Karlie Lema

Cal suffered a 0-4 loss against undefeated Stanford on Friday, marking its most significant shutout loss of the season. The Bears’ final conference record is 4-3-4, with their overall of 7-6-6.

With such a rich history between both teams, this match promises to be a fitting finale to the teams’ Pac-12 legacies. 

The Bears were searching for wins this weekend but came out with their first two conference losses of the season instead. UCLA and USC both defeated Cal 2-0.

Cal women’s soccer had historic back-to-back wins this weekend, defeating Oregon 8-1 and Oregon State 3-0. The match against the Ducks displayed the Bears’ offensive prowess, putting up the highest total recorded scores in a game since the 2010 season.

A late Cougar equalizer condemned Cal to a 1-1 home draw with Washington State — the fourth straight for the Bears since beating Arizona 2-0 on Sept. 28.

Cal women’s soccer continues conference play this Friday, welcoming Washington State to Edwards Stadium. Despite being undefeated in five Pac-12 matchups, the Bears have only won one of their last four games.

Games against Arizona and ASU marked the second and third Pac-12 conference matches this season for the Bears as they leave the weekend 5-3-3 overall and 2-0-1 in conference matchups.

Though fall is finally approaching with cooler weather and foggy skies, Arizona and Arizona State will bring the heat back to the Bay this weekend. After a win at Washington, Cal women’s soccer will return to Edwards Stadium for two matchups Thursday and Sunday.

Cal women’s soccer kicked off conference play with a win at Washington, courtesy of fifth-year forward Mia Fontana’s lone goal.