Cardinal

Cal suffered a 0-4 loss against undefeated Stanford on Friday, marking its most significant shutout loss of the season. The Bears’ final conference record is 4-3-4, with their overall of 7-6-6.

Despite the Bears’ notable loss of star guard Jayda Curry, Cal head coach Charmin Smith has said that her revamped team is better than last season. The Bears will look to make that further known against the Santa Clara Broncos.

With such a rich history between both teams, this match promises to be a fitting finale to the teams’ Pac-12 legacies. 

Miller will be tasked with anchoring an offensive line that has seen some major additions this offseason, including Texas A&M transfer Matthew Wykoff.

The fifth-seeded Bears fell in the Pac-12 quarterfinals to the fourth-seeded Cardinal, 4-2, ousting Cal men’s tennis from the tournament.

Though Cal had beaten Stanford two consecutive times, this time, the Cardinal took home the win, avenging their previous losses with a dominant performance that resulted in a final 6-1 score.

Despite a valiant comeback effort in singles, the Bears fell to their longtime rivals 4-3.

For the first time this season, Cal women’s gymnastics returned home to enjoy the energy of a Haas Pavilion meet, and better yet, a victorious home-opener.

Both the Bears and the Cardinal have yet to lose thus far, which means only one thing: one team will continue its win streak, and the other will meet its maker and falter to none other than their biggest rival.

The game remained relatively close until the midway point of the second half, when Cal’s perimeter savviness just proved to be too much for the visiting team to handle.