Justin Howell

After UCLA’s disappointing beam rotation left second place on a platter for Cal, a high-flying floor rotation led the Bears to their highest team score at a Pac-12 championship.

The couple has led their team to arguably its best regular season in recent memory. This year alone, the No. 5 Bears have broken four team records and have achieved their highest ranking in program history.

Cal’s afternoon of personal bests and broken records was headlined by its bars rotation, which tied an all-time NCAA record and moved the Bears into a tie with Florida for the best bars program in the nation.

In its second away dual meet of the season, Cal notched a season high and the fourth-highest score in program history. The Bears will look to stay undefeated against the Red Rocks on Friday.

The Sun Devils certainly have the skills to keep Cal on its toes, and the Bears will rely on their usual suspects to deliver a win.

In their first meet on the road, the Bears toppled the Wildcats with a score of 196.075 to 194.875. Cal improved on beam and floor after earning subpar scores last week against Air Force.

After 335 days without competition, the blue and gold won by a score of 195.75-188.95 and demonstrated social responsibility with their COVID-19 protocols.

After nearly a yearlong competition hiatus, Cal’s women's gymnastics team is scheduled to duel the Air Force in its first — and only — nonconference meet.

For the second year in a row, the Cal women's gymnastics team has ranked eighth overall in the Women’s Collegiate Gymnastics Association preseason poll, tying the all-time program record.