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Bears Travel To Columbus, Return Home For Senior Day Vs. Iowa
BERKELEY – The Cal women's basketball enters the middle leg of its three-game homestand to close out non-conference play when Cal Poly comes to Haas Pavilion on Saturday. The Bears and Mustangs are slated for a 3:00 p.m. tip-off. The game will be streamed on the Cal Live Stream fans can also follow live stats via Statbroadcast.com
SAN FRANCISCO – Cal women's basketball freshman guard Jayda Curry has been named the Pac-12 Freshman of the Week for the third consecutive week as announced by the conference office on Monday afternoon. Curry becomes just the fifth player since the award was created in 2012-13 to win it three consecutive weeks. Curry joins Washington State's Charlisse Leger-Walker (2020-21), former Golden Bear Kristine Anigwe (2015-16), Oregon's Maite Cazorla (2015-16), and Washington's Kelsey Plum (2013-14) as the other players who have won the award three-consecutive weeks.
Cal aims to be ‘one day better’ against Arizona State Rachael Garner/File As gymnasts in a competitive conference and on a contending team and gunning for a deep run into the postseason, it’d be easy for the Bears to buckle under the pressure of their long-term goals. However, co-head coaches Justin Howell and Elisabeth Crandall-Howell are looking to make sure that the opposite occurs. “We have a catchphrase in our program: one day better,” Howell said. “I definitely felt like we’ve gotten one day better, one week better this past weekend.” One day at a time, No. 16 Cal will a...
A much-improved Cal dominates against Arizona Lisi Ludwig/File Although Cal earned a commanding victory over Air Force last weekend, its performance was not quite perfect. Ahead of their second dual meet, the Bears needed to clean up the little details to defeat the Wildcats. On Saturday, they stepped up to the task and delivered. Succinctly put, they were “much improved,” said co-head coach Justin Howell. Cal bagged a tremendous win over Arizona, toppling the Wildcats with a score of 196.075 to 194.875. During their first meet at Berkeley, the blue and gold sharpened their weak points: b...