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The No. 9 Cal women’s tennis team opened its first week of away matches with wins against No. 65 SDSU and No. 21 Pepperdine. The matches were the first two in a six-match road trip for the Bears. Cal played SDSU on Friday and blanked the Aztecs 7-0 in the
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The No. 9 Cal women’s tennis team plays No. 21 Pepperdine on Saturday in a no conference dual match — a match that will be the second in a long three-week-away run for the Bears. The Bears (9-2) play SDSU a day before they play the Waves. Cal has been
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The No. 9 Cal women’s tennis team heads to Southern California to take on No. 65 San Diego State Univeristy in a nonconference matchup after starting Pac-12 play last week with a 2-0 record. The Bears (9-2) have been playing good tennis and have had dominant victories over Pac-12 opponents
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The No. 7 Cal women’s tennis team began conference play this past weekend with a 7-0 whitewash of both Colorado and Utah. The Bears wanted to start Pac-12 play on a positive note, and that is exactly what they did. Cal’s performance was of a very high caliber, and the
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After a series of nonconference matchups in the last few weeks, the No. 7 Cal women’s tennis team kicks off Pac-12 action with its match against No. 47 Colorado on Friday. The Bears return to Hellman Tennis Complex after they defeated Stanford last week. The Bears (7-2) have gone down
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Winning is a great emotion that leaves a sweet taste in the winner’s mouth. Winning against your biggest rival on its home court leaves an even sweeter taste. The No. 8 Cal women’s tennis team left Palo Alto with this sweet taste as it defeated its archrival, No. 7 Stanford,
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The No. 8 Cal women’s tennis team heads to Palo Alto on Sunday to take on No. 7 Stanford in a match that promises to be an exciting one full of emotional intensity from both the teams. Teams rarely achieve favorable results at the Cardinal’s home court, but the Bears
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It has been said that failure is one of the steps to success. The same could be said for the Bears in their last two matches. The Bears slumped to a defeat against USC but were able to improve their game and defeat UCLA, the defending NCAA champions, on Saturday.
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In a match that can be surmised as a clash of titans, the No. 5 Cal women’s tennis team will face No. 4 UCLA on Saturday at the Hellman Tennis Complex. Both the teams are Pac-12 rivals, and this match has all the makings of a classic, especially considering the
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When the going gets tough, the tough get going. That will be the mantra with which the No. 5 Cal women’s tennis team will be heading into with its match against Pac-12 rival, No. 11 USC on Friday at the Hellman Tennis Complex. The Bears have been very impressive early
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