Madison Lee

Despite a disappointing start, Cal men’s golf bounced back for the second round on Halloween.

Following a victorious result at the Alister Mackenzie Invitational earlier this month, the Bears are headed to Carmel, California, to participate in the Cal Poly Invitational and wrap up their fall season.

After a successful season start, the Bears head to Bremerton, Washington to compete in the Husky Invitational this week, at the Gold Mountain Golf Course.

Cal men’s soccer nearly made a rare blemish on No. 1 Washington’s undefeated record, but lost to a late goal by the Huskies in the last nine seconds of the match. On Sunday, the blue and gold faced Oregon State, where they were able to come back in the latter half of the game to finish the weekend off with a draw.

As if the Bears needed anymore losses, this week is looking extremely bleak for Cal, which is set to face No. 1 University of Washington Thursday and Oregon State Sunday.

If anything, Cal was supposed to have the slight advantage in the matchup against the University of San Francisco. However, the 5-1 loss that the Bears took tells a different story.

Following a rather difficult run on the road — with two losses and a tie — the Cal men’s soccer team has returned home for a match against its neighbors across the Bay: the University of San Francisco Dons.

After a rather dissatisfying loss against UCLA this past weekend on the road, the team is returning to Bear territory looking to get back on a winning streak with its match against the Saint Mary's University Gaels.

To the Bears' relief and the Lancers' demise, Cal persisted, protecting its 1-0 lead until the whistle blew, awarding it its first win and shutout of the season — and Leonard Griffin's first regular season win as a Cal head coach.

With the Bears’ current record and the Lancer’s inability to successfully perform on the road, this weekend go either way.