Over the weekend, Cal women’s gymnastics showed it has all the makings of a national championship contender. The Bears started by setting three program records Friday night, hosting Stanford, Ohio State and Utah State at Haas Pavilion for their first quad meet of the weekend. Cal’s 198.1 topped the 198.05 the 2021 team recorded against UCLA, a 49.6 on beam surpassed the 49.525 that it posted at the NCAA regional final last year and sophomore Mya Lauzon received the school’s highest beam score ever — its first 9.975. None of the three records Cal etched Friday stayed at the top for long, though. In a meet on Sunday, the Bears resoundingly defeated every record they set just two days prior. Cal won the meet with a 198.275 (making it the first team ever to earn two 198.1-plus scores within 48 hours during the regular season) and posted a historic 49.825 on beam, led by Lauzon’s perfect 10. 📸: Anita Liu ✍️: Jocelyn Huang • • • #berkeley #cal #gymnastics #calwgym