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Editor’s Note: Over summer, the Daily Californian will be releasing its power rankings of Cal’s sports as decided by the Daily Cal sports staff. Stay tuned for No. 10 and No. 9 next week! Everyone knows what Cal is. Mention it, and people recognize it immediately: It’s the No. 1
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The Cal women’s water polo team began this year with dreams of a repeat run to the national championship. The squad was ranked No. 2 in the preseason and had two all-Americans returning, as well as a host of other young stars. Twenty-seven games later, the team is back home
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After the No. 5 Cal women’s water polo team beat No. 1 UCLA last Saturday, coach Richard Corso finally felt his team was playing up to its potential. Apparently the rest of the water polo world didn’t think so. “I’m sick of people telling us it was an upset,” Corso
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Cal keeper Lindsay Dorst slammed her fists into the water in triumph. UCLA’s shot had just flown over the Bears’ net, and cheers rang throughout Spieker Aquatics Center on Saturday. The No. 5 Cal women’s water polo had done it — an 8-6 upset over No. 1 UCLA. “We finally
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Cal had nothing to lose. The team trailed by two points with only a minute remaining in a contest against No. 5 Arizona State. Coach Richard Corso pulled junior keeper Lindsay Dorst to gain an extra attacker. All the Bears could hope for was a comeback miracle. Cal failed to
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The Cal women’s water polo team is about to hit rough waters on its journey back to the NCAA championship. The success of the voyage will fall on the shoulders of the team’s four leaders, senior Elizabeth McLaren, juniors Breda Vosters and Dana Ocshner and sophomore Ashley Young. Although it
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Junior Breda Vosters never shies away from the opportunity to shoot. She didn’t this weekend in the Cal women’s water polo team’s 8-6 victory over No. 8 UC Irvine on Saturday. With 1:21 left in the contest at Spieker Aquatics Center, Vosters had the ball roughly nine meters from the
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There is a reason that assistant coach Matt Flesher has been training in the pool with the No. 4 Cal women’s water polo team: the Bears need to fix their inconsistency through high-intensity play. And what better way to start than on Saturday against No. 8 UC Irvine at Spieker
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The MPSF finals seems to have come early this year. Although the finals are still a few weeks away, the Cal women’s water polo team will travel to Irvine this weekend to compete in the UCI Invitational. Of the 16 teams in the tournament, all are ranked in the top 20.
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The Cal women’s water polo team showed something this weekend that hasn’t been seen much since last year: a stifling defense. In last season’s run to the national title match, the Bears prided themselves on their defense; however, that defensive prowess has only come in bursts this year. No. 4
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