Emily Hamill

This weekend, the Bears will be migrating out of Bear Territory and into a familiar southern territory — Los Angeles. Cal will be facing long-time rivals USC and UCLA on Friday and Sunday, respectively.

On its first weekend back in Haas Pavilion, Cal volleyball hoped to redeem its previous losses against the Washington teams but fell short once again.

Coming out of a weekend similar to its last time around in Arizona, Cal volleyball again lost to Arizona State but beat Arizona. The Bears are looking to break some trends in their next Pac-12 rematch that will take place at Haas Pavilion.

From a well-fought three-set loss to a five-set nailbiter victory, the Bears, who are 14-7, found themselves with a mixed bag this last weekend in Oregon.

Cal volleyball will be leaving Bear Territory for another hike up north, but this time in Oregon. The Bears are set to play No. 8 Oregon on Friday at 7 p.m. and Oregon State on Sunday at noon.

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.

After an eventful weekend the Bears are set to play No. 4 Washington State on Friday at 7 p.m., followed by a match against Washington on Sunday at 12 p.m.

Last weekend in Salt Lake City, Utah, Cal volleyball, again, found itself incurring dents in the shining armor of its 11-0 preseason record. Coming off of a loss in their Pac-12 opener against Stanford, the Bears fell just short in a five-set battle to Utah.

This Sunday, the Bears will have an opportunity to even their conference record in Salt Lake City against the Utah Utes.

After an eventful weekend at the Wolf Pack Invitational, Cal volleyball remains undefeated with an 11-0 record as a result of back-to-back wins against Montana State and Nevada.