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Throughout its four-game slump in the last two weeks, the Cal women’s soccer team refused to acknowledge that it was in a mid-season crisis. But after Sunday’s 2-0 win against USC, the Bears (9-3-2) were able to freely speak their minds with a sigh of relief. “We were in a
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Despite a 0-0 draw against No. 3 UCLA on Friday afternoon at Edwards Stadium, Cal women’s soccer team might have played their best game of the season. Although the Bears failed to snap their goal drought against the Bruins, a tie against one of a top-5 team can be momentous
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After a close two sets, the No. 4 Cal volleyball team ripped Friday night’s match wide open in the third frame to sweep No. 15 Oregon, 25-23, 25-22, 25-12. Before a record crowd of 6,210 fans in Matthew Knight Arena in Eugene, Ore., the Bears (16-2, 6-2 in the Pac-12)
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EUGENE, Ore. — After being obliterated 48-14 at USC last season, a beleaguered Jeff Tedford told reporters that he was proud that his team “won the second half” after trailing by 42 points at halftime. While Tedford did not proclaim a first-half victory in Thursday night’s 43-15 loss at the hands
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What’s better than beating Stanford? Beating Stanford in overtime and winning the Pac-10 title. But that was last year. Since that match, the Cal men’s soccer team has had six of its players head to the MLS. And the 2011 season is proving to be a season of rebuilding for
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If there’s one recurring theme of the No. 3 Cal men’s water polo season thus far, it’s that there’s no such thing as a new face. The squad has already played teams like Pacific and Santa Clara multiple times; in fact, only four of the thirteen games the Bears have
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Since the beginning of the season, midfielder Betsy Hassett has been waiting for Friday’s 4 p.m. tilt against No. 3 UCLA. It’s not because of the close 1-0 losses Cal women’s soccer team (8-3-1) has suffered the past two years, or the bad blood that might have spilled within these
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In its Pac-12 season opener this weekend, the Cal women’s swimming team is slated to take on Oregon State — twice. The No. 1 Bears will swim against the Beavers on Friday in Corvallis, Ore., and again on Saturday on the Nike Campus in Beaverton, Ore. Both are identical dual
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Two problems have plagued the No. 4 Cal volleyball team for weeks — serving and passing. In addition to refining technical skills, the Bears worked with a mental training coach to increase trust between players. Coach Rich Feller was still not satisfied with Cal’s performance in last weekend’s two wins.
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