Emily Smith

As a Bear, Westin played for a total of five seasons in 72 games and more than 4,000 minutes.

Following a consistent theme throughout the season, the Bears played well against high quality opponent Stanford, but were unable to close the door on a win.

After dominating the past two swim meets, the Bears finally found a team that matches their competitive edge. This past weekend, No. 6 Cal raced against No 1. Virginia in a meet indicative of the competition to come later this season.

On Sept. 16, Cal lost its focus in extra time against UCI. Three days later, under the backdrop of a crisp Southern California sunset, the Bears rained on the Beach.

Despite being held scoreless for more than 83 minutes, the No. 20 ranked Bears shut out the Portland Pilots, 2-0.

The newly revamped team should be more confident than ever, because moving forward, there’s nowhere to go but up.

The blue and gold return to Edwards Stadium to tie No. 2 Santa Clara in a heated matchup.

Five days after the final game of the Cal women’s soccer team’s Spring 2020-21 season, the Pac-12 announced on Wednesday honors for five different Bears.

Friday was supposed to be a grand season finale for Cal, but rival Stanford spoiled its Senior Day celebration, beating the Bears 1-0 in just under 93 minutes of action.

The blue and gold grace the field against Oregon and Oregon State with fairly high expectations for an unusual springtime return.