Cal vs. Yale

Sunday, Sept. 16 | 12 PM PT | Underhill Field | Berkeley, Calif.
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California field hockey returns to Berkeley this weekend for its lone home game in a five-week span. The Golden Bears host Yale on Sunday, Sept. 16 before returning to the road for a five-game stretch. The action begins at noon on Underhill Field.

Admission to Underhill Field is free, and parking is available directly below the field in the Underhill Parking Garage. Additionally, the An The Go food truck will also be onsite offering selections such as garlic noodles, vegetable stir fry, meat skewers and more.

The Bears look to bounce back from a pair of losses in Louisville last weekend, falling to two Top 15 foes in No. 2 North Carolina and No. 11 Louisville. Cal is 2-1 at home this season.

HOW TO FOLLOW: This season, all non-televised Cal home games will be streamed for free online at calbea.rs/WatchCalFH . Live stats are available via the CalBears.com schedule page, and follow @CalFieldHockey on Instagram and Twitter, plus Facebook.com/CalFH for a behind-the-scenes look at gameday and more.
 

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NEED TO KNOW

• Sunday's game is Cal's lone home game in an eight-game span. 

• The game is also Cal's last non-conference home contest.

• Lindsay Mathison scored her first goal of the season in last Sunday's 2-1 overtime loss against No. 11 Louisville.

• With an assist to Mathison last Sunday, Megan Rodgers now leads Cal in both goals and assists (tied with Femke Delissen's 2 assists).

• Melina Moore is one goal away from tying Melissa Nerone and Shellie Onstead's 26 career goals, which stand at 10th all-time in the Golden Bear record book. Rodgers is five goals away with 21 total through her two-year career.
 

HEAD COACH SHELLIE ONSTEAD'S TAKE

I am looking forward to seeing what we learned from last weekend. We gained a lot of ground from Saturday to Sunday. My expectation is that we are ready to show that we are a stronger, tougher team.
 

SCOUTING THE BULLDOGS

• Last Meeting: Cal won, 3-1, on Sept. 14, 2014
• Series: Series is tied, 1-1
• Notable: The winner of each game in the series won with three goals.
• Eight players who started 12 or more games last year return for the Bulldogs this year, including the starting goalie and four of the top six goal scorers.
• Imogen Davis leads the Bulldogs with seven points on three goals and one assist.
• Bridget Condie has scored two goals and notched two assists for six points.
• Four other Bulldogs have scored goals this season to outscore opponents 9-4.
• Goalkeeper Sydney Terroso was named the Ivy League Defensive Player of the Week
• Terroso has started all three games with 215 minutes in the cage, allowing four goals with 14 saves for a 1.30 goals against average.
• Yale is off to its best start since 2010 with a 3-0 record, claiming wins over Michigan State, Hofstra and Drexel.
 

NEXT UP

Cal hits the road to begin a five-game away slate, starting in Evanston, Ill. The Bears face Iowa on Saturday, Sept. 22 at 9:30 a.m. PT and Northwestern on Sunday, Sept. 23 at 9 a.m. PT.