Ari Manrique

Cal suffered a 0-4 loss against undefeated Stanford on Friday, marking its most significant shutout loss of the season. The Bears’ final conference record is 4-3-4, with their overall of 7-6-6.

With such a rich history between both teams, this match promises to be a fitting finale to the teams’ Pac-12 legacies. 

The Bears were searching for wins this weekend but came out with their first two conference losses of the season instead. UCLA and USC both defeated Cal 2-0.

Games against Arizona and ASU marked the second and third Pac-12 conference matches this season for the Bears as they leave the weekend 5-3-3 overall and 2-0-1 in conference matchups.

After a scoreless tie against Santa Clara last Thursday, the Bears had a rough first half Sunday against Fullerton that was destined for a similar fate until Fullerton scored a penalty kick in the second half that lost Cal the game.

The Bears take on Colorado and Utah before facing rival school Stanford for their final game.

Cal lands a clean sweep against both Washington opponents 2-1. Keely Roy ascends to fifth in the Pac-12 in goals scored while Ayo Oke climbs up to the conference’s top five after obtaining her fifth assist.

The Bears will face off against the Washington Huskies and Washington States’ Cougars on Cal’s home turf against two competitors who have proven to be tough to beat these past seasons.

Cal will be playing its toughest opponent thus far, undefeated No.1 UCLA ,on Friday at Wallis Annenberg Stadium.

Sept. 1, Cal will once again be put to the test against University of San Francisco, a long-time steam-rolled rival of Cal’s, along with hosting Pepperdine Sept. 4