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Cal volleyball fell into a deeper hole last weekend with two Pac-12 losses in Washington. A tall task to begin with, No. 4 Washington State and Washington handed the Bears with ease.

Games against Arizona and ASU marked the second and third Pac-12 conference matches this season for the Bears as they leave the weekend 5-3-3 overall and 2-0-1 in conference matchups.

Though fall is finally approaching with cooler weather and foggy skies, Arizona and Arizona State will bring the heat back to the Bay this weekend. After a win at Washington, Cal women’s soccer will return to Edwards Stadium for two matchups Thursday and Sunday.

Women’s crew finished out its season with an eighth-place in the national championships while the men’s team is off to the races this weekend.

The men’s crew had a successful weekend up in Washington against the Huskies winning four out of five races and leaving with the Schoch Cup while the women's crew won three out of five races but lost the V8+ race and the Simpson cup.

Both men’s and women’s crew teams will be making the journey to Seattle to race against the Washington Huskies in their second-to-last races of the season.

It's a whole new coaching staff — new head coach, Kalen DeBoer, replaced Jimmy Lake, who was fired last season, and almost every coach this season has been different, so the Huskies pretty much have an entirely new staff.

Despite strong competition and unaccommodating weather, Cal concluded its season with a sixth-place overall finish at the NCAA championships this weekend in Florida.

Cal is heading down south to Nathan Benderson Park, in Sarasota, Florida, this weekend to compete at the NCAA Championships.

Men’s crew won Cal’s 16th Pac-12 title this Sunday, while women’s crew came in third behind Stanford and Washington.