Cardinal lacrosse to take on Saint Mary’s and Northwestern
The No. 15 Stanford women’s lacrosse team (7-3, 2-1 MPSF) will cap off a three-game road stretch with matchups against Saint Mary’s on Wednesday and No. 4 Northwestern this weekend.
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Lacrosse extends winning streak to five
Returning to the West Coast after spring break, the No. 10 Stanford lacrosse team defeated the Fresno State Bulldogs 21-8 to push its winning streak to five and remain unbeaten in conference play.
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Women’s lacrosse pulls away in second half, downs James Madison 9-2
The No. 13 Stanford women’s lacrosse team outscored No. 19 James Madison 9-2 in the second half to capture its fourth consecutive victory on Saturday…. Continue Reading »
Card lacrosse wins twice before break
The No. 18 Stanford lacrosse team will head into its 16-day layoff with a measure of momentum after earning two wins at home this weekend.
Stanford lacrosse can’t defend early ranking in crushing loss to No. 11 Hoyas
The No. 18 Stanford lacrosse team fell flat in its quest to defeat a second straight ranked opponent when it fell to No. 11 Georgetown 15-8 on Tuesday evening at Cagan Stadium.
Card lacrosse beats Harvard for first 2013 win
Led by tough defense and a balanced attack that was firing on all cylinders, the Stanford women’s lacrosse team defeated Harvard 18-13 on Sunday afternoon to earn its first win of the 2013 season.
W. Lacrosse: Win streak extended to four
After an up-and-down season filled with close wins and disappointing losses, the Stanford women’s lacrosse team honored its seniors with a 16-7 rout of Saint Mary’s last Sunday in its last conference game of the season. The win capped off an exciting weekend for the Cardinal, coming just two days after the team defeated rival California when senior Emilie Boeri scored a game-winning goal in the final 24 seconds of regulation.
W. Lacrosse: Starting slow
A slow offensive start coupled with a slew of turnovers caused the Stanford women’s lacrosse team to drop its matchup against Denver last Saturday, registering its first conference loss of the season.