ITA Men’s Hall of Fame to induct Goldstein
Former Pac-10 Player of the Year Paul Goldstein ’98 will be inducted into the Intercollegiate Tennis Association’s Men’s Collegiate Tennis Hall of Fame this year.
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Alumna Buehler makes 100th appearance for Team USA
Former Cardinal soccer player Rachel Buehler ’07 earned her 100th cap in an American uniform on Wednesday, scoring the game-winning goal for the U.S. in a 3-0 win against Iceland. It was just her fourth international tally and came on the same field where she played in her first game for the U.S. women’s national team in 2008.
Appel’s no-no ends in sixth, but Card beats Texas 2-0
Mark Appel’s career-high 14 strikeouts overwhelmed No. 23 Texas, as the Cardinal won 2-0 at Sunken Diamond on Friday.
Baseball welcomes Texas to Sunken Diamond riding five-game winning streak
Five-game winning streaks don’t happen on their own in baseball, even against inferior opposition. So as the No. 16 Cardinal takes that momentum into a measuring-stick home series with No. 23 Texas this weekend, Stanford will look to remain potent at the plate against a Longhorn team making its first road trip of the season.
No pay, at least let collegiate athletes have a say
In case you didn’t notice because you were too busy with, well, just about anything else, the NHL proposed a new realignment plan on Tuesday, moving three teams between the two conferences and scrambling the league’s six divisions into just four. I’m already reworking my four-year plan in disgust.
Fresno State visits the Farm for Card’s first home series
Returns have been mixed for the No. 15 Stanford baseball team this season. The unexpected dominance of the Cardinal’s young pitching staff, which has allowed a mere seven earned runs in four games, has more or less counteracted the slumbering bats in its seasoned lineup, which have managed just six extra-base hits.
Good ol’ Cal chuckle
As a superfan of the double, double toil and trouble that Stanford’s Pac-12 opponents get themselves into, few things have pleased me more in life than the Trojan turmoil of 2006 and the to-be-resolved Oregon “oops!” of 2011. But there’s nothing like the good ‘ol Cal chuckle: that warm, giggly feeling I get in my heart when I find out that the Golden Bears have done something else wrong.
Kurt Svoboda hired as new Media Relations head
Stanford announced the hiring of Kurt Svoboda as the new Senior Assistant Athletics Director of Media Relations & Communications on Tuesday, ending a six-month vacancy at the position that had been filled in the interim by Assistant Athletics Director of Football Administration Mike Eubanks.