California Golden Bears Athletics
Wednesday, October 14
3:30 PM
California
vs
Saint Mary's
Bears Return Home for Two-Match Week
10/12/2026 3:30 PM | Men's Soccer
Cal To Host Saint Mary’s, NC State
The California men's soccer team is back at Edwards Stadium for two matches this week. The Golden Bears enter the week with a 4-4-3 mark after a loss at Virginia.
MATCH INFORMATION
Saint Mary's
Callen Lewis has emerged as Cal's leading goal scorer, pacing the team with four goals. Lewis found the back of the net in three consecutive games, with the streak ending in the Bears' shutout loss at Virginia.
Depth that Delivers
The Bears are a team with depth and scoring from all over the roster. Of Cal's 16 goals so far this season, six have come from players off the bench, while 10 different Bears have found the back of the net.
California And The Clean Sheet
Cal has shut out five of its opponents this season. Goalkeeper Adam Salama has played a key role in the Bears' defensive success, recording all four of Cal's clean sheets to rank tied for 10th nationally in shutouts.
Worth The Shot
Callen Lewis has quickly established himself as a dangerous offensive presence for Cal early in the 2026 season. The sophomore leads the Bears in both shots and shots on goal, while ranking among the nation's most accurate shooters. Lewis' 0.700 shot accuracy leads the ACC and ranks tied for 3rd nationally. He also sits sixth in the conference in shots on goal per game, averaging 1.27.
On The Board
Junhwan Park netted Cal's first goal of the season against Santa Clara, scoring a 78th minute beauty that secured the Bears' first win of the season. Nine other Bears have since joined him in the scoring column. Most recently, Finley Reynolds scored his first career goal to put Cal on top at No. 13 Notre Dame, while Callen Lewis put the nail in the coffin with his fourth goal of the season.
A Shutout Start
Cal was one of just three teams to record a shutout against a top-25-ranked opponent in its season opener. The Bears held No. 6 Portland, a team that scored 40-plus goals during the 2025 season, to a clean sheet.
The Bears extended their shutout streak to back-to-back matches after holding Santa Clara scoreless in their second contest. The shutout streak came to an end at 241 minutes, with Cal allowing its first goal of the season against No. 12 UCLA.
Honor Roll
After a stunning performance in the season opener, junior defender Beau Morrison took home the first ACC Defensive Player of the Week honor of the season. Morrison was a key piece on the back line in the Bears' scoreless draw against No. 6 Portland, recording a tremendous goal-line clearance to secure the shutout against the Pilots.
2025 Recap
Cal posted an overall record of 8-8-2 with a 2-5-1 mark in ACC play. The Bears finished 12th in the ACC during the regular season, advancing to the semifinals of the conference tournament before falling to No. 1 seed Virginia.
The two regular-season conference wins came in the ACC opener at Boston College and to close the regular season at home against No. 1-ranked Stanford, preventing the Cardinal from clinching the ACC regular-season title and snapping a 10-game win streak.
The Bears graduated leading goal scorer Luka Lukic, but return Malcom Zalayet, who ranked second in goals and points for Cal last season. Cal also retained key defensive players in Morrison and D'Andre Pickett, with Morrison one of two players to start all 18 games for the Bears during the 2025 season.
Year 3
Cal enters Year 3 in the Atlantic Coast Conference. In its two years in the conference, Cal has pushed all the way to the semifinals of the ACC tournament as both a No. 11 and a No. 12 seed in consecutive years.
Eyes on Flo
Senior transfer Florentino Junior was named to the ACC Preseason Watch List. The two-time NJCAA National Champion and 2024 NJCAA All-American will be a key contributor for the Golden Bears entering the 2026 season.
STAY POSTED
For more coverage of the Cal men's soccer team, please follow the Bears on X (@CalMSoc), Instagram (@CalMSoc) and Facebook (/CalMSoc).
MATCH INFORMATION
Saint Mary's
- Date and Time: Wednesday, Oct. 14, at 3:30 p.m. PT
- Location: Berkeley, CA | Edwards Stadium
- Live Stream: ACCNX
- Live Stats: StatBroadcast
- Date and Time: Sunday, Oct. 18, at 2:00 p.m. PT
- Location: Berkeley, CA | Edwards Stadium
- Live Stream: ACCNX
- Live Stats: StatBroadcast
Callen Lewis has emerged as Cal's leading goal scorer, pacing the team with four goals. Lewis found the back of the net in three consecutive games, with the streak ending in the Bears' shutout loss at Virginia.
Depth that Delivers
The Bears are a team with depth and scoring from all over the roster. Of Cal's 16 goals so far this season, six have come from players off the bench, while 10 different Bears have found the back of the net.
California And The Clean Sheet
Cal has shut out five of its opponents this season. Goalkeeper Adam Salama has played a key role in the Bears' defensive success, recording all four of Cal's clean sheets to rank tied for 10th nationally in shutouts.
Worth The Shot
Callen Lewis has quickly established himself as a dangerous offensive presence for Cal early in the 2026 season. The sophomore leads the Bears in both shots and shots on goal, while ranking among the nation's most accurate shooters. Lewis' 0.700 shot accuracy leads the ACC and ranks tied for 3rd nationally. He also sits sixth in the conference in shots on goal per game, averaging 1.27.
On The Board
Junhwan Park netted Cal's first goal of the season against Santa Clara, scoring a 78th minute beauty that secured the Bears' first win of the season. Nine other Bears have since joined him in the scoring column. Most recently, Finley Reynolds scored his first career goal to put Cal on top at No. 13 Notre Dame, while Callen Lewis put the nail in the coffin with his fourth goal of the season.
A Shutout Start
Cal was one of just three teams to record a shutout against a top-25-ranked opponent in its season opener. The Bears held No. 6 Portland, a team that scored 40-plus goals during the 2025 season, to a clean sheet.
The Bears extended their shutout streak to back-to-back matches after holding Santa Clara scoreless in their second contest. The shutout streak came to an end at 241 minutes, with Cal allowing its first goal of the season against No. 12 UCLA.
Honor Roll
After a stunning performance in the season opener, junior defender Beau Morrison took home the first ACC Defensive Player of the Week honor of the season. Morrison was a key piece on the back line in the Bears' scoreless draw against No. 6 Portland, recording a tremendous goal-line clearance to secure the shutout against the Pilots.
2025 Recap
Cal posted an overall record of 8-8-2 with a 2-5-1 mark in ACC play. The Bears finished 12th in the ACC during the regular season, advancing to the semifinals of the conference tournament before falling to No. 1 seed Virginia.
The two regular-season conference wins came in the ACC opener at Boston College and to close the regular season at home against No. 1-ranked Stanford, preventing the Cardinal from clinching the ACC regular-season title and snapping a 10-game win streak.
The Bears graduated leading goal scorer Luka Lukic, but return Malcom Zalayet, who ranked second in goals and points for Cal last season. Cal also retained key defensive players in Morrison and D'Andre Pickett, with Morrison one of two players to start all 18 games for the Bears during the 2025 season.
Year 3
Cal enters Year 3 in the Atlantic Coast Conference. In its two years in the conference, Cal has pushed all the way to the semifinals of the ACC tournament as both a No. 11 and a No. 12 seed in consecutive years.
Eyes on Flo
Senior transfer Florentino Junior was named to the ACC Preseason Watch List. The two-time NJCAA National Champion and 2024 NJCAA All-American will be a key contributor for the Golden Bears entering the 2026 season.
STAY POSTED
For more coverage of the Cal men's soccer team, please follow the Bears on X (@CalMSoc), Instagram (@CalMSoc) and Facebook (/CalMSoc).
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