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“It’s really good to be back out there,” Mirhashem said. “At the end of the day, it was the first tournament and a good head start, but after that we just need to get back to work.”
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The PAC Rugby Conference 7s Championship, College 7s National Championship and 15s National Collegiate Championship were all lost in the last round last year, and there is nothing more motivational than a final’s loss, let alone three.
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The competition in Colorado started with a pyrrhic victory for the Bears, as Cal defeated Indiana, 31-14, but lost fifth-year No. 8 Thomas Robles to injury.
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Cal will feature a balanced roster in terms of experience with two freshmen, five sophomores, three juniors, four seniors and a fifth year. In the fall, more underclassmen received the 7s minutes — especially in Treasure Island, where a team made up of all freshmen and sophomores took third place in the West Coast 7s tournament.
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The end of Marvel’s “Avengers: Infinity War” had everyone shocked and sad, with half of the beloved characters vanished with Thanos’s snap of a finger. It shouldn’t be forgotten, however, to appreciate how good the movie is as a whole and all the excitement that comes with it.
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In the championship game Saturday, Cal rugby’s start to the match ultimately wrote its story for the rest of the contest, and the story didn’t have a happy ending. The Bears fell, 60-5, to Life University in the national title game, unable to break the the Running Eagles’ undefeated season.
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Cal rugby was scheduled to play Life in a semifinal game in Georgia, but because of bracket changes, that matchup never happened. The two teams, however, will meet in the championship round of the postseason at Stevens Stadium in Santa Clara.
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Just one week after the Lindenwood Lions upset No. 1 Saint Mary’s College of California in Moraga by a score of 43-22, the Lions fell to the Bears by that same score on the very same field.
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Trailing at halftime is uncharted territory for the Bears, but they ensured that Strawberry Canyon remained Bear Territory in the second half — in what was a true thriller for years to remember.
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On a day when Berkeley will be packed with former, current and prospective students, the Bears will attempt to defend Strawberry Canyon potentially for the last time this season.
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