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Avoiding a loss against the Bruins and securing a 1-0 victory versus San Diego State in their final home game of the season has put the Bears in a decent position to earn a spot in this year’s NCAA Tournament.

With only three games remaining in the regular season, Cal men’s soccer will finish up its home schedule this week with matches at Edwards Stadium against conference opponents UCLA on Thursday and San Diego State on Sunday.

A trip to Southern California over the weekend turned out to be a microcosm for what has been an up and down season for Cal men’s soccer. The Bears won as underdogs against No.17 SDSU on Thursday but followed that with a loss to UCLA on Sunday.

After an 11-day break, Cal men’s soccer returns to action on the road this week. The squad will head to Southern California for two matches against conference opponents, facing San Diego State on Thursday and UCLA on Sunday.

The Bears looked confident out on the courts on Friday against SDSU. Now, Cal steadies itself for No. 3 Michigan, hoping to use the newly found momentum to secure a crucial win.

The Bears themselves were feeling good about their recent play as they came off their first win of the season after three straight draws.

Cal is looking to extend their win streak to three as they take on SDSU and UCLA.

The Bears couldn’t have imagined a better start to their season, going 3-0. This perfect record quickly came to an end as the Bears graced the diamond against Gonzaga on Monday.

Last weekend Cal women’s tennis faced a setback from UCLA after defeating SDSU just a day earlier. Coming out of a quarterfinal loss at indoor nationals, the Bears were looking to regain their winning streak.

After a tumultuous 2021 season where they narrowly missed regional playoffs, the Bears will look to come out strong this weekend as they open the 2022 season at the MLB4 Collegiate Baseball Tournament.