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This weekend will bring its challenges, but If No. 19 Cal could always play like they were fighting for that one point in the third set against Stanford, the Bears could beat any team in the conference.
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The Bears are undefeated and this week marked the first time Cal volleyball has been named part of the nation’s top 25 list since 2013.
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Savannah Rennie earned the tournament’s Most Valuable Player after leading her team to a season-opening 3-0 sweep at the Ram Volleyball Classic.
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While folks thought Jennifer Dorr’s first year as Cal head coach would be one that would set up future squads for success, they were only partly right — the Bears’ 2018 lineup found success in itself.
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The win also keeps Cal in contention for an at-large bid for the NCAA tournament. Since the Bears sit at No. 85 in the RPI rankings, their chances of making the tournament are still slim, but two big matches remain for Cal to prove itself.
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The Buffs will be especially eager to ensure another win doesn’t slip out from under them. But that’s not to say that the Bears cannot come away with their first conference victory.
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The Bruins (6-4, 1-2) have only dropped matches against No. 15 Cal Poly, No. 2 Stanford and USC. While UCLA couldn’t manage to topple its Californian foes, the team has already pushed past a number of ranked opponents, including No. 21 Baylor and No. 25 Utah.
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This weekend will be a helpful test for the Bears to see what their weaknesses are early, allowing them to work toward the best version of themselves.
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While Kirtley led the team with 14 digs in the match against Washington (21-6, 11-5) it was not enough. The Bears recorded a .133 kill percentage while the Huskies surpassed that figure by nearly one and a half times, hitting .333.
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After Cal football’s major upset against a top-10 opponent, fans may have thought predictions have no meaning. Cal volleyball’s losses at No. 17 USC and No. 16 UCLA, though, showed that rankings still carry validity. On Friday’s match against USC (14-4, 6-1), Cal (11-8, 2-6) fell to the Trojans in
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