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Following Carl Emil Overbeck’s first-place finish at the Jack Kramer Invitational, the Bears return to the den satisfied and prepare for winter hibernation.

With the bitter taste of defeat lingering, the Bears hope to improve team morale and secure some quality wins this weekend in the Ralston/Neufield Coaches Challenge and the Jack Kramer Invitational.

After a decent ITA Northwest Regionals run, six Bears will head to Cardinal territory to take part in the ITA Northwest Super Regionals.

Freshman Tim Stepanov shined above other Cal competitors in the men’s singles bracket of the KPSF Open, but failed to close in on the $10,000 cash prize.

The Bears return home after coming up short at the Battle in the Bay Classic.

After a competitive battle in the qualifiers, three Bears are set to take the court at the California Tennis Club for the Battle in the Bay Classic.

Only one of the seven Bears playing Friday through Sunday qualified for the main draw, but the tournament served another purpose as well: Getting new players acclimated to the world of collegiate tennis.

The fifth-seeded Bears fell in the Pac-12 quarterfinals to the fourth-seeded Cardinal, 4-2, ousting Cal men’s tennis from the tournament.

To finish off its season, Cal men’s tennis headed northward to Oregon and Washington. In close matches, the Bears defeated the Ducks but fell short against the Huskies.