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For the first time in Head Coach Justin Howell’s tenure in Berkeley, the No. 20 Cal women’s gymnastics team competed in two meets in the same weekend.
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Contrary to last year, in which the Bears finished the season against then-No. 4 UCLA and No. 1 Oklahoma, the last three meets this season all include unranked opponents.
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On Friday night, No. 18 Cal defeated Central Michigan as Haas Pavilion bid a bittersweet farewell to seniors Toni-Ann Williams, Alicia Gallarzo, Arianna Robinson, and Yuleen Sternberg on senior night.
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Heading into the final three meets of the regular season, a lighter opponent will likely prove to be a huge benefit for the Bears, especially for Williams.
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The Bears’ first-ever head-to-head victory over the Utes came with a full team effort but was capped by redshirt senior Toni-Ann Williams’ brilliance.
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Last season when Cal and Utah met in Salt Lake City, Skinner took the all-around title as a freshman posting a score of 39.500.
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A win in Palo Alto this weekend was huge for the Bears, especially considering that senior and 2016 Olympian Toni-Ann Williams was not competing in the floor event in which she is ranked No. 22 in the nation.
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Cal will be hoping to build upon its high-scoring performance in their loss against then-No. 4 UCLA, in which they finished with a 197.225, reaching above 197 for just the fourth time in school history.
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The Bears were clad in their sparkling home leos, and Cal head coach Justin Howell was sporting a pair of argyle blue and yellow Cal golf pants, which the eight seniors made him promise to wear for the festivities. And just like those pants, No. 16 Cal women’s gymnastics was
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All those fans were not gathered for a basketball game. In fact, they were not gathered for any sporting event that would make it onto Sportscenter later that evening. It was then-No. 19 Cal women’s gymnastics against No. 4 UCLA, and 12,576 people had shown up to watch. Go figure.
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