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Looking ahead to next year, the Bears will find it difficult to replace the veteran presence provided by Kadono, Lekressner, Ebstein and Sam Junqua. The partnership forged between freshman defenders Ian Lonergan and J.J. Foe Nuphaus this year, however, should prove to pay dividends down the line.
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Junqua’s wide kick was placed perfectly in the center of the crowded box, allowing Nuphaus to sneak behind two Cardinal defenders for a diving header, driving the ball to the top of the near post.
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While the campus celebrations of that moment won’t start until next week, the Cal men’s soccer team (6-9-2) will set its sights on an early win in its own version of Big Game against the No. 6 Cardinal (11-2-4) on Thursday.
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It took much longer than the team probably wanted it to, but that road victory finally arrived. Despite dropping yet another tightly contested contest to the Bruins, the Bears responded Sunday against the Aztecs, notching their first road victory of the year in dominant fashion.
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Despite Cal’s winless record in its past five games and current last-place position in the Pac-12 Conference standings, the Bears remain motivated to end this season on a high and give their seniors the send-off they deserve.
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This past weekend, the Cal men’s soccer team was regrettably reminded of this lesson after suffering two losses to Washington and Oregon State, despite exerting significant offensive control in both games.
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Stormy weather is commonplace in the Pacific Northwest, and after falling to both Washington and Oregon State last weekend in two rocky matches, the Cal men’s soccer team is looking forward to a change of scenery.
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The first 30 minutes of play saw a back-and-forth affair play out as both teams slowly worked their way into the game. Cal received its first and only clear-cut opportunity in the 31st minute when freshman Taylor Davila dispossessed a Husky player to give senior forward Sam Ebstein possession.
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This weekend, the Bears travel up north to the Cascadia region to take on Oregon State and Washington, two teams with which Cal is currently in a third-place tie in conference standings.
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Inches defined the first half — setting up the Cardinal with immediate control of the midfield and a concrete backline determined to keep Cal strikers Shinya Kadono and Alonzo Del Mundo reigned in.
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