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Six conference games. Five wins, one draw, no losses. Sixteen points. These statistics illustrate the No. 10 Cal women’s soccer team’s explosive performance in the Pac-12 so far. Interestingly, they also represent the record of the Bears’ next opponent, Utah, in the Pac-12 too. This Thursday, Cal will be hosting
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There weren’t many surprises in the world of sports last week. CM Punk lost in his UFC debut to Mickey Gall, an actual MMA fighter, and the Super Bowl champion Denver Broncos once again beat Cam Newton’s Carolina Panthers. But unfortunately for the No. 12 Cal women’s soccer team, last
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No. 19 Cal women’s soccer versus No. 15 Texas Tech. Defensive brilliance versus a then-undefeated team. It was supposed to be a close match, considering the quality of both teams, but it turned out to be a one-sided affair as the Bears mauled the Red Raiders, 4-0, with Cal scoring
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Four matches. Three wins. Three clean sheets. Not a bad start — not bad at all. The No. 19 Cal women’s soccer team will head out for a trip to the Lone Star State this weekend, as it is slated to face No. 15 Texas Tech and Texas on Friday
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A first-round exit in the NCAA Tournament is not the type of end to an impressive regular season that the Cal women’s soccer team would have hoped for. But that was exactly what it dealt with at the hands of Loyola Marymount University. The Bears played one of their sloppiest
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In what has become an almost expected part of their season, the No. 18 Cal women’s soccer team will be appearing in the NCAA playoffs for the 12th straight year. The No. 3 seed Bears hope to accomplish what has been unobtainable for the past 33 years — win Cal’s
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The No. 18 Cal women’s soccer team is now set to face Loyola Marymount in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. The Bears, a No. 3 national seed, will be able to benefit from the support of their fans, as they will host the (13-5-1) Lions at Edwards Stadium on Saturday.
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Cal sophomore defender Annia Mejia made her way into the 16-yard box in the 77th minute and patiently waited for one of her teammates to cross the ball into the heart of the box. But just when it seemed that Stanford goalkeeper Jane Campbell was about to make another routine
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After a disappointing 1-0 loss to the Huskies to open up a two-game road trip, the No. 14 Cal women’s soccer team (12-4-2) was able to pull off a 1-0 victory of its own by defeating No. 25 Washington State. By spoiling Senior Day for four graduating Wildcats, the Bears
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For the newest members of the Cal women’s soccer team, filling the shoes of some of last year’s top contributors was never going to be an easy task. This summer, former seniors Emily Kruger, Rachel Mercik, Nina Pedersen and Genessee Daughetee all left for professional careers in Europe — marking
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