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Women's Swimming and Diving
In a 156-97 dual-meet victory over Oregon State, the California women's swim team showcased its deep roster as 10 different Golden Bears claimed individual titles on Friday afternoon.
Softball
The national prestige continues to grow for Cal, as Golden Bear freshmen Jazmyn Jackson and Kobie Pettis earned invites to the 2015 USA Softball Junior Women's (19-Under) National Team.
Women's Basketball
ThisIsCalBasketball.com relaunches today!
In its fourth year, ThisIsCalBasketball.com allows fans unprecedented behind-the-scenes access to the program as well as enhanced multi-media presentations. This site will work with CalBears.com as well as the team YouTube/Vimeo, Facebook, and Twitter pages to help Cal fans become part of the Cal Basketball family.
Field Hockey
Despite nine saves from Courtney Hendrickson, the Bears fell to #3 Stanford on Friday.
Women's Tennis
Top-seeded Karla Popovic captured her first singles victory as the Saint Mary's Fall Invitational began Friday, while Popovic, Lyann Hoang and Stephane Lin also competed in doubles on the Saint Mary's campus
Women's Soccer
Senior Thelma Einarsdottir overcomes adversity to lead Cal to a 1-0 victory at #25 ASU.
Men's Basketball
Men's Water Polo
Cal, lead by freshman Luca Cupido, routed Pepperdine 15-6.
Women's Golf
Sophomore Lucia Gutierrez competed for the first time this season at the Stanford Intercollegiate and shot a 5-over 218 as Cal had one of its best team showings of the fall season at the Stanford Golf Course.
Oregon 59, California 41
SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Cal quarterback Jared Goff set the school record with his 11th career 300-yard passing game but the Bears fell to No. 6 Oregon on Friday night, 59-41, in the first-ever college football game at Levi's Stadium.
Goff was 32-for-52 for 360 yards and two touchdowns, breaking a tie with Pat Barnes for the most 300-yard games ever at Cal.
From ESPN's Pac-12 Blog
What it means: They are who we thought they were. Both teams. Oregon piled up 592 yards of offense and cruised in the second half, while Cal continued to show progress. It was the fourth game this year that Cal and its opponent both accumulated at least 560 yards of offense. Only one other team in the country (Bowling Green) has been involved in two such games.