CJ West

Cal cut its deficit to 2 late in the first quarter, and it appeared that the Bears would further their Cinderella story. Arizona, however, had its own tale to tell.

In the end, a go-ahead putback by Jaelyn Brown with 14 seconds left was the difference, and the Bears capped off their regular season with a huge upset victory.

Cal women’s basketball played No. 15 Oregon State close in the first half, but failed to earn its first Pac-12 home win of the year on Senior Night.

It was a brawl of a game, with teams fighting for every point they could get. The experienced Colorado got the victory in the end, grinding out a 64-57 win.

Cal women’s basketball fought tooth and nail with the No. 10 team in the nation, pushing UCLA to overtime before falling 74-70.

After earning their first conference victory this past weekend, the Bears look to earn their second against the Trojans.

With Washington holding all the momentum going into overtime, this game looked like it would turn into another heartbreaking loss for the Bears.

This matchup will be the final game of both the Antelopes and the Bears’ nonconference seasons, and both teams will be vying to finish 2019 with a victory.

Cal women’s basketball had 42 points in the paint in an intense, hard-fought 69-65 victory over Santa Clara. It was the Bears' seventh straight win.

The 2018-19 season marked the end of an era for Cal women’s basketball, as head coach Lindsay Gottlieb and four out of five starters are gone. Expectations may be low, but the Bears have a great opportunity for transition and progress this season.