Tzu-Yi Chang

After a rain delay and a mediocre performance in the first round, Cal finished fifth after a monumental comeback against all odds in the final round of the tournament.

While bringing along their entire roster to Sacramento, the Cal women’s golf team was able to gain valuable tournament experience in less than favorable conditions.

In their first test of the spring campaign, the Bears placed fourth in the Collegiate Invitational. The highest individual finish came from Annika Borrelli, who came in ninth.

While San Jose State ultimately took the win in Napa, the blue and gold faithful saw mental pivots, resilience and some noteworthy golf by the Bears.

Katherine Zhu put together a stellar performance at the IJGA Invitational in Mexico, but it wasn’t enough to lead the Bears to a top-10 finish.

The Pac-12 Preview set the stage for Cal to prove themselves against some of the top teams in the country, but the Bears once again fell short of a top finish.

The women’s golf team will get some quality time in paradise, while also having the opportunity to play some of the top teams in the country in the Pac-12 Preview.

Cal continues its tough slate of tournaments with a trip to the Stanford Invitational, which features multiple top 20 teams.

The Bears will co-host the Molly Collegiate Invitational this Monday and Tuesday, which features many of the same teams that outplayed them two weeks ago.

Cal was one of six teams in the Pac-12 to participate in the Cougar Cup, where strong play from senior Maria Herraez Galvez lead the Bears to eighth place.