On paper, it looked like a perfect weekend for the No. 2 Cal women’s water polo team. The Bears went undefeated in the Spartan Invitational for the second straight year. In doing so, they outscored their opponents 49-23, beat two ranked teams and had 14 different players score. But Cal Read More…
Last season ended with bitter disappointment 2,356 miles away in Ann Arbor, Mich., where the Cal women’s water polo lost to rival Stanford in the title match. This season begins only 51 miles away at the Spartan Invitational hosted by San Jose State. The Bears will hope to turn the Read More…
Last season was a breakthrough campaign for the Cal women’s water polo team. After capping the program’s first ever NCAA Tournament appearance with a third place finish, the program had established itself as a national power — conference championships and title game appearances would not be far off. Apparently, coach Richard Read More…
Battling furiously near the front of the cage, Stanford’s Annika Dries received a perfect entry pass — only to find herself swarmed by four Cal players. Not that it mattered. Even eight defenders may not have been enough to contain the sophomore two-meter, who shrugged off the pressure and rifled Read More…
