Cal Women's Basketball

After an up and down year, the Bears head to Las Vegas for the 2023 Pac-12 Tournament, set to play Washington State in the first round, with their season on the line.

The conclusion of conference play will send the Bears on the road to the high-powered talents of Utah and Colorado — Cal’s final two stabs at disrupting a top-25 team.

After a rough first half in which the Bears were outscored 35-20, Cal was unable to find any momentum to mount a comeback attempt.

In a game that went to the wire against No. 25 USC, the Bears displayed remarkable personality to win their first game against a ranked opponent on Senior Day.

After a treacherous season in which the Bears have routinely fallen short in Pac-12 upset bids, Cal finally seals the deal against No. 25 USC.

With rematches versus the Bruins and the Trojans this weekend, Cal women’s basketball hopes to finish the season with a winning record at home in what has otherwise been an underwhelming year.

Cal will head to Arizona to play the Sun Devils this Friday night and the Wildcats on Sunday morning with good odds of adding one more blip to what is otherwise a skid.

In one of the best conferences in women’s basketball, if the Bears can keep their opponents under 70 points, there is a fighting chance. If not, the odds no longer lie in their favor. This weekend, two Washington schools got the best of Cal.

Cal women’s basketball split the weekend, losing to Oregon but besting Oregon State. With both games coming down to the wire, the Bears finally came up clutch to earn their second Pac-12 victory of the season.

Stuck in a five game losing streak, it’s clear that the Bears have stumbled in Pac-12 play. They are in desperate need of some wins versus the Ducks and the Beavers this week.