Women's Gymnastics

The Pac-12 Champions will face Ohio State and Iowa as they get ready for the postseason. Cal will first travel to Ohio this Friday to face the Buckeyes.

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

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.

The blue and gold walks away from the Feb. 27 away meet with their first loss of the season thus far — their first drop of the season rollercoaster.

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.

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.

After earning its first 197-plus score of the season, Cal women’s gymnastics will aim to continue its upward trajectory at Stanford on Friday.

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.