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M. Tennis: Men ready for NCAA tournament round of 16
By Dash DavidsonThe Stanford men’s tennis team begins the final chapter of its season tomorrow when it plays its sweet sixteen match against the University of Kentucky. Held at the University of…
W. Tennis: Card beats Northwestern, advances to NCAA quarterfinals against USC
By David PerezThe Stanford women’s tennis team defeated Northwestern 4-1 in the NCAA tournament round of 16 yesterday morning. With the victory, the Cardinal advanced into the quarterfinals, where it will see…
Beyda: Consistency is good
By Joseph BeydaMen’s swimming coach Skip Kenney was here when Jimmy Carter was president, gas cost under a dollar per gallon and many of our parents were doing “The Hustle” in high…
W. Tennis: Cardinal heads back down to Georgia for NCAA third round
By Chrissy Jones Now the Cardinal faces its true test in Athens, Ga. Fourth-seeded Stanford (20-1, 9-1 Pac-12) traveled cross-country on Monday morning in preparation for its match against 13th-seeded Northwestern today…
M. Golf: Stanford hosts regional looking to qualify for NCAAs
By Austin BlockAfter a disappointing fifth-place finish at the Pac-12 Championships, the Stanford men’s golf team has the chance to redeem itself at the NCAA Regionals, which start today at the Stanford…
Men’s swimming coach Skip Kenney retires after historic career
By The Daily Sports StaffStanford men's swimming head coach Skip Kenney is calling it a career after 33 years on the Farm…
Blanchat: Dissecting Stanford’s woes at receiver
By Jack BlanchatWhere exactly have all of Stanford’s wide receivers been hiding over these past few years?…
Baseball: Down with the Dons
By Palani Eswaran On Tuesday night, the No. 17 Stanford baseball team came from behind to beat the University of San Francisco, 6-3.…
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