Cal Women's Club Soccer Kicking Off Spring Season!

The Cal Women's Club Soccer Team is an organization within the Cal Recreational Sports Club Office. We compete in the WCSA League, and play against other schools in the California area. As a Cal Sports Club, our team is entirely student run and organized. All aspects of the team, including scheduling, fundraising, travel, and organization are coordinated by student club officers. Three captains, a president, a fundraising coordinator, travel agent, safety officer, and various other positions are filled each year to keep the team running. Cal Women's Club Soccer was founded in 1995 as a way for academically-prioritized and driven women to continue playing soccer in college. We practice twice a week and enjoy bonding together on and off the field! 

We are always looking for donations to help cover our costs, and every little bit helps. We rely on donations and fundraising to help cover uniforms and equipment, league and tournament fees, and travel costs. Donations are tax deductible as we are a non-profit organization. Any support or donations would be greatly appreciated!

This budget provides a rough estimate only, and actual expenditures may vary.

We plan to use funds raised to help us cover costs for our Spring 25 season, and to continue to keep Cal Women's Club Soccer dues as accessible as possible. If we meet our goal, we would be able to cover travel, tournament, coaching, and other fees that are vital for keeping our program running. Reaching our goal would allow us to keep dues low and cover the cost of tournaments such as Nationals, so that the team remains accessible to everyone!

All donations are appreciated and will be used to keep our program running and lower the game fees and dues for club players. Follow our journey and stay updated through our Instagram @calwclubsoc and through our website https://calwomensclubsoccer.weebly.com/ Since being established in 1995 Cal Women's Club Soccer has become a force to be reckoned with in NIRSA club soccer. GO BEARS!