W. Tennis (22-5, 7-1 Pac-10, second) |
No. 9 Campbell's/ITA College Tennis Rankings
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| Softball (38-20, 10-10 Pac-10) |
No. 11 NFCA, No. 16 ESPN |
| M. Indoor Track and Field |
No. 12 NCAA Finish |
| M. Soccer (12-4-5, 5-2-3 Pac-10) |
No. 12 NSCAA |
| W. Basketball (27-7, 15-3 Pac-10) |
No. 13 Associated Press, No. 14 ESPN/USA Today |
| M. Track and Field |
No. 23 USTFCCCA |
| Football (9-4, 6-3 Pac-10, fourth) |
No. 25 USA Today |
| W. Golf |
No. 25 Golfweek |
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