Playing in white and pink, No. 5 women’s soccer (13-0-2, 6-0-1, Pac-12) defeated the Oregon Ducks (0-13-2, 0-7, Pac-12) 2-0 Sunday, in their annual Breast Cancer Awareness game. The Cardinal dominated with 27 shots on goal and 17 corner kicks, but their victory was not the only notable part of yesterday’s game. As they do in every game, the Cardinal played for a broader … [Read more...] about Women’s soccer co-captains score for change
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Banerjee swings a super run at ITA Super Regionals
Sophomore Samir Banerjee showcased a dominant run at the ITA Northwest Super Regionals this weekend, finishing as the runner-up and securing a place at the ITA Fall National Championships. In the home season opener, Banerjee secured straight set victories over players from Gonzaga, Pacific, Santa Clara and Sacramento State. In the opening two rounds, Banerjee defeated … [Read more...] about Banerjee swings a super run at ITA Super Regionals
Fresh on the Farm: Men’s tennis freshmen adapt to a new environment
Stanford men’s tennis added three stellar freshmen to its roster this year — one of the Cardinal’s strongest recruiting classes yet. Nico Godsick, Kyle Kang and Hudson Rivera kept busy this quarter developing their already-elite tennis games, integrating with their new teammates and adjusting to their new life as student athletes in college. Prior to committing to Stanford, … [Read more...] about Fresh on the Farm: Men’s tennis freshmen adapt to a new environment
Inside the Booth: Troy Clardy’s rise to Stanford’s play-by-play announcer
Most people start preparing for a job after they are officially offered a position. But not Stanford alum Troy Clardy ’97, who was prepared to call the Cardinal’s first football game against Hawaii this season before he was offered play-by-play announcer role for Stanford football and men’s basketball. “I started prepping for the season-opener just in case I got the … [Read more...] about Inside the Booth: Troy Clardy’s rise to Stanford’s play-by-play announcer
Inside Stanford’s cautious approach to name, image and likeness
One of many paradigmatic shifts that have hit collegiate athletes over recent years is the NCAA’s decision to let athletes capitalize off their own name, image and likeness (NIL) — changing the game of how athletes can make money, and forcing schools to scramble to address new expectations from collegiate players. NIL has emerged as a pivotal factor in attracting recruits and … [Read more...] about Inside Stanford’s cautious approach to name, image and likeness