The No. 23 California women's tennis team (9-4, 6-2 ACC) begins its final homestand of the regular season at Hellman Tennis Complex, starting with a match against No. 9 Virginia on Friday. The match will also serve as Senior Day for Berta Passola Folch, who has had an exceptional season including reaching the NCAA Singles Championship final. Following the Virginia match, Cal will host Virginia Tech on Sunday. With both matches impacting the seeding for the upcoming ACC Championship, Cal's current standing is tied for fifth in the conference.

By the Numbers
  • Cal is currently ranked No. 23 in the ITA with a 5-2 home record.
  • Berta Passola Folch holds a singles record of 9-2 in the 2026 season and is ranked No. 11 in the ITA.
State of Play
  • Cal is tied for fifth place in the ACC with Miami and Duke, each having a 6-2 record.
  • Virginia leads the conference at 8-0, while Virginia Tech is in last place at 1-7.
What's Next

After facing Virginia and Virginia Tech, Cal will host No. 36 Stanford on Tuesday for the Big Slam, completing their homestand.

Bottom Line

Cal鈥檚 performance in the upcoming matches will be crucial for securing a favorable seed in the ACC Championship, heightening the stakes for Senior Day as they recognize Berta Passola Folch's contributions.