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One and done. After just a single game, the Cal women’s soccer team’s 10th consecutive postseason run ended before it could really turn into a run at all. Sofia Huerta’s 70th-minute goal handed No. 9 Santa Clara (15-4-1, 8-1-0 in the WCC) a 2-1 win over Cal (11-5-5, 4-4-3 in
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In a knockdown, drag-out of a match, physicality made all the difference. The bare-knuckled game between Cal women’s soccer and Oregon State accrued 21 total fouls, one of which proved to be the fatal blow for the Bears. In the 55th minute, the Cal defense committed a foul just outside
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With two ties and a loss in its past three games, the No. 12 Cal women’s soccer team will look to get back on the winning track Friday night when it makes the trek up north to take on the Oregon State Beavers. The Beavers (4-9-2, 2-3-1 Pac-12) are battling
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For the No. 9 Cal women’s soccer team, Senior Day came with some extraordinary senior heroics. The Bears (9-1-5, 2-1-3 Pac-12) took on the Colorado Buffs (11-3-1, 3-2-1 Pac-12) at Edwards Stadium on Friday afternoon, and thanks to senior captain and center back Emi Lawson’s last-second goal, they were able
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The Bears will battle the Broncos in a Bay Area bout of behemoths. No. 12 Cal women’s soccer will face its first ranked opponent of the season in No. 22 Santa Clara. The Bears (5-0-1) will take on the Broncos (4-2-0) on Thursday evening at Santa Clara’s Buck Shaw Stadium.
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In the eighth minute of Friday’s match against Oregon, junior midfielder Kaitlyn Fitzpatrick drew a foul in the box and netted the ensuing penalty kick to give the Bears an early 1-0 lead. The goal set the tone for the rest of the weekend as the Cal women’s soccer team
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Cal women’s soccer heads into its game against Penn coming off of a victory, but the squad may not play that way. The No. 15 Bears went into their last game against UC Davis with two previous wins fueling their momentum. The team was sluggish and struggled to generate offense
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Though the two programs are based roughly 70 miles apart, the Bears and the Aggies will be strangers in a familiar land in their forthcoming matchup. Despite their geographic proximity, the Cal women’s soccer team and the UC Davis squad barely know each other. Cal (4-2-0) has not faced the undefeated Aggies (3-0-1) since a 2007 exhibition game in which the Bears lost 0-1. But despite no scouting reports and little indication of what to expect, the Bears remain confident that they can handle whatever the Aggies throw at them.
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Statistics do not always mean another mark in the win column. The Cal women’s soccer team learned this lesson the hard way on Thursday in a 1-0 loss against No. 17 Santa Clara. Cal (2-1) had 16 shots on goal, Santa Clara, three.
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The Cal women’s soccer team calls Edwards Stadium its home, but this year, its emotional and spiritual home lied 40 miles southeast of Berkeley. The Bears (12-6-4, 5-4-2 in the Pac-12) played at Buck Shaw Stadium in Santa Clara, Calif., twice – the first in a September regular season match
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