In front of a raucous home crowd on a perfect day for tennis, the ninth-ranked Stanford men's tennis team avenged its 2008 NCAA Second Round loss to Pepperdine by defeating the Waves 4-1 today at the Taube Family Tennis Center to advance to the 2009 NCAA Round of 16 in College Station, Texas. >> Read More
About That Home Win Streak...
No. 13 Stanford cruised to a 4-0 shutout of unranked Wichita State on Saturday afternoon in the opening round of the 2009 NCAA Tournament at the Taube Family Tennis Stadium. Making its 28th consecutive postseason appearance, the Cardinal (18-4, 6-2 Pac-10) quickly claimed the doubles point and locked up three easy singles wins against the overmatched Shockers (21-6, 8-0 Missouri Valley).
Postgame Quotes
Stanford's quest for a second women's water polo national championship came to a cruel end Saturday at the University of Maryland's Eppley Recreational Center, as the UCLA Bruins scored the deciding goal as time expired to claim a 12-11 victory over the Cardinal in the semifinals of the National Collegiate Women's Water Polo Championship.
Brent Milleville (above) drove in a career-high seven runs and hit two of Stanford's five home runs - its most since 2004 - as the Cardinal (24-21) rolled to a 17-5 victory over visiting New Mexico (33-17) in a non-conference game at Klein Field at Sunken Diamond. Stanford pounded out 10 extra base hits and set a season high for runs, while freshman Brett Mooneyham pitched into the eighth inning as the home club evened this series at a game apiece. >> Read More
Difficult conditions mired Saturday's final round of the NCAA Central Regional as Stanford failed to qualify for the NCAA Championships. The Cardinal struggled to a round of 44-over-par 332 to finish in 14th place. Only the top eight teams will go on to compete at the NCAA's. >> Read More
The Stanford softball team was shutout today at No. 2/3 UCLA, losing an 8-0 decision to the Bruins in the regular-season finale. >> Read More
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