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Coming into Saturday’s game, the No. 10 Cal women’s soccer team was heavily favored to defeat Oregon. The Bears had only conceded six goals until this match, while the Ducks had conceded 20. Cal had not lost its last seven matches, while the Ducks had lost six in a row.
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Last week, the No. 10 Cal women’s soccer team (11-2-1) made a trip to Los Angeles to take on heavyweights UCLA and USC. In all fairness, this was the first tough test for the Bears since defeating Texas Tech, and they gave a very strong showing. Cal drew with No.
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Why do we love sports? Why do we love sports teams? Or more importantly, as another column in The Daily Californian pointed out a few weeks ago, can we love the team in the same manner if the owners’ actions are contrary to our value system? The answer to this
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The No. 17 Cal women’s soccer team has been on a remarkable run. Neil McGuire and his strategy led the Bears to an undefeated home record going into Sunday’s matchup with Washington State. The fans expected another routine win, with plenty of goals for the in-form forward line. Cal was
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Last time out at Goldman Field, freshman midfielder Mia Corbin burst onto the scene as she scored two goals in No. 17 Cal women’s soccer’s 3-0 win over Oregon State. Corbin’s performance was rewarded Thursday as she started over senior Alexa Vandevanter to provide Cal an offensive impetus against Washington.
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To say that the No. 17 Cal women’s soccer team (8-2-0) has performed brilliantly at home would be an understatement. Instead, it would be more accurate to say the Bears have outplayed and outclassed every team at Goldman Field. Cal has made Goldman Field a fortress this season, winning all
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Soccer is a beautiful game. The way the game is played, the mix of short and long passes, the scintillating runs, the physics-defying dribbles and, of course, the unbridled joy of putting the ball in the net all have a very distinct, inherent beauty about them. The No. 21 Cal
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Lush green grass, pristine white chalk, a flurry of neon boots and the colorful ball whizzing past. No. 21 Cal women’s soccer (6-2-0) continues its five-match homestand, as it faces off against Bay Area opponent, USF, this Friday at Edwards Field. The Bears will be looking to continue their undefeated
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Eight games into the season, and the No. 12 Cal women’s soccer team has started out strong. It has a record of 6-2-0 and is still unbeaten at home. The icing on the cake, however, has been the brand of aesthetically pleasing soccer that Neil McGuire’s team plays day in
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It was a tough first round for the Cal men’s golf team, as it posted a score of 303 (+19) to sit tied for 13th. But golf is a game decided by more than just one round. The players initially had troubles in adjusting to the course, but introspection can
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