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Alongside Clarendon, the team includes Olympic gold medalists and WNBA stars Sue Bird, Diana Taurasi and Brittney Griner, in addition to 2018 league MVP Breanna Stewart.
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The Cal women’s basketball team is entering the new school year with confidence, eyeing a third straight NCAA tournament appearance come next spring.
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Hubert Stowitts was Cal’s first known LGBTQ+ athlete and was a track letterman. Stowitts attended Cal from 1911-1915 and was also a dancer, artist and actor, along with being a student at UC Berkeley.
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On Monday, Cal women’s basketball head coach Lindsay Gottlieb tweeted that Southwest Airlines’ ticket personnel asked her to “prove” her relationship to her son.
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Cowling departs for a Sun team that is based in Uncasville, Connecticut, and is coached by last season’s WNBA Coach of the Year, Curt Miller.
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The intense reality of the NCAA’s single-elimination tournament hit the No. 7 seed Cal women’s basketball team all at once Friday evening, when its season came to an abrupt end at the hands of No. 10 seed Virginia, 68-62.
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After all the great players at Cal through the years, these are the greatest performances in the NCAA tournament.
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Looking at the pages offers insight into the thoughts and ideas that run through the head of MaAne’ “Mo” Mosley; she is a creative soul with a passion for writing, often articulating her thoughts best by hand.
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Throughout the entirety of the season, and really for the past decade and counting, one team has stood above the rest — UConn.
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Every Cal player holds a key role in executing Penina Davidson’s layup: Kristine Anigwe and Asha Thomas as threats to score, Mikayla Cowling’s awareness, Kianna Smith’s decision-making despite her young age and Davidson’s ability to finish at the rim from the left side.
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