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Center fielder Sean Ratliff has been a major reason for the Cardinal’s success this year — he leads Stanford in homeruns and slugging percentage while playing solid defense. He has also appeared in three games as a pitcher for the Cardinal, going 2-0 in his opportunities. Coach Mark Marquess has used various position players as pitchers. #gallery http://daily.stanford.org/image/full/8993
Jeff Keacher

Center fielder Sean Ratliff has been a major reason for the Cardinal’s success this year — he leads Stanford in homeruns and slugging percentage while playing solid defense. He has also appeared in three games as a pitcher for the Cardinal, going 2-0 in his opportunities. Coach Mark Marquess has used various position players as pitchers.

Playoff Spike

Stanford takes on Northridge in MPSF first round
By Rebecca Harlow
SPORTS| When the Cardinal takes the floor at No. 4 Cal State-Northridge on Saturday, it will be the No. 6 Stanford men’s volleyball team’s first appearance in the MPSF quarterfinals in five years.

Card faces L.A. challenge

By Wyndam Makowsky
SPORTS| No. 10 Stanford heads to Los Angeles this weekend for a three-game set against UCLA. The team looks to extend its series win streak to 11.

Pitchers face off in rivalry

By Daniel Bohm
SPORTS| The Stanford Softball team will look to continue its five-game winning streak this weekend in a three-game series with archrival Cal.

Card seeks revenge over Bears

By Anthony Nguyen
SPORTS| As the No. 4 Stanford women’s tennis team gears up for the Big Game, there isn’t much love for the cross-Bay rivals, especially after an early season loss to them in February.

Card serves “Big Smash”

By Danny Belch
SPORTS| The No. 24 Stanford men’s tennis team is going for a clean sweep of Bay Area rival California tomorrow when it takes on the No. 29 Golden Bears in Berkeley.

Men host tournament, look to repeat

By Roxie Dickinson
SPORTS| After a two-week hiatus, the No. 11 Stanford men’s golf team will swing back into action on the Farm this weekend to host its only home tournament of the season, the 2008 U.S. Intercollegiate Championship.

Spartans present tough test

By Sam Svoboda
SPORTS| The No. 2 Stanford women’s water polo team will make the short trip to San Jose this weekend for what will be its final regular season game of the year, a conference match-up with San Jose State.