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Cal shook off a string of three straight losses to notch its first one-on-one victory of the season, defeating No. 19 Arizona by putting up a season-high 195.950 points in its home opener at Haas Pavilion.
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With all those accolades, it is safe to say that expectations for 2017 were high for the Bears. Given those high expectations, the 2017 season was disappointing on paper.
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Because of a newly instated rule from the Pac-12, the Bears, as the top seed in their session, were able to select the event on which they wanted to begin. Following familiar convention from home meets, they opted to begin on the vault. So while they weren’t exactly close to No. 1, they will reap the same benefits as No. 1 seed UCLA.
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LOS ANGELES — On Saturday night in Westwood, California, 13,659 people filled Pauley Pavilion to watch star freshman Lonzo Ball and No. 2 UCLA take on Washington State. It was UCLA’s senior night, and the game was being broadcasted on ESPN. Despite trailing the Cougars with less than 10 minutes
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Rankings don’t lie, and Saturday, they proved correct once again. No. 19 Cal women’s gymnastics visited No. 13 Nebraska for a quad meet that also included No. 22 Utah State and unranked Southeast Missouri, and the results were exactly as expected. The Bears’ 196.400 was good enough for second place
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Just when you thought that No. 18 Cal women’s gymnastics was unstoppable, No. 5 Utah managed to bring them down. And, just when you thought a Bears comeback at then-unranked Arizona was inevitable, the Wildcats claimed victory. Coming off of a short week of practice and competing without their team
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For No. 15 Cal women’s gymnastics, an upset against ever-dominant No. 4 Utah would have been comparable to the Falcons upsetting the ever-dominant Patriots. Much like the Falcons, the Bears had a respectable showing, defying expectations at times, but they could not seal the deal in the second half. In
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It all comes down to this for the No. 14 Cal women’s gymnastics team. Only UC Davis and Sacramento State remain as regular season foes before the Pac-12 Championships. The Bears are traveling to Davis, California, on Friday with plenty of confidence, knowing that a strong showing this weekend could
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Zoe Draghi knew the moment she finished her floor routine that the cat was in the bag. Or in this case, the Wildcat. The junior’s 9.90 floor performance prompted an emotional outcry from the entire No. 19 Cal women’s gymnastics team, running toward her to celebrate a historic night. This
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