Cal Gymnastics Makes History, Advances to NCAA Finals in Fort Worth

Cal Makes History, Advances to NCAA Women’s Gymnastics Finals

In a historic moment for the California Golden Bears, the women’s gymnastics team has advanced to the finals of the NCAA championships for the first time in school history. The team put on a stellar performance in the semifinals 1 session on Thursday in Fort Worth, Texas, securing a second-place finish and a spot in the Four on the Floor national championship round on Saturday.

Cal narrowly edged out Stanford, finishing just 0.6375 points ahead of their rivals. The top two teams from each semifinal advance to the finals, and Cal’s impressive showing has earned them a shot at the national title.

The competition was fierce, with the No. 2 ranked LSU team narrowly beating out Cal for the top spot. Despite the close finish, Cal’s Mya Lauzon and Stanford’s Anna Roberts both delivered standout performances, tying for second in the all-around with scores of 39.6375.

Lauzon shined in the balance beam, tying for first with a score of 9.9500, and also impressed in the vault, tying for third with a score of 9.9000. Roberts took the top spot in the vault with a score of 9.9500, showcasing her skill and talent on the floor.

The stage is now set for the national championship meet on Saturday, where Cal will have a chance to make history once again. The event will be broadcast on ABC and ESPN+, giving fans a chance to witness the excitement and drama of collegiate gymnastics at its finest. Don’t miss out on this thrilling showdown as Cal looks to make their mark on the national stage.