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Men’s Soccer

Cal Tabs Multiple All-Academic Honorees

BERKELEY – The Pac-12 Conference announced this year's Men's Soccer All-Academic honorees on Wednesday and the list included nearly ten Golden Bears.

California sophomore Sam Ebstein (Letters & Sciences, 3.86 GPA) and junior Aravind Sivakumar (Computer Science, 3.89) were named to the first team, while trio Sam Junqua (Letters and Sciences, 3.49), Jorge Miranda (Political Economy, 3.43) and Christian Thierjung (Legal Studies, 3.41) were second team members. A combined 22 student-athletes were named to the first and second teams, 11 on each.

Matthew Chasman (Interdisciplinary Studies, 3.26), Spencer Held (Letters & Sciences, 3.25), Shinya Kadono (Letters & Sciences, 3.20) and Paul Salcedo-Borrego (Social Welfare, 3.22) were honorable mentions on the conference's academic recognition list.

Women’s Swimming & Diving

Phoebe Lamay Named Pac-12 Diver Of The Month

BERKELEY – Cal sophomore Phoebe LaMay, who set a pair of school records in November, has been named the Pac-12 Diver of the Month.

LaMay won the 1-meter board competition in Cal's dual meet against Texas Nov. 11, and her score of 314.18 broke her own Golden Bear mark of 313.25 reached during her freshman season.

A couple of weeks later at the Texas Diving Invitational, LaMay totaled 335.80 on 3-meter, edging the previous record of 334.15 by Anne Kastler in 2014.

LaMay is Cal's third Pac-12 Diver of the Month, and first since Kastler earned the honor in January 2014.

Women’s Basketball

Bears Look To Set Program Record

BERKELEY - The California women's basketball team has a chance to set the best record in program history on Thursday night, hosting Sacramento State at 7 p.m. at Haas Pavilion. At 7-0, the Golden Bears have matched the previous program record set during the 2014-15 and 2008-09 seasons.

Thursday's game is the ninth meeting all-time between the Bears and Hornets, with Cal winning the last four games. The Bears re-wrote the record books in last years' 117-99 win over Sacramento State, setting program bests for points scored (117), field goals made (52), field goal percentage (69.3; 52-75), and assists (37). Kristine Anigwe scored a career-high 43 points to lead the Bears, five points shy of the highest-scoring performance in program history. Then-sophomore Mikayla Cowling finished one rebound shy of a triple-double, registering 11 points, 10 assists, and nine boards against the Hornets

Men’s Basketball