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The Bears have had moderate success this season but really started showing promise two weeks ago when they began 2-0 in the Pac-12. Since then, they have been 4-0 at home overall.
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Cal men’s tennis entered the weekend hoping to continue its hot streak and defend its title from last year, but instead, after only one win, the Bears got shut out — and then lost again to an unranked team to close out its tournament.
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This upcoming weekend, Cal will face three more opponents as it travels to the BNP Paribas Open Collegiate Tennis Challenge presented by Oracle, an eight-team tournament played in Indian Wells, California.
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Cal came swinging into the singles, however, as Kikuchi, Paul Barretto, Molloy, Hoffmann and Draper all won their first sets. The second sets started well for the Bears, as many of them took leads, and Hoffmann, Molloy, Draper and Paul Barretto all broke their opponents’ serve.
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That being said, these matches are hardly easy wins — Cal is not favored in either of them — and to win, Cal will have to play like the team that fans got a glimpse of at USC.
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After this, No. 47 Cal falls to 2-5, which includes going just 1-5 against ranked teams. It’s a pretty dire record for a team approaching Pac-12 play, as UCLA, USC, Stanford, Oregon and Arizona were all placed in the top 30 in the most recent poll
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This year both the No. 47 Bears and No. 32 Cowboys are heading into the match reeling from losses. Cal lost to Stanford last weekend, and Oklahoma State lost to unranked San Diego on Wednesday.
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The singles matches were mostly one sided affairs. Molloy was the only Cal player that was able to win a set, and he eventually won his match 6-4, 6-4. Brumm, Barretto, Kikuchi and Bjorn Hoffmann, on the other hand, all lost their singles matches in straight sets.
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Cal men’s tennis continues its nonconference tour of California this weekend as the team travels across the Bay to play Stanford this Sunday afternoon.
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After heading to Los Angeles for one of the toughest weekends on schedule, Cal men’s tennis is looking forward to a duo of unranked teams this Saturday. The team is slated to play UNLV at 11:30 a.m. Saturday followed by Pacific at 2:30 p.m. all in Stockton.
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