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Despite Franklin placed first in the 200m free, the degree of her first-liness was almost disappointing by her aquatic standards. But the winning didn't stop there. In the 400m free relay, Franklin was called upon to be the pivotal final swimmer with the responsibility of catching up to the leading team, which was a full second ahead of Franklin. #nobigdeal as Franklin swam strong and brought the Bears the win!
Caitlin Leverenz had a big night with a win in the 400m IM finale, but the biggest individual win may belong to—no surprise—Missy Franklin.
The Missile wasted little time in firing off tonight as she blitzed the women's 200-meter back in 2:09.57. That effort pushed Franklin to ninth in the SwimVortex world rankings, as she shoved aside Sinead Russell's 2:09.58 from Canadian Nationals.
Women's Tennis
- No. 24 Lynn Chi advanced to the semifinals of the NCAA Singles Championship with huge upsets over the eighth- and first-ranked players!
Men's Tennis
Men's Golf
- Congratulations to Brandon Hagy, Keelan Kilpatrick, and Joël Stalter for earning spots on the Division I PING All-West Region team
- After the first round of the NCAA Men's Golf Championships, the no. 5 Bears are one under par
Women's Golf
Men's Basketball
Volleyball
- Moute a Bidias won't be the only Bear spending summer overseas as this team will spend two weeks competing and enjoying various stops in Europe, including the homelands of Nikki Gombar and Lana Vukasovic
Baseball
Women's Water Polo
Lacrosse
Rugby
Football
- A look back at two stellar Cal defensive linemen, Brandon Mebane (a Super Bowl champion!) and Andre Carter
- The Bears went on a tour of San Quentin State Prison as a reminder to make the right decisions
- Prepare thyself to get hyped
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