Cal Faces Nevada At Home
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Bears return from 8-game road trip

Cal Faces Nevada At Home

Bears Return From 8-Game Road Trip

The California softball team (25-10) returns to Levine-Fricke Field for the first time since March 16 to face off against Nevada (28-9) on Friday at 3 p.m. PT.
 
It will be the 44th all-time meeting between the teams in a series in which the Golden Bears hold a 27-15-1 advantage over the Wolf Pack. Nevada enters Friday's matchup with a two-game winning streak after a doubleheader sweep of UNLV on Wednesday, while Cal looks to snap a three-game skid after dropping an ACC series to Clemson on the road last weekend.
 
ON DECK
FRIDAY, APRIL 4
Levine-Fricke Field | Berkeley, Calif.
 
HOW TO FOLLOW
April 4 | 3 p.m. PT | Live Stats | Live Stream: ACCNX/ESPN+
 
QUICK HITS
  • In rankings released this week, Softball America tabbed Mia Phillips as the 11th-best second baseman and Lagi Quiroga as the No.13 catcher in the nation.
  • Mia Phillips was also listed as the second-best freshman in the ACC by Softball America on March 25.
  • The Bears currently rank 12th in the NCAA in doubles (64), 19th in slugging percentage (.565), 23rd in batting average (.338), 24th in scoring (6.94), 26th In on-base percentage (.422) and 30th in home runs (43), total runs (243) and RBIs per game (6.11).
  • Cal won 16 straight games between Feb. 21-March 15, marking its longest win streak since 2013.
  • On Feb. 26, Acacia Anders was named the ACC Player of the Week after a stellar performance at the Mary Nutter Collegiate Classic. At the event, Anders hit at a .625 (10-for-16) clip with six RBIs, collecting five runs, four doubles and two walks while totaling a .875 slugging percentage. In two of the last three games against LMU and Northwestern, she recorded three hits and had recorded a hit in seven consecutive games at the time.
  • Cal is officially set to break ground on a renovated softball facility following the final home game of the 2025 season and is estimated to take 16-18 months to complete.
 
BY THE NUMBERS
200 - Acacia Anders is eight hits away from 200 for her career.
 
16 – Cal scored a season-high 16 runs against James Madison on March 26, which tied for the second-most runs scored in a single-game for Cal since March 10, 2021.
 
15 – The Bears scored 15 runs in the third inning against James Madison – tied for the fourth-most in an inning by any team in the country this season
 
15Tianna Bell is on a 15-game hitting streak dating back to the March 7 game against Boston College.
 
10Kaylee Pond has been hit by a pitch 11 times this season, which is tied for 11th in the nation and leads the ACC in that category.
 
9Lagi Quiroga has thrown out base runners on stolen base attempts an ACC-leading nine times on the season.
 
5Mia Phillips had recorded five triples this season, the eight-most in the NCAA.
 
4 – Four Bears had tallied at least 10 games with two or more hits – Lagi Quiroga (13), Elon Butler (12), Mia Phillips (11) and Mika Lee (10).
 
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