Jeff Duensing News Today

Competing in Austin, Texas, the Bears put on a show for the last time. Although no Cal athlete walked away with a national title, veteran Bears ended their careers strong and rookies managed to impress.

Competing May 24-27, Cal earned 15 spots at the NCAA track and field championships in Austin, Texas. Additionally, decathlon pre-qualifier senior Hakim McMorris and 4x100m relay alternate junior Ryan Lacefield will join the team at the championships.

Splitting up between Texas Relays and the Stanford Invitational, the Bears’ track and field magic was on full display with personal bests, podium finishes, and three top-10 program marks.

This weekend Cal excelled in New Mexico with sophomore athletes dominating across events and making history.

Cal Goes 1-3-5 In Men's Shot Put, Three Women Qualify For 100m Finals

This weekend will be grueling for both athletes and coaches as resources are spread thin across three large events.

The Pac-12 Invitational, which marks the close of the indoor season, is really just the beginning for the blue and gold.

With only four meets left in the indoor season, the Bears will return to Albuquerque to compete under the desert sun at the Don Kirby Invitational.

Mason Mangum made his collegiate debut in long jump at Cal track and field's season opener, where he recorded the 10th-best jump in school history.

BERKELEY – Championship season is back in action for the Bears.   California track & field opens the NCAA preliminary round of the postseason with a squad of 18 student-athletes set to compete at the NCAA West Regional May 26-29 in College Station, Texas. The Golden Bears will have 11 women and seven men competing at E.B Cushing Stadium on the campus of Texas A&M. The top 48 declared student-athletes in each individual event—24 for relays—are competing for a top-12 finish to secure a tri...