Cal women’s basketball forward Reshanda Gray clinched a gold medal at the World University Games after Team USA defeated host nation Russia, 90-71, on Monday. Gray, a junior from Los Angeles, was selected in a 12-player collegiate squad for Team USA on May 19 to participate in the competition held Read More…
The fact that the Cal women’s basketball team, fresh off its first Final Four appearance, is only No. 5 in the power ranking is, personally, hogwash. Upon further introspection, however, I do think the Bears landing No. 5 is fairer than it seems at face value for two reasons. First, Read More…
With seconds remaining in the first half against the No. 15 seed Fresno State, the Cal women’s basketball team was leading only by four. The Bulldogs were shooting their way into contention, hanging with the second-seeded Bears. Fresno State guard Ki-Ki Moore missed a short jumper in the waning seconds. Read More…
The USC women’s basketball team might look pretty in pink, but on Sunday, the Cal women’s basketball team was the only colorful gem of the afternoon. The No. 6 Bears defeated USC, 72-64, at the Galen Center in Los Angeles, where the Trojans wore pink to raise awareness for breast Read More…
The Cal women’s basketball team had one last ranked team to face this regular season. Now it’s just one more ranked victory on their way to ten consecutive wins. The No. 6 Bears easily handled No. 15 UCLA on Friday night in Pauley Pavilion, 79-51. The win continued Cal’s longest Read More…
Cal women’s basketball team might hear a lot of words on and off the court, but there’s a particular phrase they don’t want to hear at all: “Trap game.” The Bears will host Arizona State this Friday night at 8 p.m. in Haas Pavilion. They’ll be searching to extend their Read More…
Even without stalwart Gennifer Brandon, the Cal women’s basketball team reminded everybody that its bench was more than capable of handling the job. The No. 7 Bears (17-2, 7-1) sealed their fifth consecutive victory, 71-54, on Sunday afternoon at Haas Pavilion. Reshanda Gray replaced Brandon, who started all 18 games Read More…
With the best start in program history, the Cal women’s basketball team was pining to receive the elite status in the nation. But in order for that to happen, it first needed to be the best in the Bay. The No. 7 Bears (12-2, 2-1) suffered a 63-52 loss to Read More…
When the Bears last faced its ranked opponent in No. 4 Duke, the Blue Devils handed them their first and only loss of the season so far. At home on Friday night, No. 8 Cal ensured it will not fall to another top-25 team. The Cal women’s basketball team defeated Read More…
In first few possessions of Monday night’s tilt in Haas Pavillion, Cal Poly proved they were a different breed of a team that Cal women’s basketball had not seen in this season. The Bears tried to employ their “Silver” full court defense, fully expecting to find the success they had Read More…
