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Following two back-to-back wins over UC Davis, Cal heads to the East Coast for its last two conference matches of the season

The Bears inched closer to an above .500 record against UC Davis last Saturday, after absolutely dominating Bryant 8-1 the weekend before. It was sophomore Morgan Kallmann’s day, as she came off the bench to ice the game with her first two career goals.

Following mixed results on the road, Cal will be back on the West Coast to face UC Davis in back-to-back weekend games. The team hopes to keep the momentum it built up over the weekend in upcoming battles against the Aggies.

Cal field hockey played its own ‘Big Game’ this weekend in matches against Stanford — first displaying an impressive victory over the Cardinal on Friday and then falling by one point Sunday afternoon.

After four straight away games, the Bears are coming home this Friday for the Stanford doubleheader with a 3-5 record and a two-loss streak — having fallen in their past two matches against Albany and Vermont.

Cal clocked in Friday and Sunday to play its first two conference games against a pair of redoubtable teams, the Albany Great Danes and the Vermont Catamounts.

Sitting at a .500 record after three straight wins, the Bears are on the brink of conference play. Cal will start against the Albany Great Danes on Friday and continue on Sunday against the Vermont Catamounts.

Heading into Friday afternoon, Cal had a 1-3 record to its name, earning the first win of the season in a dramatic way the week prior. With trends suggesting an upward climb, the Bears aimed to gain some momentum to close out the regular season.

Before Friday, Cal had a 1-3 record to its name, earning the first win of the season in a dramatic way the week prior. With trends suggesting an upward climb, the Bears aimed to gain some momentum to close out the regular season.

The Bears need to show no mercy against the Sharks and the Skyhawks in preparation for the bigger hitters coming up at the end of the month.