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Taking third at the Pac-12 Championships, Cal beach volleyball (24-8) finally established its name among the best, while checking off goals that were left unaccomplished for the past four seasons.
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Cal’s No. 3 pair of senior Bryce Bark and sophomore Madison Dueck came close to clinching the dual but ultimately fell 15-9 in the third set. The loss pushed the weight of the dual onto the top two pairs — ones that haven’t played together all season.
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From owning their highest regular season ranking at No. 13 to beating a top-five ranked school, 2018 has been a year of firsts for Cal beach volleyball.
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Bringing its long-standing determination to beat then-No. 4 USC, Cal took the courts Sunday morning eager to rewrite history. And while most say history repeats itself, the Bears proved most wrong.
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In the Pacific Northwest, the team will face a competitive field of two days. Cal will play Oregon and Washington on day one, two teams eager for an upset, and two ranked opponents the following day — No. 14 Stanford and No. 4 USC.
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The desert was a battleground this weekend, and No. 14 Cal beach volleyball came fully equipped for a war in Arizona.
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Should the Bears defeat the Mavericks, Cal will need to hold tight to that positive energy as they take on the hosts — Arizona. The Wildcats — now playing on their home turf — will certainly be eager to avenge the 4-1 loss they took to the Bears at the Pac-12 South Tournament a couple of weekends ago.
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Though the players enter each dual focused on not much else but the game they bring to the courts, each time they leave the sand the Bears make strength and perseverance more and more synonymous with Cal beach volleyball.
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With the sun making an appearance and Thomas Rhett playing in the background, dogs, fans and teammates eagerly surrounded the sand pit to watch Cal junior Mia Merino and freshman Caroline Schafer battle it out against the Gaels’ junior Lindsey Calvin and freshman Kelsey Knudsen.
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Levi Dickenson engineered the first broom, but Cal beach volleyball exemplified a textbook example of what it means to sweep. On Friday, the Bears brushed their opponents out of the way and prevailed against San Jose State and West Valley College, beating the Spartans 4-1 and the Vikings 5-0.
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