Nina Schank

The Bears’ fourth-best score and best away score of the season was enough to push them up one spot in the national rankings and secure a bid to the NCAA regionals in Oklahoma.

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.

The Bears ended the regular season with a bang, posting season-high total, floor and bars scores while saying goodbye to their eight seniors.

The Bears close out the regular season with a groundbreaking victory: the first ever Pac-12 championship in program history.

After Cal narrowly defeated Stanford in their season opener, it cemented its status as the Bay Area’s best, winning Friday’s matchup 196.925-196.250.

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.

Cal women’s gymnastics may have won Saturday’s meet in commanding fashion, but the Huskies were able to walk away with their heads held high.

With the return of three of their strongest gymnasts, the Bears get three steps closer to an elusive national championship.

While Cal women’s gymnastics has never won nationals as a team, this year’s squad appears poised to embark on a competitive postseason run. The blue and gold have the second highest national qualifying score among teams at the Morgantown Regional.

While they dropped the lead after the second rotation, the blue and gold rallied to finish their night in Salt Lake City with a historic beam rotation.