The stakes are high for the Cal women’s tennis squad entering the final stretch of the season. If the Bears can close out the season without a loss, all they need is for USC to lose one match to claim a share of what would be their first-ever Pac-12 title. Read More…
Last weekend was supposed to clear up the race for the Pac-12 title. Instead, things are just as confusing as ever. When the No. 13 Cal women’s tennis team and No. 14 Stanford traveled south to take on No. 3 UCLA and No. 6 USC, respectively, it meant that the Read More…
In a season filled with adversity, the Cal women’s tennis squad appears to have finally found its groove. Two new starting freshmen and a host of injuries led Cal to start with an uncharacteristically mediocre record of 3-3. However, since then, the squad has won five of its last six. Read More…
By playing well late in matches and winning in several third sets, the Cal women’s tennis team was able to capitalize on its endurance and win its third-straight match on Sunday against San Diego State. The No. 15 Bears moved to 8-4 on the season, including winning five of their Read More…
The Cal women’s tennis team usually plays two matches every weekend, but when it travels south to take on San Diego State on Sunday, the Bears will be in the abnormal position of only playing once. The situation is so rare that senior Tayler Davis does not remember it having Read More…
Coming off a disappointing loss to Stanford and with top player Zsofi Susanyi still out due to injury, no one knew what to expect from the Cal women’s tennis team last weekend. Nobody could have expected the dominating performance that the team turned in. Cal dropped only three sets in Read More…
Over the last month, the Cal women’s tennis team has been dealing with injuries to nearly half its players and has tumbled in the rankings from No. 7 to No. 18. And with its star player — sophomore Zsofi Susanyi — still out, the squad could use a break. But Read More…
Zsofi Susanyi talks about her start at tennis, her current experience as a freshman on Cal’s team and her hopes for the future. Click here to read a feature about the Szeged, Hungary native. Alice Oh and Tianzong Jiang interviewed and filmed this photo shoot.
The Cal women’s tennis team has not beaten Stanford since April of 2009. And they haven’t beaten Stanford in Palo Alto since 1999. But when the team travels to Taube Tennis Center on Friday, the No. 9 Bears (4-3) will be in the unfamiliar position of being the favorite over Read More…
When Zsofi Susanyi started doubles play against UCLA (8-1) on Friday, she wore a band of athletic tape around her left thigh. By the start of singles play, Susanyi, the current No. 1 singles player, was on the sideline and the athletic tape had been replaced with ice. For Cal Read More…
