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The Cal men’s golf team opened the 2000-01 season with a seventh-place finish at the Topy Cup at the Tanagura Country Club in Japan.  

Tohoku Fukushi of Japan won the 11-team competition, which featured four U.S. collegiate teams.  

Individually, senior Dong Yi, in his first competition for the Bears after taking a redshirt year last season, tied for 12th. After shooting an opening-round 76, he came back with a pair of 71s for a three-round total of 218 (+2).  

Unfortunately for Cal, no other player broke par in any round. Freshman Jayme Berkowitz opened with a 72, but finished tied for 37th with a 228 total. Walter Chun, who started with a 79, finished 73-72 to complete the tournament tied for 26th (224).  

The Bears return to action Sept. 25-26 for the Husky Invitational in Seattle.  

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Student Tickets are still on sale for the upcoming football season. Season tickets cost $59 and are on sale at the Cal Athletic Ticket Office, located at 2223 Fulton St., between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. They may also be purchased at the Recreational Sports Facilty through Friday Sept. 8, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.  

If you want to see the 2000 Big Game vs. Stanford, tickets are still available. Also on the home schedule are UCLA, Utah, Washington State and Oregon State.  

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Cal heads to the Farm this weekend not to face their conference foe, the Cardinal, but to face a less familiar adversary in Northeastern University. The Huskies represent the America East Conference. Although a perennial field hockey powerhouse, Northeastern went through a rebuilding phase last year and finished 8-12.  

The Huskies are still a young team with only two seniors returning in forwards Krisanne Duchemin and Jenn Foley. Rounding out the Husky line-up are eight freshmen, seven sophomores and only three juniors. Northeastern comes to the West Coast after a 2-1 win over UMass, evening their overall record to 1-1. Cal is 0-1 all-time versus Northeastern, losing 3-1 in 1986.