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The Cal women’s basketball team had a disappointing end to the season. They fizzled out before even leaving home. But things are about to change. The two star seniors on the team, senior guard Brittany Boyd and senior forward Reshanda Gray, will receive the recognition they deserve. It is finally
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It would have been a moment filled with electricity. Players would have screamed with joy, fans would have jumped out of their seats into the stands, and Oski would have finally looked like mascots are supposed to — the baskets cut down, while the players put on their brand new
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Although Friday marked the end of school and the beginning of spring break for students, it was also the start of the Cal women’s basketball team’s March Madness campaign and its road to the finals in Tampa. To start the tournament off, the No. 4-seeded Bears hosted No. 14 seed
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With the whole squad sitting in its reserved section in Pappy’s to watch Monday’s NCAA tournament selection show, everybody from fans and alumni to media and team staff was sitting patiently to find out where Cal women’s basketball would be playing in the first two rounds of March Madness. As
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“Will you go to the NCAA tournament with me?” It’s the question that has been thrown around campus the past two days due to the Cal women’s basketball team’s emergence into the NCAA March Madness tournament, announced Monday. And as weird as Oski’s proposal might be for some Bears basketball
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What had once looked like an empty, desolate, lonely postseason for the Haas Pavilion is no longer. The Cal women’s basketball team will officially host the first two rounds of the NCAA tournament, as announced Monday. The Bears (23-9) were given the fourth seed in the Albany Region and will
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Making it all the way to the Pac-12 championships, all that the Cal women’s basketball team had to do was get past Stanford in the championship game to give the Bears the school’s first Pac-12 championship. The Cardinal, however, had the upperhand for most of the second half, and although
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With March underway, every game the Cal women’s basketball team plays is going to have a lot more meaning. Even though the tournament doesn’t start until later this month, the Bears are still going to have a huge weekend ahead of them when they travel up to Washington as the
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There was a celebration Saturday afternoon in Corvallis, Oregon. New hats and shirts with tags still on were put on, a basket was cut, and pictures were taken. A variety of cheers, including “Clear Eyes, Full Heart, Can’t Lose,” filled Gill Coliseum, while confetti fell from above majestically. The excitement
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The unicyclers wheeled their way around the court with their large black-and-green helmets and bright orange wheels. Some were three wheels high, towering above the forest floor — really just a court with silhouettes of trees at Matthew Knight Arena. The unicyclers used their wheels to jump over ropes and
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