About
Cal Club Tennis is a co-ed, competitive, club tennis team. In the fall, we travel locally and play against other schools in the Bay Area. In the spring, we compete in travel tournaments including Cali Cup and Nationals! We are the 11-time defending Northern California Sectionals champions and finished second at the last two national championships in 2019 and 2022.
Check back here to follow our tournament schedule and results! Our next stop will be in Tucson, AZ for the 2023 Wildcat Winter Classic. If you would like to help support our team, check out our crowdfunding campaign here!
2022-2023 Roster
Captain
Bioengineering
Senior
Captain
Economics
Senior
Social Chair
Economics
Senior
Social Chair
Data Science & Econ
Junior
Social Chair
EECS
Junior
Social Chair
Computer Science
Junior
Practice Chair
Chemical Engineering
Graduate Student
Practice Chair
Public Health
Junior
Uniform Chair
Computer Science
Senior
Uniform Chair
Molecular Environ. Biology
Sophomore
Fundraising Chair
Integrative Biology & Music
Sophomore
Operations Research
Graduate Student
Chemical Engineering
Graduate Student
Statistics
Graduate Student
Integrative Biology
Senior
Data & Cognitive Science
Senior
Math & Computer Science
Senior
Environ. Earth Science
Senior
Computer Science
Senior
Computer Science
Senior
EECS
Senior
Pre-Med and Business
Junior
CS and Data Science
Junior
Data Science
Junior
Computer Science
Junior
Data Science
Junior
Society & Environment
Sophomore
Chemical Engineering
Sophomore
Conserv./Resource Studies
Sophomore
Business
Sophomore
EECS
Sophomore
Data Science & Economics
Sophomore
Computer Science
Sophomore
Computer Science
Sophomore
Data Science
Freshman
Molecular & Cell Biology
Freshman
Computer Science
Freshman
Engineering Undeclared
Freshman
News
January 2023
Cal Club Tennis defends title at Wildcat Winter Classic!
Two Cal teams traveled to Arizona for the Wildcat Winter Classic. Cal A fell just short against ASU A in the semifinals of the gold bracket. Cal B avenged the loss with a 7-0 run, including wins over the A teams of Colorado, Arizona, Stanford, and ASU to win the gold bracket. Thank you to University of Arizona for hosting us!
November 2022
Cal Club Tennis wins 2022 Sectionals!
Cal comes out on top at the 2022 Sectional Championships! Cal A defeated Stanford A in the final to earn a spot at Nationals, with Cal B finishing as runner-up in gold bracket consolation, Cal C winning silver bracket, and Cal D winning silver bracket consolation. Follow us in April to see how we do!
April 2022
Cal Club Tennis finishes 2nd at 2022 Nationals!
From April 7-9, the USTA Tennis on Campus National Championships hosted 64 schools from across the country in the first time the event had been run in 3 years. The Bears competed hard, defeating American, UT Dallas, Utah, Northwestern, Washington, and Florida, before falling to UCLA in the final.
February 2022
Cal Club Tennis wins 2021 Sectionals!
Sectionals in 2021 saw a dominant showing by Cal as the tournament concluded with a Cal Gold vs. Cal Blue final. Thank you to Stanford for hosting! Next up, we'll head to Nationals to try for another title. Follow us in April to see how we do!
Check out past events here!
Fall 2022 Schedule
Invitational @ Stanford University
October 22
Invitational @ UC Berkeley
TBD
Northern California Sectionals @ Stanford University
November 11-13
Frequently Asked Questions
When are tryouts?
Tryouts are held in the fall each year. We do not hold tryouts in the spring.
How many people are allowed on the team?
There is no minimum or maximum number, and it varies from year to year. We take individuals based off of their overall fit with the team as well as talent level, so there are no limitations.
How much time do I have to commit to the team?
Club Tennis is all about putting in as much as you want to get out of it! Many activities are voluntary and flexible. We have practices three times a week on Tuesday and Thursday nights from 7-9pm, and Saturdays from 1-3pm. Although these practices aren't mandatory, it is important to know that our captains are constantly evaluating the contributions each individual makes to the team. Also, regional and national tournaments require members to have played a minimum amount of previous tournaments to qualify, so please keep that in mind.
Oh no! I didn't make the team! What now?
Don't worry, there's always next year! Each year we have a huge number of crazy talented people come out, which means our decision is always extremely tough. In the meantime, you should definitely consider joining Cal's intramural tennis club, Berkeley Tennis Association (formerly Tennis at Cal). It's a great group of people for all levels of tennis who just love to play.
Contact Information
Feel free to get in touch with us at californiaclubtennis@gmail.com. Make sure to sign up for our mailing list too!