The California men's gymnastics team concluded their 2026 season ranked No. 7 nationally, competing at the NCAA Championships Final in Champaign, Illinois. The team faced off against six competition squads, with Stanford securing the national title. Senior Khalen Curry and Jasper Smith-Gordon made significant individual contributions, achieving top-10 finishes in their events, while several other Bears also competed strongly across various disciplines.

By the Numbers
  • Stanford won with a team score of 329.825, followed by Oklahoma at 328.495.
  • Khalen Curry鈥檚 floor routine earned him a 10th-place score of 13.833, marking the best finish for a Golden Bear since 2018.
State of Play
  • The Bears competed alongside top teams like Michigan, Oklahoma, and Nebraska for the national title.
  • Cal had multiple athletes perform well in their respective events, showing potential for future success.
What's Next

Looking ahead, the Bears aim to build on their No. 7 ranking as they prepare for the next season, focusing on developing their younger talent and improving their program's standing nationally.

Bottom Line

Despite a strong finish and notable individual performances, the Bears must refine their techniques and strategies to elevate themselves among the elite in collegiate gymnastics next season.