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One of the strongest seasons in Cal’s recent history has earned it the third seed in the tournament. Cal will face Michigan in the quarterfinals Friday evening.
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The Bears will face a murderers’ row on the road to a third MPSF championship, which they first won in 1999 and most recently in 2011. Cal’s first loss of this season was at the hands of Stanford, but revenge was taken later in a triple-overtime thriller weeks later.
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Senior Dóra Antal, a three-time All-American and two-time Olympian, scored a remarkable 15 goals in a dominant offensive showing to lead the No. 2 Cal women’s water polo team to three victories against in-state rivals this weekend at the Cal Cup in Berkeley.
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While the Bears did not win the tournament, they competed admirably against some of the best teams in the nation and finished fourth overall, which will certainly bolster their case for one of the three at-large berths for the NCAA Championships.
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Cal’s performance in this tournament will have huge implications on whether it will advance to the NCAA Championships.
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The Cal women’s water polo season is winding down, and each game has become incrementally more important as teams gear up for the playoffs.
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While the No. 5 Cal women’s water polo team held a excellent 13-6 record heading into this weekend’s matchup, the game against No. 16 San Jose State was a must-win for the Bea
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Cal women’s water polo has been reeling a bit lately and will have to use this game to prepare for the postseason.
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For many students, this Saturday marks the beginning of spring break, a time of relaxation in the middle of the semester. The No. 4 Cal women’s water polo team, however, will get no such rest in the midst of its heated conference schedule, as it takes on No. 6 Arizona
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Without some of its key players, the No. 4 Cal women’s water polo team (13-4) kept it close in the first half against No. 3 UCLA before being overwhelmed by the Bruins’ potent offense. The 10-4 loss was the Bears’ first defeat of the MPSF season, and UCLA improved to
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