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Although Cal failed to qualify for the ITA Indoors two weeks from now, significant progress was shown in South Carolina territory. The Bears came into Columbia as clear underdogs in their bracket and put up an admirable fight against the Gamecocks.
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Doubles have historically been a staple of greatness in this Cal program, so it’s no surprise that head coach Amanda Augustus experimented with new pairings until she found the perfect formula.
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Any player who reaches the finals at the ITA Northwest Regional Championships has a guaranteed spot at fall nationals, the premier goal of this tournament for most programs.
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Cal women’s tennis claimed three out of four possible championship titles this weekend, taking both the Blue Flight and Gold Flight singles titles, and the Gold Flight doubles crown.
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While the team will watch as Anna Bright, Olivia Hauger and Julia Rosenqvist compete in the singles competition, Cal was left out of the big dance entirely.
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On her seventh match point, Mylonas secured a winner, extending Washington State’s run and putting Cal’s season in limbo.
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Facing their archrivals in a dual match for the first time in their collegiate careers, freshmen Anna Bright and Vivian Glozman did what they’ve done best in their inaugural season — compete like veterans.
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Whether by plane, train or automobile, traveling from Washington to Washington State is a journey and a half, especially for Pac-12 squads playing a back-to-back against these conference foes.
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The Bears aren’t shy about cheering, and they’ll take those cheers to the Pacific Northwest this weekend when they take on Washington and Washington State.
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After knocking off upset-minded Sacramento State (7-11) headed by senior Ana Loaiza Esquivias, Cal rallied past Oregon (12-7) — a formidable opponent known for its supreme, and occasionally unbeatable, doubles play.
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