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On Sunday afternoon, the tournament’s championship game commenced. The two rivals battled it out and the Bears ultimately exacted revenge on the Cardinal with a decisive 4-1 victory.
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As the Bears wrap up spring camp and set their sights on the upcoming season, Emily and Shailin recap the biggest takeaways from the spring prelude before discussing what uncertainties lie ahead for Cal. But first, how did former Bears do in their Pro Day exhibitions?
After cruising through the season with just a few losses and loads of confidence, the No. 9 Cal reached a speed bump in its season after losing to both No. 12 Stanford and No. 5 Cal Poly this past weekend.
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No. 11 Cal emerged with a record of 5-1 and made history with its fifth top-10 win in program history after traveling to UC Davis and Arizona for six matches.
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The Cal women’s tennis team earned dominant wins against Pac-12 foes Arizona and No. 25 Arizona State last weekend but fell to No. 4 Pepperdine in Malibu.
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Cal started its three-game road trip with trips to Eugene and Boulder, but the Bears fell short in both matches, extending their losing streak.
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Then-No.17 Cal’s strong starts in singles and doubles led the team to a 4-3 win over San Diego.
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With spring camp well underway, Shailin and Jasper are here to discuss how Cal’s team is looking on both sides of the field thus far. Additionally, they will break down a new coaching hire who is taking over the Bears’ most dominant position group of the past few years.
The Bears may start playing well and earning results in the near future, but if things do not start “clicking” soon for Cal, a historically poor season is a real possibility.
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In two wins over Oregon and UC Davis on the Clark Kerr Sand Courts in Berkeley, the Bears proved their momentum could not be tamed.
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