Women's Soccer

Karlie Lema and Alexis Wright score for Cal, marking the Bears first win followed by Keeley Roy’s two goals against UC San Diego that earned Cal a victory.

On Aug. 25, Cal is set to face Saint Mary’s, and within the same week, the Bears will play UC San Diego on Aug. 28 in Edwards Stadium.

The Bears faced FIFA’s No. 16 team in the world, China, in a game that had everyone on their toes as the match culminated in a 2-2 tie.

From local to national tournaments, the Cal women’s soccer team gained a plethora of experience over break, and should be eager to prove it.

As a Bear, Westin played for a total of five seasons in 72 games and more than 4,000 minutes.

Wy, a goalie from Margarita, California, is one of the top players at her position in the entire nation, slotting in as the number four goalie in her class according to Top Drawer Soccer.

Following a consistent theme throughout the season, the Bears played well against high quality opponent Stanford, but were unable to close the door on a win.

Cal will take on No.15 Stanford on Saturday as it hopes for a storybook ending to its Pac-12 slate — one that will keep its season alive a little longer.

The Bears found themselves on the wrong end of two very closely played matches, as they fell 2-0 to USC and 1-0 to UCLA in double overtime.

The 2020 squad was nearly in the same exact position as this year’s team finds itself in, but proceeded to lose its final four games; Cal’s stalwart defense will try to make sure that history does not repeat itself during its trip to Southern California.