Club lacrosse reaches new heights
In 2013, the Stanford men’s lacrosse team celebrated the program’s 50th anniversary—and they did it in style, putting together the team’s most successful campaign in… Continue Reading »
In 2013, the Stanford men’s lacrosse team celebrated the program’s 50th anniversary—and they did it in style, putting together the team’s most successful campaign in… Continue Reading »
But after sweeping archrival Cal and dominating Pacific 11-2 on Tuesday, the Cardinal may be just a series win away from clinching a regional berth as it hosts No. 11 UCLA at Sunken Diamond this weekend.
Coach Milt has really encouraged us freshmen to keep on our normal routines, even though the coaches won’t be around as much. This group has been doing a great job of doing just that, and I think it has shown our discipline and commitment to the team. Hopefully, we’ll all be competing at the regional next year.
With only a year and a few weeks left, I know I certainly won’t see everything that I could here. But there are some things you can’t miss, and one of them happens tonight.
Go watch senior starting pitcher Mark Appel pitch tonight at 7 p.m. at Sunken Diamond.
After two rounds of play at the NCAA Championships, the No. 10 Stanford women’s golf team is in a tie for fifth place with No. 7 Purdue at 2-over par 578, three strokes out of third but 18 behind No. 1 USC. Individually, freshman Mariah Stackhouse is alone in fifth after a 4-under 68 second round, four shots behind tournament leader Stephanie Meadow of Alabama.
Hey all. Yesterday was even quieter than Tuesday for our program here at home. The morning distance crew practice was comprised of Will, Garrett, Thomas, Luke and myself. Starting from the track around 7:20 a.m., we headed out going west on Campus Drive towards the hospital, eventually connecting with Junipero Serra and then onto Alpine Road.
Back in March, I wrote that college tennis is the ultimate intersection of team and individual sports. That statement has never felt more true.
Senior starting pitcher Mark Appel was named the Pac-12 Baseball Scholar-Athlete of the Year on Wednesday. Appel was a Pac-12 All-Academic honorable mention each of the past two seasons.