Gibbs’ return sparks sweep through desert
The Stanford women’s tennis team lost just one individual match this weekend in its quest to take down its southwestern foes. In two crucial Pac-12… Continue Reading »
Women’s Tennis
Women’s tennis heads to the desert
After a perfect April so far, the No. 13 Stanford women’s tennis team heads to the dessert to face No. 75 Arizona and No. 21 Arizona State this weekend.
Without Gibbs, women’s tennis still sweeps Oregon
Even in the absence of junior co-captain Nicole Gibbs, Stanford women’s tennis cruised past the Oregon Ducks (12-8, 1-7 Pac-12) Saturday, blanking them 7-0 in… Continue Reading »
Women’s tennis downs Broncos 5-2, turns sights to Oregon
There was no neighborly feeling between the two crosstown rivals this past Wednesday when the Cardinal women’s tennis team took down the Broncos 5-2 without pity or remorse. With the women’s momentum growing after the team has won eight out of their last nine games, there is a definite guarantee that Stanford will put up a fight in its upcoming match this Saturday night against Oregon.
Women’s sports dominance began with ‘innovative’ approach in ’70s
If there’s a reason why Stanford women’s sports have been so successful in the recent past, it stems from work that was done nearly four decades ago — long before each new title was celebrated with its own front-page article, halftime ceremony and t-shirt in the Athletics Shop.
Three days, three opponents smashed by women’s tennis
Washington, Washington State, Texas: Each team came and each team fell to Stanford women’s tennis in a rare triple-header weekend. The No. 20 Cardinal (8-2, 2-0 Pac-12) captured consecutive victories on its home courts, blanking each of those three visitors 7-0.
Women’s tennis hosts trio of ranked teams in opening Pac-12 weekend
The Stanford women’s tennis team prepares for an uncharacteristic three-day stretch of matches this weekend as it hosts No. 31 Washington, No. 73 Washington State… Continue Reading »
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Women’s tennis dispatches Cal
When Cal comes to town, Stanford teams find a new level of intensity in their play. It was no different for the No. 26 women’s tennis team (5-2) as it used a renewed commitment to high-energy play to achieve a 6-1 non-conference victory over No. 9 Cal (5-4).
