Women's Soccer

Cal lands a clean sweep against both Washington opponents 2-1. Keely Roy ascends to fifth in the Pac-12 in goals scored while Ayo Oke climbs up to the conference’s top five after obtaining her fifth assist.

The Bears will face off against the Washington Huskies and Washington States’ Cougars on Cal’s home turf against two competitors who have proven to be tough to beat these past seasons.

Cal had a quick turnaround after its two Pac-12 conference games in Arizona against ASU and University of Arizona this past weekend, losing the first then clutching the second respectively.

Coming off of a tight loss against Pac-12 No. 1 UCLA, the Cal women’s soccer team will travel to Arizona for two more highly anticipated conference games against University of Arizona and Arizona State University.

The Bears fall to No. 1 UCLA 4-2 in front of a sold-out stadium of 2,237 people. Cal also became the first team to score more than one goal on the Bruins this season.

Cal will be playing its toughest opponent thus far, undefeated No.1 UCLA ,on Friday at Wallis Annenberg Stadium.

The blue and gold triumphantly toppled both UNLV and University of Pennsylvania in the past week, winning 2-0 and 3-0 respectively.

Cal women's soccer tie 0-0 with Titans and win 1-0 against Santa Clara, marking the blue and gold's unbeaten streak of six games.

After consecutive draws against USF and Pepperdine, the blue and gold will now face an unfamiliar foe, the Fullerton Titans.

Sept. 1, Cal will once again be put to the test against University of San Francisco, a long-time steam-rolled rival of Cal’s, along with hosting Pepperdine Sept. 4