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On its first road trip of the season, Cal men’s soccer will take the 1 ½-hour journey to Stockton to face the University of the Pacific on Friday. That’s about the same time it would take the team to watch the 2009 movie “Paranormal Activity”, listen to Drake’s 2018 album
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After two closely fought contests, the Bears avoided Spain’s embarrassment and came out victorious in both matches.
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After a summer spent rueing “what could have been” in the wake of a tough playoff loss to the University of San Francisco, the Cal men’s soccer team returns to action this weekend with a new squad composed of players eager to leave their mark on the program. The Bears
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With 11 of its 18 regular-season matches set to be played at home, Cal will look to take advantage of its home-field edge to secure another playoff berth.
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After a particularly impressive performance in his final season, Morton earned All-Pac 12 Honorable Mention.
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And all of these interests have played a significant role in the formation of Ebstein as he is today: a meticulous, hard-working competitor with a humanitarian side, an international outlook and the mental toughness to overcome years of adversity.
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The season was highlighted by the stellar performance of many members of the team, but specifically that of redshirt senior midfielder Jose Carrera-Garcia, junior midfielder Shinya Kadono and sophomore goalie Drake Callender. Each member of that trio was named Pac-12 Player of the Week at some point this season.
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The goal seemed to flip a switch for the Bears, as they immediately began to focus more on offensive positioning. Yet, USF answered five minutes later with a goal of its own, upping the score to 1-1.
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A 1-0 score is arguably the most frustrating outcome imaginable in soccer for either competitor. Up 1-0, the leader is nervous that any play can tie the game. Even more anxiety-inducing is being down 1-0, knowing that if only one of your several shots sneaks past the goalkeeper, it would
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In order to be successful in this matchup, the Bears will have to emphasize not just taking shots, but placing them. After having trouble keeping shots away from the goalie against SDSU, Cal will likely have spent time practicing shooting precision — training which will benefit it in this high intensity setting.
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