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Last Saturday, Cal rugby hosted Arizona State for its first conference game of the season. The Bears routed the Sun Devils for a 109-0 victory, their seventh win and their fifth shutout this season.
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After a 136-0 shutout against UC Davis in the home-opener the week before, Cal shut out San Diego State (0-3) on Parents Weekend last Saturday. The Bears’ 20 tries put up another unbelievable number on the scoreboard at 120-0.
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Cal rugby was scheduled to play Life in a semifinal game in Georgia, but because of bracket changes, that matchup never happened. The two teams, however, will meet in the championship round of the postseason at Stevens Stadium in Santa Clara.
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Cal will host Navy on Saturday at Strawberry Canyon in what may possibly be the final action at Witter Rugby Field this season.
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This play perfectly summarizes Cal rugby’s 80 minutes of action against Dartmouth this weekend, as the Bears easily handled the Big Green in their final home game of the regular season with a comfortable 101-31 victory.
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Despite escaping rainy California to play the Utes, the Bears (18-1, 6-0) still faced obstinate weather, encountering a snow-covered field in Salt Lake City.
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While Cal could afford to make mistakes against UCLA, a far less talented team, even the smallest mistake against Army came at a cost to the Bears. Cal was ahead at the half against Army by only one conversion, 24-22.
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The Bears (10-0, 1-0) will take on the Wildcats (4-0,3-0) on Saturday afternoon in Tucson before traveling to nearby Phoenix to face fellow Arizona foe Arizona State (2-2,1-1) on Monday.
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Cal’s dominance this season was evidenced again, as even its own scoreboard cannot really keep up with the high scoring Bears.
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Entering year 35, you’re not going to hear many betting against Cal rugby head coach Jack Clark. Look at the 29 national championships or the .880 winning percentage — anyone expecting anything but utter domination from the Bears is taking a losing proposition. While that remains the case, it’s fair
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