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Goalkeeper Meridith McColl (right) helped lead the Cardinal over No. 1 UCLA in Sunday’s Irvine Tournament title match. McColl notched 12 saves in Stanford’s 8-4 victory over the Bruins.
Five-star finish at Pac-10
Five wrestlers to compete at NCAA Championships
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Stanford wrestling may not have broken its 74-year conference title drought this past weekend at the Pacific-10 Conference Championships in Bakersfield, Calif., but Kerry McCoy’s team nevertheless made significant progress in his second year as the Cardinal’s head coach.
Card storms Sunshine State
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It was a must-win tourney in Miami, Fla. for the No. 8 Stanford softball team, and the Cardinal delivered with a perfect 5-0 record, capturing the FIU/Adidas Invitational title. Pitching made the difference for Stanford, as the team extended its season-high win streak to 11 games.
Polo beats Bruins for top spot
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McColl recorded a season-high 14 saves in the Cardinal’s 10-8 semifinal win over the No. 3 Women of Troy. She then tallied 12 more in the evening finale against UCLA, including six in the second half, as Stanford dealt the top-ranked and defending national champion Bruins their first loss of the season, 8-4.
Muller win clinches third victory for Card
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Blake Muller picked up a three-set win, and the Stanford men’s tennis team earned its third victory of the season on Saturday.
Fifth-game flop for men
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The online Gametracker stalled at 5-1 in the fifth game on Friday night, and the Stanford men’s volleyball team stalled about then as well.
Irish knock off Card in double OT
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Women’s lacrosse faced No. 5 Notre Dame last weekend in an intense game that ended in a 12-11 loss for the Cardinal in double overtime.
Card in third heading into final round
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With just one more round of play remaining at the Puerto Rico Classic tournament, the No. 2 Stanford men’s golf team places third with a score of 564 (12 under par). On day one, Stanford shot a team score of 285 (three under par) and on the second day shot a score of 279 (nine under par).
Musings on a new season
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Tons of teams chose to undergo serious facelifts this past offseason, including the Chicago Cubs, who added manager Lou Piniella and the power-hitting Alfonso Soriano.