Victor doesn't take all: Cal wins, yet Washington soars
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.
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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.
No. 11 Cal Wins By 196.675-195.450 Margin In Seattle
In a down-to-the-wire nail-biter, Cal women’s gymnastics bested Stanford 196.325-196.275, earning its highest season-opening score in program history.
SEATTLE – With the Collegiate Challenge getting canceled due to five out of six of the competing teams dropping out due to COVID-19 developments, the new season opener for Washington Gymnastics is set for Saturday, January 15 in Corvallis, OR. Along with the Huskies, this tri-meet will feature Oregon State and No. 9 San Jose State. Boise State was originally also supposed to attend before they had to remove themselves due to COIVD-19 developments.
Bears tie NCAA record versus Bruins, prepare for double-header with GymDawgs Vanessa Lim/Staff Just more than three weeks ago, Cal’s gymnasts had been adamant that they had more to give after posting a season-high score against Oregon State. “It didn’t feel like that was the best,” said sophomore Maya Green. “We had a lot of room to grow.” On Saturday, the Bears towered over the tall task. They shattered their program record with an overall score of 198.050, tying the third-highest score in the nation this year en route to an impressive win over then-No. 10 UCLA. The Bears’ afte...