Crunch time as Women’s Gymnastics heads to NCAAs
This weekend, the Stanford women’s gymnastics team will head to the NCAA Championships in Los Angeles as the No. 9 seed. Last season the Cardinal turned a No. 10 seeding into a top-four finish.
This weekend, the Stanford women’s gymnastics team will head to the NCAA Championships in Los Angeles as the No. 9 seed. Last season the Cardinal turned a No. 10 seeding into a top-four finish.
With the two star juniors, slugging right fielder Austin Wilson and solid right-handed starter A.J. Vanegas, back in the mix, Stanford baseball looks to regain some national respectability in the Pac-12 Conference.
Lead by senior Ashley Morgan, Stanford women’s gymnastics impressed against Arizona State to sweep all four events, taking not just the team victory, but having a different Cardinal athlete coming in first in each.
With a definitive 65-44 rout over Utah on Friday night, and an exciting 69-56 win against No. 20 Colorado on Sunday night, No. 6 Stanford women’s basketball (19-2, 8-1) ends its five-game homestand on a high note
Securing its grasp on top spot of the Pac-12 Conference, the Stanford women’s basketball team defeated Utah 65-44 in Maples Pavilion on Friday night.
With wins against UCLA and USC, Stanford women’s basketball is back on top of the Pac-12 Conference, tied with Cal for first. A narrow victory over USC (7-10, 4-2 Pac-12) on Sunday provided a huge morale boost for the Card (16-2, 5-1 Pac-12) as it took down the Trojans 75-66 at Maples.
For the first time since joining the Pac-12 a year ago, Utah gave Stanford a tough game, but in the end, the No. 4/3 Cardinal (13-1, 2-0 Pac-12) proved too much for the Utes (9-4, 0-2 Pac-12) to handle. Stanford used a 15-6 run in the second half to pull away for a 70-56 victory at the Huntsman Center in Salt Lake City, Utah, on Sunday afternoon for the Card’s 80th consecutive conference victory.
In Boulder on Friday night, the Stanford women’s basketball team defeated Colorado 57-40 to open Pac-12 play with a win. The defeat ended Colorado’s unbeaten start to the season and extended Stanford’s unbeaten streak in the Pac-12 conference to 79 straight games, dating back to a 57-54 loss in Berkeley on Jan. 18, 2009