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Jacob Jaffe
Five individual titles highlighted a successful trip to the Pac-12 Championships for the Stanford track and field teams. The women placed second while the men tied for fifth, as host…
May 16, 2012 / No Comment / Read More
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Zach Zimmerman Five years ago, if I had made a list of the top American cities in which I would least like to run out of gas, Oakland may have taken the…
May 16, 2012 / 1 Comment / Read More
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George Chen
On the heels of a dominant sweep over Washington a week ago, the Cardinal softball squad closed out the regular season this past weekend with an impressive series win over…
May 15, 2012 / No Comment / Read More
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Jack Mosbacher
If you were at Sunken Diamond this past weekend to watch No. 17 Stanford cruise to an 8-3 victory in the second leg of an eventual three-game sweep of unranked…
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Tom Taylor There is a lot to get worked up about in the world of sports, from the highs of great games and championship finals to the lows of cheating and…
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Joseph Beyda
The defending-champion Cardinal (26-2) got a late goal from senior driver Pallavi Menon and 15 saves from junior goalie Kate Baldoni to edge the Trojans 6-4 and capture Stanford’s third…
May 14, 2012 / No Comment / Read More
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Joseph Beyda
The No. 12 Stanford baseball team entered the weekend with major questions on the mound, slumbering bats and an unimpressive 11-10 record in a conference that it was once a…
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Dash Davidson
The No. 11 Stanford men’s tennis team booked its ticket to Georgia for the Sweet Sixteen of the season-ending NCAA tournament this past weekend with two wins on its home…
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