The California softball team (13-33) will take on Stanford to close out home play in a three-game set at Stanford Softball Stadium. Cal and Stanford will get the series started on Friday at 6 pm PT.
 
The series was originally scheduled to be played at West Valley College in Saratoga – where Cal would have hosted the Cardinal - but the series had to be relocated to The Farm.
 
The Bears lead the all-time series against the Cardinal 80-42 with Cal's last win against Stanford coming in front of a record-setting 13,207 crowd.
 
ON DECK
vs. Stanford (30-12)
April 24-26 (Friday-Sunday)
Stanford Softball Stadium | Stanford, California
 
HOW TO FOLLOW
Friday: 6 pm PT | Live Stats | ACCNX
Saturday: 2 pm PT | Live Stats | ACCNX
Sunday: Noon PT | Live Stats | ACCNX


 
BY THE NUMBERS
11 – Cal swiped 11 bases in a doubleheader against Notre Dame.
6 – Six Bears have five or more stolen bases, led by Kayla Lee (12).
5 – Five players have at least five home runs, paced by Carly Raven (8).
7 – Seven Bears have recorded 25+ hits, with Anaya Togia leading the way (36).
8 – Layna Gerhard threw Cal's first no-hitter in eight years on March 1.
5 – Five freshmen are on this year's roster: Sophia Rolon, Nina Peyton-Johnson, Jade Diaz, Mya McGowan and Sophia Everett.
8 – Eight returners highlight the roster, including Carly Raven, Kayli Counts and Kyndal Todd.
10 – Cal added 10 transfers, including seven from Power 4 programs.
 
PROGRAM LEGACY
California ranks fourth all-time with 36 NCAA Tournament appearances, trailing only UCLA, Arizona and Florida State. The Bears have advanced to 12 Women's College World Series and have reached each of the past three NCAA Regionals.
Cal captured the 2002 national championship behind Hall of Famers Jocelyn Forest and Candace Harper. Forest earned Women's College World Series Most Outstanding Player honors after going 4-0 with a 0.50 ERA and 33 strikeouts. Harper remains among the program's all-time leaders in games played and assists.
 
ABOUT STEVE SINGLETON
Steve Singleton was named the ninth head coach in program history on Aug. 4, 2025. An Oakland native and former minor league player, Singleton spent three seasons in professional baseball before transitioning to the college ranks.
He joined Texas in 2019, eventually serving as associate head coach and helping guide the Longhorns to three Women's College World Series appearances. Singleton was named D1 Softball Assistant Coach of the Year in 2024.
 
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