The California softball team (26-10) will play five games this week, beginning with two midweek contests before hosting No. 9/10 Florida State for a three-game series at Levine-Fricke Field this weekend.
 
The Golden Bears open week 10 of the 2025 season with a road game at San Jose State on Tuesday, followed by a home game against Pacific on Wednesday. The three-game set with the Seminoles – the first head-to-head meeting between the programs in 10 years – begins Friday and extends through the weekend.
 
ON DECK
TUESDAY, APRIL 8
San Jose State | Spartan Softball Complex | San Jose, Calif.
 
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9
Pacific | Levine-Fricke Field | Berkeley, Calif.
 
FRIDAY, APRIL 11 – SUNDAY, APRIL 13
Florida State | Levine-Fricke Field | Berkeley, Calif.
 
HOW TO FOLLOW
San Jose State | April 8 | 5 p.m. PT | Live Stats | Live Stream: TBD
Pacific | April 9 | 3 p.m. PT | Live Stats | Live Stream | ACCNX/ESPN+
Florida State | 3 p.m./2 p.m./12 p.m. PT | Live Stats | ACCNX/ESPN+
 
QUICK HITS

• The Bears currently rank 14th in the NCAA in doubles (67), 21st slugging percentage (.563), 22nd in scoring (6.97) and batting average (.340), 25th in on-base percentage (.426) and 26th in RBIs per game (6.17).
• Lagi Quiroga leads the team in slugging percentage (.696), runs scored (34), hits (43) and total bases (80).
• For April, Softball America tabbed Mia Phillips as the 11^th-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.
• On March 26, the Bears recorded a season-high 16 runs against James Madison, which tied for the second-most runs scored in a single game for Cal since March 10, 2021.
• 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 five hits away from 200 for her career.
 
16 – Tianna Bell is on a team-high 16-game hitting streak dating back to the March 7 game against Boston College.
 
11 – Kaylee Pond has been hit by a pitch 11 times this season, the fifth-most in a single season in program history.
 
10 – Tianna Bell has ten games this season with at least two or more RBIs, the most on the team.
 
9 – Lagi Quiroga has thrown out base runners on stolen base attempts an ACC-leading nine times on the season.
 
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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