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After a 16-year career on the professional tour, former Cal women’s tennis student-athlete Raquel Atawo will return to Cal as a volunteer assistant coach.
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Cal sophomore No. 41 Julia Rosenqvist earned the only win for the Bears on Monday, swiftly knocking out UCF’s No. 40 Valeriya Zeleva.
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No. 17 Cal women’s tennis lost in a 4-0 sweep to hosts No. 6 Pepperdine Waves to end their team season on Saturday in Malibu.
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Cal met USC for the third time this year in this conference playoff match and lost for the second time. Despite having higher-ranked singles and doubles players than the Trojans, this did not translate into winning play for the Bears.
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The Bears have split the season series so far with the Trojans, winning in earlier nonconference play at home but dropping the official Pac-12 match on the road.
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Cal (12-7, 6-4) lost the first six points of the match before their lone highlight of the day — sophomore Anna Bright (No. 119) and her upset win over Stanford’s Emily Arbuthnott (No. 36) on court four singles.
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Ending the regular season with a win is always great. But ending the regular season with a conference win against your biggest rival that also happens to be a top-five team in the country? That would take the cake.
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No. 17 Cal women’s tennis (12-6, 6-3) found its second and third consecutive wins in the Pac-12 this weekend.
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No. 17 Cal women’s tennis (10-6, 4-3) will face unranked Colorado (10-10, 3-4) on Friday and No. 46 Utah (11-8, 2-5) on Sunday for its eighth and ninth Pac-12 matches of the season.
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The Bears are certainly capable of playing at that level, as evidenced by their early season upsets against then-No. 11 Florida and then-No. 7 Pepperdine.
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