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In addition to the Bears competing in their final meet before moving onto the Pac-12 and then possibly the NCAA championships, they will be recognizing their athletes who will be graduating at the end of this academic year: Sofie Seilnacht, Sylvie Seilnacht, Chelsea Shu and fifth-year captain Toni-Ann Williams.
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Cal held the lead entering the final two innings of each game, but LSU took advantage of timely hits and home runs to earn two wins in three games against the Bears: 4-3, 2-5 and 5-4.
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It was a weekend full of personal and team bests as the men’s and women’s gymnastics teams traveled to their dual away meets.
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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 rebounded nicely from their first loss of the season last week, as they secured a 16-9 win over Santa Clara on Wednesday evening. Cal then came back to their home pool and dominated San Jose State early Saturday — it was never even close, as the Bears handed the Spartans a 22-1 defeat.
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The message sent by these scorelines is simple: Cal is the commanding power on both sides of the ball, rendering opposing teams incapable of even hoping for a win — regardless of their aptitude.
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Cal has a golden opportunity to make a powerful splash in the world of collegiate water polo this weekend.
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Cal will take on the San Jose State Spartans in its final meet of 2017 and will look to defend its undefeated record of 4-0. San Jose knows all too well of Cal’s capabilities in the water. The Spartans are 0-2 against the Bears in the last two years, and both losses were by 65 points or more.
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If anyone had doubted it before, Cal women’s water polo stars Dora Antal, Emma Wright and Anna Illes are proving that three’s a company. The triumvirate alone outscored the Bears’ first three opponents at the Stanford Invitational a whopping 23-17. The trio also collectively scored more than the rest of
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The shortest day of the year certainly felt that way for the Bears, who made quick work of the Spartans as both teams head into the holidays. The No. 2 Cal women’s swim and dive team easily swam past San Jose State at home by a score of 178 to
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