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Four games and three wins — the No. 25 Cal women’s soccer team (3-1) has had a pretty good start to the season as it returns home for this weekend’s games against Texas (4-0) and Long Beach State (2-1-1). Despite its first loss last Friday against San Francisco, Cal rebounded
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Oct. 23. 110th minute. Colorado’s Stephanie Zuniga lines up, about 30 yards from the goal, to take a free kick for the Buffs. She sends a high ball in and it is met by Taylor Kornieck’s head to divert it past Cal goalkeeper Emily Boyd. With the final play of
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It was announced Monday that the Cal women’s soccer team will be facing Pepperdine in the opening round of the NCAA Championships on Friday. The team will be traveling to southern California as the Waves have been designated as the hosts for this knockout encounter. Cal posted a record of
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One of the worst things that can happen in soccer is being beaten by your biggest rivals at your own home ground. Even worse is when the defeat happens to be a resounding one. On Friday, the No. 21 Cal women’s soccer team suffered a big 4-1 loss to arch
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The No. 21 Cal women’s soccer team has had its fair share of ups and downs this season.
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Yesterday, the No. 18 Cal women’s soccer team walked into Murphey Stadium to face Arizona, determined to make a statement in its last road game of the season. The Wildcats were motivated in destroying any hope that the Bears had of raising their stock within the conference, in addition to
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As the whistle blew after No. 22 Colorado’s Taylor Kornieck’s golden goal, the No. 10 Cal women’s soccer team went to the ground dejected. It mounted an impressive comeback after overturning a two-goal deficit in regulation time, yet still ended up empty handed in the final seconds of the game,
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The match is into the 92nd minute, and the No. 10 Cal women’s soccer team has the ball in Utah’s half. Midfielder Emma Fletcher launches the ball deep, but Utah intercepts it. The Ute defender, however, bundles the interception, and Cal forward Arielle Ship latches onto the ball. Ship makes
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Coming into Saturday’s game, the No. 10 Cal women’s soccer team was heavily favored to defeat Oregon. The Bears had only conceded six goals until this match, while the Ducks had conceded 20. Cal had not lost its last seven matches, while the Ducks had lost six in a row.
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Last week, the No. 10 Cal women’s soccer team (11-2-1) made a trip to Los Angeles to take on heavyweights UCLA and USC. In all fairness, this was the first tough test for the Bears since defeating Texas Tech, and they gave a very strong showing. Cal drew with No.
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