Beyda: Three women’s tennis players made the Card’s dream a reality
Back in March, I wrote that college tennis is the ultimate intersection of team and individual sports. That statement has never felt more true.
Back in March, I wrote that college tennis is the ultimate intersection of team and individual sports. That statement has never felt more true.
With the entire stadium watching, junior co-captain Kristie Ahn clinched No. 12 Stanford women’s tennis’ 17th NCAA Championship with a 7-5, 4-6, 6-2 victory on… Continue Reading »
7:15 p.m.: Our women’s tennis beat writer is on the phone working to get a hold of as many players as possible. Get ready for… Continue Reading »
With every player and coach from both sides watching on, freshman Krista Hardebeck battled back from the brink of defeat for a miraculous comeback victory… Continue Reading »
The Stanford women’s tennis team entered this year’s NCAA Tournament without much fanfare. Seeded No. 12, expectations weren’t as high for the tight-knit squad of eight girls as they have been in recent years. But the Cardinal has proved everyone wrong with its performance thus far in the tournament.
Highly recruited Stanford tennis star Ellen Tsay sat down with The Stanford Daily to discuss the network of college tennis players across the country, how she and Tan came to play doubles together and the upcoming showdown against the Trojans.
The Stanford women’s tennis team breezed through the first two rounds of the NCAA Tournament this weekend, sweeping Miami (OH) (13-13, 7-1 MAC) in the… Continue Reading »
After a brief hiatus following the end of the regular season and the conclusion of the Pac-12 Individual Tournament, the Stanford women’s tennis team will begin its quest for a national title this Friday against Miami (OH) in its 32nd consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance.