Sophie Medellin

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.

Cal finished the tournament undefeated. The blue and gold also extended their winning streak to an impressive nine games.

Cal dominated in the batter’s box. The Bears posted 54 runs throughout the tournament, giving the team an average of nine runs per game.

Softball is back for three weekend series in a row, starting in San Mateo and San Jose. The Bears take on new and familiar teams that include Cal State East Bay, College of San Mateo, West Valley College and San Jose State.

With vocal Makena Smith at first base, the Bears’ energy going into this three-game series in Los Angeles seemed promising.

Cal regroups after being swept last weekend and comes back with two wins in three games against a Pac-12 competitor.

With two teams to play against before the Pac-12 tournament, Cal looks to bounce back after back-to-back series losses.

Before heading to Tempe, Arizona, Cal softball faces SJSU at home. Is this the tune-up game the Bears need before playing nine consecutive conference games?

With a 9-8 victory over UC Davis and a three-game series against the Redhawks this weekend, Cal softball aims to find its groove.

Both Cal and the Utes came out swinging for a ravaging three-game series with lots of offense. Let’s just say it was not a fun weekend to be a pitcher.