Jaelyn Brown

If Cal’s supporting cast can muster up enough scoring and rebounding to supplement Daniels and Schipholt, the Bears will have a fighting chance.

Cal had an unusual season under first-year head coach Charmin Smith. Our writers break down how the Bears fared in their 2019-2020 campaign.

Cal women’s basketball had their worst season in recent memory, but there were a few bright spots to keep Bears fans hungry for more.

Cal cut its deficit to 2 late in the first quarter, and it appeared that the Bears would further their Cinderella story. Arizona, however, had its own tale to tell.

It was pure madness in Las Vegas on Thursday as Cal women’s basketball knocked off No. 24 Arizona State in the first round of the Pac-12 tournament.

In the end, a go-ahead putback by Jaelyn Brown with 14 seconds left was the difference, and the Bears capped off their regular season with a huge upset victory.

Another disappointing offensive showing from Cal women’s basketball was not nearly enough to beat No. 24 Arizona State in Tempe.

In a year full of ups and downs, Cal women’s basketball has an opportunity to end the regular season on a high note as it faces Arizona and Arizona State.

Cal women’s basketball played No. 15 Oregon State close in the first half, but failed to earn its first Pac-12 home win of the year on Senior Night.

Oregon is the type of program that teams aspire to become, so getting experience against them is huge for Cal despite the Ducks 93-61 victory.