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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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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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The first conference win is a significant milestone for a Cal team that has legitimate talent and experience pushing elite teams to the brink. The Bears began the season unranked but have blossomed into a unit capable of upsetting anyone on any given day.
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The Bears have owned the Ducks in recent history, having their number at every turn. Cal has defeated Oregon in every regular-season conference matchup this century.
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The new partnership between Hana Mraz and Rosenqvist (No. 28) was able to take down UCLA’s Gabby Andrews and Ayan Broomfield (No. 8). Just one week earlier, Mraz and Rosenqvist defeated the top-ranked duo in the country at Pepperdine.
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The No. 19 Bears will have their home opener at Hellman Tennis Complex, beginning Friday and ending Sunday. Cal (4-1) will enter battle with No. 6 Vanderbilt (4-2), No. 5 UCLA (5-1) and No. 17 USC (4-1) in the three-day span.
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After almost three weeks without having played a match, Cal (2-1) will head down to Southern California to face San Diego State (5-1) on Friday and No. 7 Pepperdine (3-1) on Saturday.
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Although Cal failed to qualify for the ITA Indoors two weeks from now, significant progress was shown in South Carolina territory. The Bears came into Columbia as clear underdogs in their bracket and put up an admirable fight against the Gamecocks.
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After mounting a furious comeback to upset No. 11 Florida in Gainesville, Florida, Cal women’s tennis (1-0) will head to No. 14 South Carolina (0-1) for the ITA Kickoff Weekend.
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Doubles have historically been a staple of greatness in this Cal program, so it’s no surprise that head coach Amanda Augustus experimented with new pairings until she found the perfect formula.
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