Pac-12

The Bears continue to struggle against conference competitors, losing an away series to the Beavers in what could turn out to be a decisive set of games in determining the Pac-12 later this year.

The blue and gold are currently in their roughest stretch of the season thus far. Following a 17-4 start, Cal has since gone 3-3-1. To get back on track, Cal should follow the lead of catcher Kacey Zobac.

Coach Jennifer Wong leads the Bears to the best record through nine games (3-6) since 2019 after Oregon win and Colorado loss. Cal accomplished this feat in a stunning 13-12 win against Oregon on Friday, but went on to lose 3-20 to Colorado on Sunday.

A three-game road trip against the Beavers, where the series ended in a tie at 1-1-1, dropped the Bears one spot in the rankings, from fifth to sixth in the conference. The matchup against Fresno State, however, showcased a shutout by the Bears as they went on to win 3-0.

Currently 1-5 in Pac-12 play after dropping two of three games against the Trojans, the Bears take on Saint Mary’s and Oregon State in an attempt to find the success they had earlier on in the season.

Cal will look to build on its offensive and defensive positives from nonconference play as it heads to Eugene to play Oregon on Friday and to Boulder for a game against Colorado on Sunday.

Currently winless in Pac-12 conference play, Cal will take on USC at home for a three-game series.

Cal looks to climb Pac-12 standings over the weekend, as it is set to play Oregon State University in a three-game series.

With just one minute and forty-one seconds left in the game, Cal conceded the losing goal in a string of four American scores, relinquishing their (10-7) lead.

Despite just winning one of three contests, the blue and gold snapped a decade-long losing streak to their Southern Californian rival in a rainy thriller.