Women's Tennis

After the cancellation of Cal’s match against Pepperdine on Friday, the Bears continue their season Sunday against No. 43 Oregon Ducks, their fourth match in just 10 days.

Coming home to the Hellman Complex after adding two additional wins to its record, Cal will face Washington State on Friday and No. 19 University of Washington on Saturday.

With three days of back-to-back games, the Bears defeated both Arizona State and Arizona this weekend before falling short to Loyola Marymount.

Despite splitting another pair of Pac-12 weekend matches, the Bears looked confident in LA this weekend. Beating UCLA 5-2 and narrowly losing out to USC 4-3, the Bears seem to be righting the ship.

After a rain-enforced break, Cal women’s tennis is set to come back to the court this weekend, facing two more Pac-12 opponents in USC and UCLA. Cal’s season has been riddled with rain delays and rescheduling, making it hard to get on-court time to prepare for tough matches.

Coming off of a weekend of conference play, the No. 54 Cal team will take on Hawaii on Sunday at Hellman Tennis Complex. The Bears will look to continue their streak after a win against Colorado on March 5.

This weekend, Cal traveled to Utah and Colorado to begin Pac-12 play. Going 1-1, the Bears played two impressive matches to improve their overall season record to 4-5.

After a doubles point and singles match came down to the wire, Michigan clinched the win against Cal 4-3.

The Bears looked confident out on the courts on Friday against SDSU. Now, Cal steadies itself for No. 3 Michigan, hoping to use the newly found momentum to secure a crucial win.

It seems as though Cal women’s tennis’ biggest opponent this semester has been the rain. Slated to play San Diego State on Friday, a big question mark hovers over the Bears’ Hellman Tennis Complex with more rain predicted to end the week.