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Cal entered its match against the Bruins with nothing to lose, winning the opening set. Playing their ultimate best, Cal’s middle blockers — redshirt freshman Lauren Forte and sophomore Preslie Anderson — dominated, connecting exceptionally well with their setters — sophomore Isabel Potter and freshman Jade Blevins.
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The Bruins (6-4, 1-2) have only dropped matches against No. 15 Cal Poly, No. 2 Stanford and USC. While UCLA couldn’t manage to topple its Californian foes, the team has already pushed past a number of ranked opponents, including No. 21 Baylor and No. 25 Utah.
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Coming off a 3-0 defeat to No. 2 Stanford on Wednesday, Cal took to the court Sunday seeming fresh and ready for ASU’s competition. But just a few minutes into the game, the Bears were already in a rut.
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The Bears began the match on their home court with a heightened level of energy. Not quite matching Stanford’s fast pace, Cal focused on making smart plays and led the Cardinal 7-4 in the first set.
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After coming back from a 2-0 deficit to topple Pacific on Thursday, the Bears suffered a difficult 3-0 loss to Saint Mary’s on Saturday and still remain ready to fight.
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The Bears will play their weeknight match before taking the short drive over to Moraga on Sunday to face Saint Mary’s.
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After getting up from a hard-fought defeat to win back-to-back matches, Cal proved that despite its youth — or perhaps partly because of it — the Bears can claw their way out of a deep hole and still have the energy to come out ahead.
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The weekend proved that the young Bears still have much to learn, but their ability to break season records even after suffering their first loss hints at a resiliency that looks promising for matches to come.
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What the Bears can accomplish this weekend will not warrant a statue in their name but certainly will help lay the foundation for the season yet to come.
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Cal volleyball head coach Jennifer Dorr accomplished more than earning her first career win this weekend. In sweeping the competition at Haas Pavilion and winning the Cal Molten Classic title, Dorr helped her team define what the Bears’ 2018 season will ideally look like.
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