The No. 38 Stanford men’s tennis team extended its winning streak to seven on Tuesday afternoon, taking down Fresno State 4-1 in Taube Family Tennis Stadium. The win brings its record up to 13-4, along with a still-perfect 4-0 mark in conference play. This was the first of five home matches to close out the season before…

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The No. 43 Stanford men’s tennis team (10-4, 2-0 Pac-12) enjoyed a dominant spring break, winning four matches over a six-day span. The week started with a 7-0 blanking of Nevada at home last Monday. Starting the day with two 6-2 doubles victories to take the first point, the men went on to take five…

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The seniors of Stanford’s men’s gymnastics team were sent off in style in their last home meet of their career this past Saturday. Doing battle against not only No. 7 Cal and No. 8 Minnesota but also the Japanese and Canadian Collegiate National Teams, the fourth-ranked Cardinal scored a season-high 443.250 to defeat all the…

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Two of the best women’s tennis programs in the country face off this weekend in what will be a match to remember: No. 7 Stanford and No. 8 Cal. The Cardinal enter the match with a very respectable 7-1 record. Their only loss came in a nail-biter this past weekend against No. 2 Florida, in…

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Stanford’s men’s tennis team defeated Hawaii (3-4) on Tuesday, dominating 7-0 to notch their second shutout of the season. This victory extends their winning streak to five matches, pulling their season record up to 6-2. The day started with three doubles matches that would combine for a single point in the overall score. The team of…

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The Stanford men’s tennis team (4-2) is approaching one of its biggest weekends thus far in the fledgling season, as it prepares to battle Cal in “The Big Match” on Saturday. The No. 14 Golden Bears boast a 7-2 record, and their only losses came in the ITA National Men’s Team Indoor Championships last weekend…

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The Stanford women’s tennis team has one more ‘tune-up’ match before facing their first truly formidable opponent at home this weekend. On Saturday, the No. 10 Cardinal will take on No. 46 Harvard at the Taube Family Tennis Stadium, hoping to eliminate any kinks in their form before returning the next day to battle No. 11…

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Last Thursday, the No. 8 Stanford women’s tennis team kicked (or rather served) off its 2015 season at home with a 6-1 win against No. 54 Princeton. The Tigers may seem quite distanced from the distinguished Cardinal program, but the matchup included more familiarly than one would guess.

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