Women's Tennis

The Bears were on the hunt for hardware this past weekend when they hosted the Cal Fall Invitational. In all three flights, Cal dominated.

Cal, last year’s regular season conference champion, will face the winner of Wednesday’s matchup of the No. 7-seeded Oregon Ducks and No. 10-seeded Colorado Buffs on Thursday to kick off the postseason.

Though Cal had beaten Stanford two consecutive times, this time, the Cardinal took home the win, avenging their previous losses with a dominant performance that resulted in a final 6-1 score.

Although Cal lost the doubles point against Oregon, it came back with ferocity, winning all six singles lines and posting a victory of 6-1.

After the cancellation of Cal’s match against Pepperdine on Friday, the Bears continue their season Sunday against No. 43 Oregon Ducks, their fourth match in just 10 days.

With three days of back-to-back games, the Bears defeated both Arizona State and Arizona this weekend before falling short to Loyola Marymount.

This weekend, Cal traveled to Utah and Colorado to begin Pac-12 play. Going 1-1, the Bears played two impressive matches to improve their overall season record to 4-5.

Following a weekend of rainouts, Cal returned to the court in Miami, facing off against highly ranked Miami and NC State. Despite valiant efforts, both matches ended in losses for the Bears, dropping their record to 2-3.

Cal women’s tennis will face off against no. 16 Miami and no. 10 NC State from Feb 11-12. Hoping to redeem themselves after their loss against USD in late January, Cal seeks singles and doubles success this weekend.

Sophomore doubles duo Jessica Alsola and Katja Wiersholm played especially well in the highly-anticipated ITA Fall National Championships in San Diego. At the ASU Thunderbird Championships in Tempe, Arizona, junior Hannah Viller Moeller was a standout player.