Anysa Gray

Cal will face off against Santa Clara for its first round in the NCAA tournament. The Bears finished the season in the top four for the first time since 2015.

Despite outshooting the Trojans 15-12, the Bears ultimately fell 0-2 after accumulating a three-game winning streak.

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.

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

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.

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.

Because of its recent game cancellations due to COVID-19, Cal is ready to rebound against UCI on Sept. 16 and Long Beach State on Sept. 19.

In the first contest of a three-game home stand, Cal once again displayed a penchant for late game dramatics as Amaya Gray netted a late equalizer.

Despite being held scoreless for more than 83 minutes, the No. 20 ranked Bears shut out the Portland Pilots, 2-0.

The blue and gold will grace the field with high expectations against the Portland Pilots.