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Sand Volleyball
Cal's No. 3 pair of senior Inanna Eshoo and freshman Katie Regalia reached the quarterfinals of the Santa Cruz Invitational on Sunday before falling in a three-set match to a team from Santa Clara.
Baseball
The Utah Utes used a three-run fifth inning to top the No. 14 Golden Bears 3-2 in the series finale on Sunday afternoon. With the loss, Cal moves to 20-7 and 7-2 in Pac-12 play.
Softball
Down 3-0 in the final inning, the No. 17 Golden Bears strung together three late hits in the bottom of the seventh and loaded the bases but fell short in the rally to lose 3-1 to Oregon State Sunday afternoon on Levine Fricke Field.
Lacrosse
Trailing 9-4, California was within reach of Cornell at halftime on Sunday at Memorial Stadium. The Golden Bears outshot the Big Red, 13-12, in the first 30 minutes, and Cal freshman Meredith Haggerty scored the last goal of the first half with 25 seconds left on the clock. But Cornell took control in the second half, outshooting Cal, 16-4, and the Bears wound up losing, 23-6.
Men's Crew
The Bears' varsity eight raced down the 42nd annual San Diego Crew Classic course on Mission Bay in 5:53.12 to earn the open water victory over second-place Penn (6:03.68) and third-place Stanford (6:04.41).
Women's Crew
No. 4 California women's crew defeated No.2 Virginia in the varsity eight to highlight the second day of the Pac-12 Women's Challenge Sunday morning at Redwood Shores, Calif. The Bears' varsity eight, after earning victories against Oklahoma and Washington State on Saturday, recorded their best time of the weekend with a 6:16.7 to win by a length of open water over Virginia (6:23.7).
Football
Q&A: Cal wide receiver Bryce Treggs
Cal begins its second spring session on Wednesday, with its spring game set for April 18. Rising senior wide receiver Bryce Treggs took a few minutes out of his spring break (he stayed home and worked out) to chat with the Pac-12 blog about his quarterback, his future and his place in a deep and talented wide receiver stable. Last year he was tied for second on the team with 52 catches for 634 yards and six touchdowns.
A lot of guys coming back who can catch the ball. Where do you see yourself fitting into that rotation?
Bryce Treggs: I definitely see myself as a guy that's going to stand out, to break out this year. This will be my fourth year starting and I'm definitely looking to have a big year. And hopefully be one of those top guys who can do whatever it takes to help my team win.
What motivated you to come back for your senior year?
BT: I'm a big academic guy. I graduate in the fall. Everything times out perfectly because I can come back to school, finish my last season, graduate and then go to train wherever and not have to worry about coming back and getting my degree (in legal studies).
Eloi Vasquez
BERKELEY - Today, we learned we have tragically lost a member of the Cal Athletics family, freshman soccer player Eloi Vasquez. A midfielder from San Rafael, Eloi played in 12 games for the Bears last season and contributed to a team that reached the Sweet 16 of the NCAA College Cup.
"We are absolutely devastated at this tragic news," Director of Athletics Mike Williams said. "Eloi was a wonderful young man who excelled both athletically and academically and came to Cal with a passion for learning. This is a tremendous loss for our men's soccer program, our athletic department and our whole university community. It is a tragedy that such a promising life was taken so soon. Our thoughts and prayers are with Eloi's family, friends, teammates and coaches during this difficult time. We want to continue to support each other and our students, and campus community."
Heavy hearts throughout the Cal family today. #RIPEloi #CalStrong
— Luke Skywalker (@lukerubenzer8) March 31, 2015
Our condolences to the family of @CalMensSoccer player Eloi Vasquez.
— LA Galaxy (@LAGalaxy) March 30, 2015
On behalf of the Quakes, our condolences go out to the family & friends of @CalMensSoccer player & Marin County native Eloi Vasquez.
— San Jose Earthquakes (@SJEarthquakes) March 30, 2015
We join with Cal in mourning the loss of soccer player Eloi Vasquez. (via @CalAthletics) pic.twitter.com/T7jn6tEIkF
— NCAA (@NCAA) March 31, 2015
The entire Pac-12 mourns with @CalAthletics over the loss of soccer student-athlete Eloi Vasquez. Our thoughts are with his family & friends
— Pac-12 Conference (@pac12) March 31, 2015
Stanford mourns the loss of Bay Area family member Eloi Vasquez of @CalMensSoccer. Our thoughts are with his family & our friends at Cal.
— Bernard Muir (@Stanford_AD) March 31, 2015
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family. #FightOn RT @LAcrimes: UC Berkeley soccer player found dead near USC http://t.co/ZJoibSGjSm
— USC Trojans (@USC_Athletics) March 30, 2015
Today we lost a beloved member of the #CalFamily, Eloi Vasquez. We send thoughts & prayers to his family & friends. pic.twitter.com/7PNGwAB2Bs
— Cal Men's Soccer (@CalMensSoccer) March 31, 2015
Thoughts and prayers to the family of Eloi Vasquez and the @CalMensSoccer family. My heart goes out to you during this very difficult time .
— Cuonzo Martin (@CuonzoMartin) March 31, 2015
Sad day for our Cal Family. Heartbroken for @CalMensSoccer and the Vasquez Family. #ripEloi
— Lindsay Gottlieb (@CalCoachG) March 31, 2015
My heartfelt condolences go out to the family and friends of Eloi Vasquez during this incredibly difficult time. pic.twitter.com/x2v2OFgTD7
— Sonny Dykes (@CALCoachDykes) March 31, 2015
Today we mourn the loss of freshman Cal Soccer player Eloi Vasquez. Our thoughts and prayers go out… https://t.co/sHrwKsIFJ3
— Cal Athletes (@CalAthletes) March 31, 2015
My heart goes out to the friends and family of Eloi Vasquez, and to @CalMensSoccer. So sorry for this terrible loss.
— Nicholas B. Dirks (@nickdirks) March 30, 2015
Thoughts and prayers out to the family of Eloi Vasquez. A sad day for the CAL soccer family.
— Alex Morgan (@alexmorgan13) March 30, 2015
Thoughts and prayers are with the Vasquez family. RIP Eloi. #calsoccerfamily
— Steven Birnbaum (@StevenBirnbaum) March 31, 2015