Luzi Persiehl

Although the blue and gold will not take the turf at their home Underhill Field until next week, Cal remains in the Bay to compete against British Columbia at Stanford this Sunday before taking on Olympic Club next Sunday.

In a close race to the finish, Cal looked to leg out Stanford or New Hampshire for the final playoff spot. See just how close they got to moving on.

Playing two of the tougher teams in the entire division, the Bears will need to take matters into their own hands and find some offensive momentum in order to keep their season from being cut short.

Looking to make a push for the playoffs, the Bears need all the wins they can get. They showed fight and grit once behind 2-1 and could not make the comeback necessary.

To conclude on a high note at home, the Bears will need to break the historical trend against JMU since Cal does not have a win in four attempts. See if Cal can prevail on Friday at Underhill Field

With the season’s end approaching, the Bears try to make a push to climb the leaderboard but find themselves in quite a predicament.

Cal faces two more conference games this weekend in Maine and New Hampshire, aiming to maintain its position in the current standings or to climb to a higher rank.

In an exciting back-and-forth event, Cal vs. UC Davis came down to the wire. See how this action-packed game was resolved.

The Bears are undefeated at home against the Aggies in team history, aiming to continue this trend on Friday.

A first-game loss to UAlbany did not pose the start to conference play that Cal wanted, only to recover from the tremendous effort by Rachel Buttinger and her entertaining hat trick.