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It took much longer than the team probably wanted it to, but that road victory finally arrived. Despite dropping yet another tightly contested contest to the Bruins, the Bears responded Sunday against the Aztecs, notching their first road victory of the year in dominant fashion.
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The decorations around the necks of the Cal women’s swim team are staying year-round — and with a resounding win over Utah at home in early October, the Bears proved exactly why they deserved them.
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The Bears brought the speed and came away with the satisfaction at the Chick-Fil-A Invitational, as Cal women’s swim topped 15 of 18 events en route to a comfortable win in Fresno last weekend.
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The Bears began Thursday’s game with a lackadaisical start, as sloppy touches allowed UCLA to pass through the midfield effortlessly and dominate its offensive third.
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The Bears have yet to lose a game at home this season, boasting a five-game win streak on their home turf that carries over from last season.
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Over the course of two months, Cal will play 14 nonconference games, the first being an exhibition match against Cal State East Bay that will not count for the team’s record.
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Cal (15-3, 3-0) held sole possession of the top ranking for one week, but has now been tied at No. 1 again by the defending champion Stanford.
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For their second game, Cal played host to San Diego State; the two schools have apparently made it an annual tradition to determine their matchups by the final possession.
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In contrast to Cal’s struggles, San Diego State has had an impressive start to the season, led by junior Devin Watson’s 14.7 points per game.
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Sometimes it seems that it never rains in Southern California. But as the Cal women’s tennis team learned, when it does, it pours. Man, it pours. The high profile matchup of No. 8 Cal and No. 3 Pepperdine looked to be an early season highlight for fans of women’s tennis,
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