Women’s soccer players join national teams
Five of Stanford’s national-champion soccer players will be practicing with national teams next week, with three representing the United States and another pair playing for Mexico.
Five of Stanford’s national-champion soccer players will be practicing with national teams next week, with three representing the United States and another pair playing for Mexico.
After a senior season in which she earned several individual accolades in addition to helping the Stanford women’s soccer team win its first NCAA championship, midfielder Teresa Noyola topped it all off by winning the Missouri Athletic Club’s Hermann Trophy on Friday
For the third year in a row, Soccer America has named a Stanford player its Women’s Player of the Year, this time honoring senior forward Lindsay Taylor.
NCAA title number 102 made its way to the Farm this week, but for the undefeated Stanford women’s soccer team, its run at the College Cup meant much more than the trophy it brought home.
There’s no question that the No. 1 Stanford women’s soccer team is looking forward to playing in the College Cup this weekend. But more than likely, the Cardinal is looking backward as well.
Men’s cross country star Chris Derrick and women’s soccer standout Teresa Noyola got some good news Wednesday when they were both named Pac-12 Scholar-Athletes of the Year in their respective sports.
The No. 1 Stanford women’s soccer team’s senior class may have helped the squad outscore its opponents 174-17 at Laird Q. Cagan Stadium over the past four years, but the final home game for the four outgoing Stanford players was anything but a breeze
The No. 1 Stanford women’s soccer team advanced to the third round of the NCAA Tournament Friday, beating South Carolina (16-7-0) 2-0 on a rainy night at Cagan Stadium.