Men's Gymnastics

On Nov. 11, Cal Athletics announced that two athletes, Tyler Shimizu and Jasper Smith-Gordon, will join the Cal men's gymnastics team in the 2021-22 season.

Though the Pac-12 announced in September that sports may be resumed in the coming winter, uncertainty is still in the air due to the sustained increase in COVID-19 cases around the country. For the men's gymnastics team, preparation started late this October with some strict caution for the health and safety of the athletes and staff alike.

Ten years after the Cal men’s gymnastics team was almost cut, members of the community reflect on the campaign and its lessons to be learned in the face of recent events.

With the Minnesota men’s gymnastics team being the latest of many to face the chopping block, the sport is on the verge of extinction in college athletics.

It isn’t every day that an athlete has natural athletic ability that exceeds what years of hard work and training can give you in the sport of gymnastics.

This year alone has been a tempest, but Crigger is no stranger to staring into the eye of the storm and simply rising above.

Cal head coach J.T. Okada sees his team's process as normal and necessary for finding the right track to survive the long season.

The No. 11 Bears are traveling to Stanford this Saturday for a meet against the No. 1 Cardinal — the seventh time the two squads have faced each other this season.

On Saturday, though No. 11 Cal fell short to No. 7 Navy, it earned a season-high score of 403.100 with multiple seasonal and personal bests from seniors.

Finishing third at the Stanford International Collegiate Open last week, No.11 Cal is competing against No. 7 Navy on Saturday at Haas Pavilion.