Mika Jin

After a rain delay and a mediocre performance in the first round, Cal finished fifth after a monumental comeback against all odds in the final round of the tournament.

While bringing along their entire roster to Sacramento, the Cal women’s golf team was able to gain valuable tournament experience in less than favorable conditions.

In their first test of the spring campaign, the Bears placed fourth in the Collegiate Invitational. The highest individual finish came from Annika Borrelli, who came in ninth.

Teeing off early Monday morning, the blue and gold wasted no time making their presence felt. The Bears played a round that the program hadn't seen in 14 years: a 9-under team round.

The Pac-12 Preview in Hawaii is the perfect opportunity for Cal to make a splash in the conference.

With a familiar course in front of them and the opportunity to show the country that they could hang with the big shots, the Bears could not answer the call.

The Bears will look to put together a comprehensive, all-around team performance to rustle some leaves at Stanford.

It was precisely their medley of veteran experience and fresh blood that guided the Bears to a third-place finish in the Olympic Club Invitational.

Cal women’s golf has no choice but to bid farewell to its goal: the NCAA championships.

Something surprising was that the Bears’ second round was better than Stanford’s, who is ranked No. 1.