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Over the past few tournaments, Cal players have performed especially well. This weekend was a chance for the Bears to seize the spotlight, and they made sure to deliver.

After standout performances at ITA Northwest Regionals, four bears will play in National Fall Championships, while the rest of the team will play in Saint Mary’s Fall Invitational. Cal hopes to end fall on a high note and carry over momentum to the spring.

Taking on Spieker Aquatic, the Bears are set to host Pittsburgh in a joint dual meet with the men’s and women’s swimming programs. Saturday’s meet will mark Cal’s first home competition and first scoring meet of the season.

Cal women’s soccer sealed the season’s first wins in style, beating USF and Cal Poly 2-0 and 5-1, respectively.

With a few bumps in the beginning of the season, the Bears are now heading into this week's games on a high. Following wins against USF and Cal Poly, Cal is set to play Santa Clara Thursday afternoon.

Cal women’s soccer will play the first home games of the season later this week — in-state clashes with Cal Poly and USF.

After 80 minutes of intense fighting in Houston, Cal rugby dropped the national championship to Navy, 28-22.

Even though they sometimes flirted with an unceremonious end to the season, especially during the loss-filled month of March, the Bears’ mental strength is one of the greatest foundations that the program can count on to win the title Saturday.

Cal faced the Mustangs in a full-time XVs game for the first time in nearly 4 years. And, much like the performance of those Bears from back in 2019, the home team dominated. 

Saturday’s game between the Bears and the Mustangs is considered a play-in game, with the winner earning the right to travel to Moraga to face St. Mary’s.