Nevaeh DeSouza

After a significantly strong start to the season, Cal faltered as it opened conference play, narrowly beating Arizona 196.4-196.1 in Tucson on Friday night

When Cal faces No. 33 Arizona on Friday evening, it will have a chance to secure not only its first dual meet win but also a third substantial away mark.

Despite posting a program-high beam score at regionals, the Bears placed third, missing out on a second consecutive national championships appearance.

The Bears kept their focus and stayed within their “Bear bubble,” ultimately finishing second behind the fierce home team.

After securing its first Pac-12 regular-season championship, Cal women’s gymnastics will look to continue its record-breaking year. The next goal: a conference title at the Pac-12 championships Saturday.

After failing to clinch the Pac-12 regular-season title outright when it faced ASU, Cal stands to become the sole conference champion with a win over UCLA.

It’s good news Bears as the team pulls away from President’s Day with a fifth straight win, but will it achieve the same victory against ASU?

Although the Bears enter Monday’s matchup against Arizona as the clear favorites, the meet is crucial in determining where Cal sits entering the postseason.

In front of perhaps the largest crowd in Haas Pavilion this season, No. 11 Cal posted a season-best 197.525 to best No. 3 Utah and maintain its undefeated record.

Haas Pavilion was filled to the brim with support and vibrant energy as fans witnessed an exciting meet featuring Cal and Oregon State women's gymnastics.