Arizona Athletics | October 2, 2017 UA takes down No. 11 Cal thanks to freshman's first career goal The Wildcats took the lead after a scoreless first half and never relented. Share TUCSON, Ariz. – The University of Arizona women's soccer team defeated No. 11 California on Sunday afternoon in Berkeley, Calif. by a score of 1-0. True freshman Jada Talley followed her own rebound to score her first collegiate goal and put the Wildcats over Cal. Charlotte Brascia led the team with four shots on goal, closely followed by two apiece from Cali Crisler and Gabi Stoian. Stoian earned 52 minutes of time on the pitch as she slowly returns from an injury in the Texas Tech matchup earlier this season. 90' - That's it! Arizona upsets #11 Cal in Berkeley off Jada Talley's first collegiate goal! #BearDown #BuildingALegacy pic.twitter.com/qEao0PNpAt — Arizona Soccer (@ArizonaSoccer) October 1, 2017 Lainey Burdett made four saves in the contest to keep the Wildcats on top. The Arizona defense allowed 13 shots, but the majority of these were blocked by a defensive line that was unyielding to the Golden Bears top-25 offense. Crisler earned a yellow card in the 56th minute and the Arizona bench was given a yellow card warning in the 90th minute. WATCH: The best goals from Week 6 in women's soccer This moves the Wildcats record to 5-3-2 (2-1-0 Pac-12) after they split the weekend, falling to No. 2 Stanford by a score of 1-0 in Stanford, Calif. Burdett made 11 saves in that game to keep Arizona in the match. Arizona is back in action on Thursday, Oct. 5 in Tucson, Ariz., when the Wildcats will take on USC at 7 p.m. MST. Here are the college baseball coaches with the most College World Series victories These are the 12 coaches who have the most wins in the Men's College World Series. READ MORE Teams with the most appearances in the Men's College World Series Texas, Miami and Florida State are the programs that have made the most appearances in the Men's College World Series. READ MORE Programs with the most Men's College World Series titles Here's a look at the college baseball programs with multiple Men's College World Series titles. READ MORE